Whats the crack with these waves on my X and Y, happens on all prints
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imgur.comPosted Apr 12, 2020, 3:23 AM UTC
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imgur.comWhat printer and slicer are you using? I just got a SeemeCNC Artemis 300 and am having the same problem, tried both Cura and Simplify3D.
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I've been using Cura for about a year now, never been an issue until recently, where both my cura settings were wiped out and I upgraded Marlin, so its hard to say
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Z-wobble? Is your threaded rod straight and mounted vertical?
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I tried swapping the threaded rods orientation to see if that changed anything but same results. I'm about to revert back to the previous Marlin I had running
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Try turning the threaded rod at the coupler to the motor and see how much it moves in the x/y plane at the bottom. I think turning it upside down will not help much and give the same result
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I'll check it out, at the moment I'm looking at replacing my hotend carriage since I feel like the hotend may have a small amount of play to it, so maybe its that. Thanks for the advice!
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Just a heads up, I got this one currently and I am very pleased with it. Rock solid and moves good.
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Looks like you have some minor layer shifting going on, might want to look at the tightness in your belts. You want them strummably tight, looks to be an issue in the X at least but I'd tighten up the Y also
Man, let me run a test print with it tighter than before, hopefully its something this simple. I dont think I've ever had them so tight
What printer is it btw? If it's a creality series stop by our discord, I tend to help people with calibration when I'm around. Name's Priestly on there, the Filament Whisperer :D
https://discord.gg/S5U5cmt
Oh right, its an Anet A6. Appreciate the advise! I gotta get me a Creality
No worries, think we have a couple of people with Anets in here too, seems like we have 300 plus in here nightly, decent place to brainstorm, feel free