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Belts are usually used on 3D printers to move two or more of the axes. Belts must always be kept well-tensioned, and neglecting to maintain belt tension may lead to several issues in print quality. These issues include deformed dimensions, print surface defects, and layer shifting.
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*Credit: pattertj (Reddit)*
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Many printers will, at some point, come across the issue of a print unsticking from the build plate. The frequency of this occurrence can be significantly reduced by correctly levelling the build plate. The idea is to get the nozzle to the perfect height from the build plate across the entire surface.
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*Credit: Raise3D*
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First, home the 3D printer, then disable the steppers (or turn the printer off). A great way to start levelling is to use a business card between the nozzle and the bed and tighten the nuts under the bed until you feel slight resistance when the card is moved. This process should be repeated twice. Then, an excellent way to properly fine-tune the levelling is to run a calibration print (some examples below).
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