X belt tension

Hi carl,

thanks for your reply. Yeah, but I've got a feeling that eventually it will break completely. I'll try to find a useful shoulder washer, but there is also issue with fixation of the white pulley housing. It moves freely and at a higher speed on x axis it will surely cause imperfections.

It looks like I'll have to write to their support, but I'm not sending them any blank checks, that's for sure.

my x on divinch is making a bang bang bang. It looked as though the belt was slightly on the loose. So I tried to tighten it with the chin se lil adjustment screw ,it just holds the position the spring is what actually makes the belt tight . You Can force hold back on the spring slightly , Then quickly tighten down the hold down screw. but the plastic is too week to hold that much force,I think it will slip in a short time. and strip out the plastic screw threads if your not delicate. So I added a slightly weeker spring the same length and width.Just bunghed them together. Then I felt the belt was pleasently tight enough.but no inspite of that the axis starts moving but after 40mm the moter hits the Gass then slow hits the gas then slow then to the right,back to the left.
tried a test part it squirted plastic test bead 10mm to r of bed like it don't know where the serface is.

it almost seems that the motor takes off at full speed to push a greater force than is necisary  and rips past belt knoches.Or
two slicer models are run together at same time or twice the voltage surges to the motor fast,skip .slow,catch and hold  now skip. plastic spegetties all over unfortunately at that time just cancel print.

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