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OliLech

x/y Ache ausrichten

By OliLech, February 4, 2016 in Deutsch

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Posted February 4, 2016 in x/y Ache ausrichten

Bei meinem neuen U2+ sind die x/y Achsen nicht exakt ausgerichtet (keine 90 Grad). Hat jemand eine Idee wie ich das möglichst genau hinbekomme?

Vielen Dank

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Posted February 4, 2016 in x/y Ache ausrichten

Hey,

eine Möglichkeit wäre ein solches Tool https://www.youmagine.com/designs/axis-aligner#activity

Dazu müsstest du es aber natürlich noch drucken können, sprich so genau müssten sie noch ausgerichtet sein.

Dann mit dem Tool einfach die Pulleys Lösen ausrichten und wieder fest ziehen.

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