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Question I print a Voron Tap parts use my 2.4, but printed parts are not vertically, what wrong?
- Thread starter Bral
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LoadMaster7
Well-known member
Bral, have you found what is causing your shift? How fast are you printing? Which slicer program? If you look at the preview does it show this offset?
No, I print a 1cm cube, It's looks ok, but if print Voron Tap parts (Tap_Front_r1.stl) and 1cm cube on the bed, They are not vertical at y-axis. I try ps/ss/cura, they are same problem. print speed use soft default parameters.
No, I test my belt tension, it's 110hz
LoadMaster7
Well-known member
In your original photo, did you add the cubes to the Tap_Front? If I pull the STL info Cura, this is how it looks:
yes, i add 4 cubes and Tap_Front.stl to bed, 4 cubes appear skewed, if i print cubes only, they are looks like ok. i turn Tap_Front.stl 90 degrees, still have the same problem at Y axis.
LoadMaster7
Well-known member
Bral, did your printer ever print okay, or is this a new machine?
not new machine, print other file looks like ok, i's supernatural event
Hi Bral, have you solve the problem, because i have exactly the same issue on my voron 2.4?
No, I have no idea.
morrie_duckett
New member
I made an account just to reply to this.
I had the same issue. My nozzle was too close to the bed. Because the nozzle is offset from the gantry, It creates a moment arm that pushes the extruder forward, and dissipates as consecutive layers are printed. I didn't think that was the case because I had elephant foot compensation turned on, which was eliminating the bottom layer "over-squish" so I assumed it was belt tension. And it probably only happens intermittently because the nozzle isn't getting fully cleaned after prints so the start height is varying between prints. Try raising your z-home and ensuring the nozzle is clean before each print.
I had the same issue. My nozzle was too close to the bed. Because the nozzle is offset from the gantry, It creates a moment arm that pushes the extruder forward, and dissipates as consecutive layers are printed. I didn't think that was the case because I had elephant foot compensation turned on, which was eliminating the bottom layer "over-squish" so I assumed it was belt tension. And it probably only happens intermittently because the nozzle isn't getting fully cleaned after prints so the start height is varying between prints. Try raising your z-home and ensuring the nozzle is clean before each print.
Balizs Makr
New member
Hello! did you manage to solve this problem?
