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<p class="p__0">Solution: The limit was an easy fix, the gcode printing over and over, I have no idea. Please leave a remark if you know where I failed. And the mirror image problem, I am likewise unsure why my CNC defaulted to this. I read from the Frankenstein laser instructable that he made a note to mirror the image,: Do a comprehensive test image to see if what you do is mirrored or not first.</p>
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<p class="p__1">I had to deal with more precise soldering, installing, and the feared wiggle (with no movement) issues. Solution: handle the individual problems as they came. Bad solder? Changed. Bad wires? Replaced. Mounted too high? Drill new holes and remount.: All the little things amount to irritate me and I simply dealt with them separately.</p>
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<p class="p__2">Service? do it over again. NBD: use a level. * First 3D test! Holy crap it is working, It Is In fact Workin ... The nozzle jams with filament and I got an error code on the pen. With the nozzle cooling, so does the plastic.-- &gt; The nozzle is now essentially useless.</p>
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<p class="p__3">: Start extrusions tests sluggish and change accordingly. Thank You Can Try This Source , the new one worked and powers on without a mistake code!!:D * I glued the wood supports on the pen too low-- &gt; This caused stress on the Z (CD rom) motor and it did that dumb wiggle jiggle where the axis doesn't move up nor down.</p>
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<p class="p__4">I tested it without the pen on and the Z motor moved just great leading me to desire to remount the assistances. * So ... I glued the supports for the pen greater understanding-- &gt; the bed was now too low to get contact in between the bed and the nozzle when the z axis was in the full down position.</p>
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<p class="p__5">5 cm. (any higher and the Y axis would face the bed which is simply no bueno): Again, preparation. Measure twice before you dedicate to rearranging, drilling or cutting * After remounting the Z axis and the pen I went to do a retest. How is that a problem you might ask ... well once again, my CD rom stepper motor was-- &gt; wiggle jerking with what I thought was a better established and this was after I examined the motor movement without any load and it was great.</p>
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