failed prints only on one side
i have changed the extruder since the last one failed and now all my prints fails on the left side only.
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More tension on the extruder would be my guess.
Also make sure you include orbiter-1004.cfg
its at max
then less tension lol
it is
You don't want max tension, you want just enough to properly grip and nothing more
Max tension = motor can't turn, min tension = gear won't grip
when i load new fialment i turn it all the way then back a half turn
That's not how you do it
If you want to get the perfect tension, you tension it lightly, then start a flow rate test, then when it starts skipping pause it, then give it a quarter turn more (more tension), resume and see if that helps, if it still skips, try a quarter turn less (so turn it halfway), until you arrive at the perfect spot.
You don't want no tension or all the tension you want to be somewhere in the middle.
ok no one has ever told me that, thats really cool. ok ill start doing that from now on. do you have a good flow test you use?
I find the one built into OrcaSlicer is decent
ok ill take a look thanks
it looks like the issue it still else where, now my orbiter is making a buzzing noise when i hit the extrude button.
That's weird. You can try to swap the drivers between like E and X or something.
If that's still what you suspect
yeah ill swap them out shortly
installed a new driver and still the same issue
i think my board hurts
I don't. I still think this is wiring.
ok ill dothe wiring again
ill be back soon
Before you do that
Try swapping the two middle pins
The buzzing is usually a sign that the two coils are fighting eachother (reverse polarity on one coil)
If that doesn't work, swap it back and redo it.
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