Thanks, I'll do that.
The one next to it (on the back of the printer) is now moving slightly in and out too. Although, I can't see the same procedure having any effect on it.
Thanks, I'll do that.
The one next to it (on the back of the printer) is now moving slightly in and out too. Although, I can't see the same procedure having any effect on it.
AAMOI discovered that the moving rods are not the cause of my bad print. Cura is slicing my model wrong. If I go to the layer view it shows a block of layers that shouldn't be there.
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Push the rod back into place. Loosen the set screw on the pulley on the side that was poking out, hold the rod in place and push the pulley towards the wall of the printer as far as it will go and then re-tighten the set screw tightly and you're done.
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