Belt-Tension Problems
I have a vcore 3.1 enclosure. However, there are belt tension problems, what could be the problem?
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rare-sapphire•10mo ago
and 300x300
I just watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-yc_XM8sP4
and i think he mentioned that a broken idler can cause those rugged edges. Check you belt path and Idlers?
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How to Read and Analyze Input Shaper Graphs Generated by Klipper
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check, if all idlers turn easily when not belt is grabbing them.
Sometime you tighten the screws to hard and they compress the idler stack.
rare-sapphire•10mo ago
rare-sapphire•10mo ago
I loosened all the screws and tightened them hand-tight so that the bearings are not compressed
That barely changed it 🤔
But now they are more in sync
Try inputshaping now. Would like to see that graph
rare-sapphire•10mo ago
Okay, first I have to attach the cables to the toolhead
Where are they now?
rare-sapphire•10mo ago
I mean with cable ties
Do that and then measure again 
rare-sapphire•10mo ago
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rare-sapphire•10mo ago
standing in front of it and have no plan 😄
Your printer seems to be a rattle