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X axis leveling
noobmaker
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So, I'm trying to fix a series of what seems small issues, that might be giving me a bit of trouble.
I think the x axis on my jgaurora A5 might be a bit skewed; I suspect it is because when I level the bed, I always end up really close to the base of the printer on one side, but not so much on the other, and also the z axis long screws tend to wobble quite a bit.
I was thinking of taking the thing apart, so I can also check if the screws are actually straight, maybe clean and reapply some grease, and then mount the thing again, but I was unable to find how exactly to level the gantry once it's installed.
Also, if anybody has reccomendations for some springs to replace the bed ones it would be nice; a couple of them seem to always bend and I think it's messing the bed leveling quite a bit.
I think the x axis on my jgaurora A5 might be a bit skewed; I suspect it is because when I level the bed, I always end up really close to the base of the printer on one side, but not so much on the other, and also the z axis long screws tend to wobble quite a bit.
I was thinking of taking the thing apart, so I can also check if the screws are actually straight, maybe clean and reapply some grease, and then mount the thing again, but I was unable to find how exactly to level the gantry once it's installed.
Also, if anybody has reccomendations for some springs to replace the bed ones it would be nice; a couple of them seem to always bend and I think it's messing the bed leveling quite a bit.
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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2903406
My printer has still stock springs without issues. Ensure that your printer is on flat surface. After that do Z homing. When finished, turn off power measure distance from nozzle to ground on both X gantry ends. By rotating ONLY right motor adjust same distance. Now you can level bed
If you have community firmware, use mesh bed leveling and save
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