Gap after TAP installation

[Stadi]

Hello in the new forum, I'll start with a question. Since I converted to TAP, my SB has a gap between the CW2 and the cover.
At first I thought it was because all the parts were printed from PA12CF and the dimensions might therefore differ from the ABS parts. Now I've reprinted everything from ASA CF but the gap is still there. Anyone have an idea what could be the reason for this? I can't see anywhere that something is not mounted as it should be according to the instructions. Everything works great, so it's just an optical thing

Best regards

 

[NoGuru]

I know a lot of people have this issue but I do not. Maybe see if there is a spot that needs a little timing or filling.

 

[motor5622]

Are you using a break out board behind the fan? Seen somewhere that it can interfere with clockwork

 

[antlestxp]

Hello in the new forum, I'll start with a question. Since I converted to TAP, my SB has a gap between the CW2 and the cover.
At first I thought it was because all the parts were printed from PA12CF and the dimensions might therefore differ from the ABS parts. Now I've reprinted everything from ASA CF but the gap is still there. Anyone have an idea what could be the reason for this? I can't see anywhere that something is not mounted as it should be according to the instructions. Everything works great, so it's just an optical thing

Best regards

Did you ever find a solution?

 

[Stadi]

I haven't found out yet what the Reason is, just a guess. The two -part circuit board at SB is not the reason. When I open the front cover without screwing onto, there is no gap that only arises when the lower screws are put on. I suspect the problem lies in the fit of the pressure parts "Tap_Front_r2.stl" and "Tap_Upper_PCB_r2.stl". These have very little contact surface together. If there is only a slight deviation to 90 ° here, this affects much more on the top edge of the CW2. I printed these parts several times but it doesn't change. I first resigned myself to it because it is only an optical deficiency and does not affect the function.

 

[mbun]

I have the exact same issue. Doesn't seem to influence the printing.

 

[leeeboo]

I have the exact same issue.

 

[jhenley01]

Same here, fits fine until the lower screws are tightened. I'm pretty sure I was having the same problem before I upgraded to TAP. I've also reprinted parts with the same issue.

Printer works fine but I'm wondering since parts aren't sitting flush if my input shaper values would be better if everything was fitting tighter.

 

[Sandman50]

I added 1mm to the depth of the SB cover to close the gap. The daughter board for the BTT2209 tool head was just a bit too thick with all the wires in there for 3 fans. (3rd fan is a 3010 fan to cool the stepper driver on the 2209 board)

Though the cover holds the fans, it's really a cosmetic part, so a bit of a gap isn't going to hurt it.