inconsistent layer stacking
v-minion, dual z, oldham decoupler, orbiter 2, rapido 2.
i thought it might be PID related, but that doesnt seem to be the case. I feel it might have to do with some Z play in the oldham decoupler icw z hops. the upper part is printed in vasemode and is mostly perfect. any ideas?
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no pointers?
Try this https://youtu.be/8vf_gY5Qg2o?si=STyQ2hQuNDnj78NB to rule out inconsistent extrusion caused by imperfect orbiter great alignment.
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Orbiter v2.0 filament path adjustment guide.
In case you have received your sample with the filament path misaligned and following this video guide you do not succeed with the alignment please contact your local reseller for assistance or get in contact with me over our official Facebook page, we will help you as best as we can or send replacem...
Initially i thought that that could not be it, since vasemode was perfect. but thinking about it, that still could be the case since in vasemode the inperfection would be spread very evenly
opening up the orbiter is was visually mis aligned, so thank you!
i will upgrade to orbiter 2.5 as soon as it comes out, but im testing this tn
also; this can be done without disassembling the while thing lol, i wonder why the OG does that
"Good" news! I hope it helps. It made a huge difference for me, just a small but visible misalignment. I'm also looking forward to orbiter 2.5.
It's also possible that the small retraction on non-vase mode layer change nudges the filament into a different state of misalignment (if the pathway was not perfectly aligned to start with). Kind of like gear path misalignment "backlash".
i think it might have to do with the cantiliver noticably wobbling
i just loosend the belts and started a print, i can barely feel any vibrations on the cantilever now, but rn its opnly leveling
if it is visble its not small haha