Wow. You are amazing. Thanks. It has sat for over 2 years. It has literally only printed 4 models in its lifetime. I will def clean it as it's extremely dusty from sitting.
Edited by Pastramowitz1Wow. You are amazing. Thanks. It has sat for over 2 years. It has literally only printed 4 models in its lifetime. I will def clean it as it's extremely dusty from sitting.
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Looks like it shifted in Y only. Pretty easy to fix. It's usually a loose pulley set screw (there's 6 pulleys on the Y axis) - and usually the one on the motor/stepper which is the hardest to get to but if you have a long hex driver you can get in there without taking anything apart. Tighten the hell out of those set screws.
However since this machine may have sat idle for months - I'd try cleaning the 6 rods in the gantry with an oiled rag or paper towel and lubricate with a light oil (any light machine oil will work - e.g. sewing machine oil, or 3-in-1 oil). one drop on each of the 6 rods. In theory the center 2 rods don't need oil and will just gum up the ball bearings but a tiny bit of oil can help.
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