#crooked impression

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shrewd smelt
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Hi, I don't know if anyone could help me with this problem I have with the Ender 3. It makes my prints crooked, for example, I printed a cylinder and it gave me a very crooked print, what factors could I take into account to check? I already checked the leveling of the bed and adjusted the eccentricity of the cart where the nozzle is located and there is no play in its movement.

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vital spindleBOT
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AI Help

If you've already checked the bed leveling and the eccentricity of the nozzle cart, there are a few other factors you can look into:

  1. Belt tension: Make sure the belts on your Ender 3 are properly tensioned. Loose belts can cause the print head to move inconsistently and result in crooked prints.

  2. Nozzle temperature: Ensure that you are printing at the correct nozzle temperature for the filament you're using. Incorrect temperature can lead to poor layer adhesion, causing the print to tilt or warp.

  3. Filament quality: Poor quality or poorly stored filament can have inconsistencies in diameter, which can affect your print quality. Make sure you're using good quality filament and store it in a dry place.

  4. Print speed: Higher print speeds can introduce more vibrations and lead to crooked prints. Try reducing the print speed to see if it makes a difference.

If you've checked all these factors and are still experiencing crooked prints, you might want to consider calibrating th...

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vital spindleBOT
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runic hamlet
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Is it only in one axis crooked?