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How much are they getting off? I occasionally use my calipers to get them back a matching height (measure between the bttom of brass threaded piece and the top of the acrylic z motor mount plate). But this is usually just a mm of offset after a dozen prints or more (less if I'm doing particularly ta...

What a great idea! I also don't like how the heat blocks are right up against the mounting plate, I suspect at the least this has to lower life expectancy of those bearing right behind there. But yeah, I have the same issue with it bumping the clips, and there's so little room between the screws on ...

This is a great printer, but Geeetech really needs to make better manuals. The manual that the included documentation linked to for download was actually wrong, luckily i found the right manual via this forum. Even then I had to make some assumptions. But the printer itself worked great! Only part I...

One other thing... on my unit my X-axis rods were waaaaay too tight, I literally had to hammer them in to the brackets that connect to the Z-axis rods. Oddly, I think this turned out to be a HUGE factor in minimizing my X-axis play, at least the effects of the belt tension pulling the Z-axis bars in...

Try this idea: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:847561 BUT using these top Z-axis rod plates from this collection, without any bearings in them for the same effect: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2143158 Threaded rods are ALWAYS less than perfect. Think about it, you have two much straighter (pr...