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Nice. Thanks for the reply, I couldn't find any documentation, but I realized the large hole fit around an axle and thought it couldn't be a coincidence. Thanks again.

 

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    Posted · What does this go to?

    Be glad you have them. Back when I got my printer we had to make due with scrap pieces to try and do the same job, it was a pain in the arse to say the least. Coincidentally I just modelled and printed out a similar looking thing just yesterday :)

     

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    Posted · What does this go to?

    I just re-calibrated using this and it was tremendously easier, so thanks a ton for that. Ultimaker needs to give themselves some credit and update the directions.

     

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    I too was wondering what this was as it was included in my kit. I figured it was to calibrate the axes, but need a better explanation as to how. Does anyone have a set procedure they can post for reference? Thank you.

     

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    Thanks Owen! I've gone through this wiki but did not look at the "red cross" axis calibration pic close enough to get the general idea. It just hit me like a ton bricks. :shock:

     

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