It’s worthwhile to double check your belts are around all of the idlers before aggressively trimming the belts. It’s easier to continue to trim than to find out you’ve cut and inch too far because you’re ordering more belt or cannibalizing from another project at that point.
The rubber feet don’t hold the nuts well enough to tighten the screws. I had to try and shove a socket wrench head in to hold it well enough. Tightening those 8 screws took over half the total build time for this part.
I couldn’t find the threaded standoffs in the BOM/Parts packing list.
Looking through the kits, I found only 2x m3 threaded spacers. The only 4x threaded spacers I can find are M2.5. I used PC motherboard standoffs to replace the parts.
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My original arm (I kept all the parts) is too large for the new printed part
My kit didn’t have connectors for the thermistor either. I have no idea how to get and crimp one
It’s worthwhile to double check your belts are around all of the idlers before aggressively trimming the belts. It’s easier to continue to trim than to find out you’ve cut and inch too far because you’re ordering more belt or cannibalizing from another project at that point.
The rubber feet don’t hold the nuts well enough to tighten the screws. I had to try and shove a socket wrench head in to hold it well enough. Tightening those 8 screws took over half the total build time for this part.
I couldn’t find the threaded standoffs in the BOM/Parts packing list.
Looking through the kits, I found only 2x m3 threaded spacers. The only 4x threaded spacers I can find are M2.5. I used PC motherboard standoffs to replace the parts.