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Posted (edited) · layer shift in prints

hello.

i have a UMO plus

and have started to noticing layer shifts if i can call it that

and was hope someone here could help or guide me to how to make those go away

the shifts arent in the stl so it is the printer that makes them

the  2 first picture are really showing the step or layer shift.

but third picture is a bit harder but it is there :(

soo if any one have any idea what is causing this let me know

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    Posted · layer shift in prints

    I think (for the photos) that looks like z hit. If it's that clean the z rod with a cloth (and if you have greese cleaner) and apply the green lube. Each 6 months it's a good idea to remove the wood cap and do a good cleaning of the z nut. (If that's what I'm seeing)

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    Posted · layer shift in prints

    Yep. It's pretty cool for newbies

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    Posted · layer shift in prints

    thanks to all of you and sorry for late reply.

    have been sick and moving :S

    i have tried cleaning and greasing the z rod but the problem is still there :(

    i have even tried printing diffrent stuff to but problem is there anyway :(

    starting to loose my mind over this :S

    any other ideas i can try to get ride of this problem?

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