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jahaskalja

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  1. Got my first nozzle jam and distracted from there, so it took a while to get the results. There was improvement, but constant drifting. At some point I went and gave some loose for the filament, and without driving home/recalibration of position, the shift jumped back. So maybe the the structure bends of belt stretches or something, jumping back is hard to explain otherways. And you're definitely right about getting onto floor, I also have some sort of nerve entrapment and my right hand aches all the time so getting down and up are not something I like to do 😄
  2. Pre-emptively I've got this Ikea overhead guiding holder for Clas Ohlson spool holder already before Selpic was published 🙂 I should have results within two hours, will edit to this message.
  3. I'm very novice with Selpic Star-A or printing in general. Actually I'm trying to get my first model printed, after "the vase". I had very bad constant shift on x-axis: 11mm per 8mm of z-axis for a wall that should be straight along y and z. From bottom up the three layers/steps (paused, drove home between them) are: 1. Device assembled as instructed, except: - extra belt head inside printing head cut away - cardboard box of 1kg spool, 2 holes cut and felt pen pushed through works as spool holder 2. Cable sleeve moved so that it doesn't go behind vertical rods, but partially lays on floor on left of the main structure 3. I cut the filament from spool, allowing about 20cm to stand/swing on air My preliminary conclusion is that major problem is to drag the filament away from spool. Reasons can be inertia of the 1kg wheel or it's sides being dragged against cardboard. To mitigate the first, I guess either smaller spool or slower x-motion or acceleration would help, for latter a better spool holder. To be continued whenever wifey allows... 🙂
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