Hello,
My X and Y axes are not perpendicular. I tried to mechanically adjust it, but the Geometry (parallelograms) is not very suitable to do so. Before I start drilling and milling, I would like to ask:
1) How do you effectively adjust the perpendicularity mechanically?
2) Is there a software ...
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- Thu May 04, 2017 4:01 pm
- Forum: Print Quality
- Topic: XY axis angle calibration?
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- Thu May 04, 2017 5:37 am
- Forum: Print Quality
- Topic: XY axis angle calibration?
- Replies: 4
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XY axis angle calibration?
Hello,
I have a Geeetech i3 pro b, and the X and Y axes are not perpendicular.
I was not successful in correcting it mechanically, because the Geometry (basically parallelograms) is not very suitable for angle corrections.
Before I start drilling and sawing: how do you effectively calibrate the ...
I have a Geeetech i3 pro b, and the X and Y axes are not perpendicular.
I was not successful in correcting it mechanically, because the Geometry (basically parallelograms) is not very suitable for angle corrections.
Before I start drilling and sawing: how do you effectively calibrate the ...
- Thu May 04, 2017 5:30 am
- Forum: Print Quality
- Topic: Weird Quality Issue
- Replies: 8
- Views: 14632
Re: Weird Quality Issue
just wanted to give an update (because I dont like those threads with problem descriptions, but finally no solution).
I am 99% sure that the bad PSU plug on the board was the cause for the poor quality. The connection was shaky, and due to vibration, the stepper motors would not work properly ...
I am 99% sure that the bad PSU plug on the board was the cause for the poor quality. The connection was shaky, and due to vibration, the stepper motors would not work properly ...
- Tue Apr 11, 2017 6:06 am
- Forum: Print Quality
- Topic: Weird Quality Issue
- Replies: 8
- Views: 14632
Re: Weird Quality Issue
It's a Geeetech I3 pro b.
I am unsure concerning the Z-axis. Yes, I kept them greasy. The "underextruding" would mean that the z rises too quickly during the failed layers. Skipped z steps would rather lead to "overextrusion"-symptoms.
I might have found a possible cause: The PSU-Plug to the ...
I am unsure concerning the Z-axis. Yes, I kept them greasy. The "underextruding" would mean that the z rises too quickly during the failed layers. Skipped z steps would rather lead to "overextrusion"-symptoms.
I might have found a possible cause: The PSU-Plug to the ...
- Fri Apr 07, 2017 12:50 am
- Forum: Print Quality
- Topic: Weird Quality Issue
- Replies: 8
- Views: 14632
Re: Weird Quality Issue
sorry, fixed it in the OP....
btw, i can exclude:
- filament quality issues
- hot end temperature issues
btw, i can exclude:
- filament quality issues
- hot end temperature issues
- Tue Mar 28, 2017 6:49 am
- Forum: Print Quality
- Topic: Weird Quality Issue
- Replies: 8
- Views: 14632
Weird Quality Issue
Hello,
Please have a look at my print (right click - open in new tab):
ExtruderFault.jpg
Initially, for the lower layers, the quality is really good, but then suddenly, at a certain z-height, the print quality is extremely poor, as if it is under-extruding. But then again, the quality is ...
Please have a look at my print (right click - open in new tab):
ExtruderFault.jpg
Initially, for the lower layers, the quality is really good, but then suddenly, at a certain z-height, the print quality is extremely poor, as if it is under-extruding. But then again, the quality is ...