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Topic: original solidoodle 3 extruder

ok so i've been tryign to set my pritner back up and the screws i have to use won't fit the original puzzle end they shoul dbut they don't sigh. so i need a replacement for the original puzzle end.

which is the best one to use on thingiverse?

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Re: original solidoodle 3 extruder

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:111213

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Re: original solidoodle 3 extruder

Lawsy said :Move the bearing, washers and bolts over to the new tension arm. I prefer one washer at the front of the bearing and three at the back for better alignment. A M3 x 16mm bolt is a perfect length to secure the tension arm to the body.
can i use the same bolt that comes out from my bearing setup?
the other end of that hole doesn not grasp the bolt and it moves freely .

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Re: original solidoodle 3 extruder

If it doesn't thread in snug you most likely need to increase your extrusion a little.

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