#Skewness on troodon 2.0 corexy printer
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If you are experiencing skewness or dimensional accuracy issues in your 3D prints, there are a few potential causes and solutions you can try:
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Belt tension: Check if the belts on your printer are properly tensioned. Loose belts can cause inaccuracies in print dimensions. Make sure they are snug but not overly tight.
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Pulley tightness: Ensure that the pulleys on the X and Y axis are securely tightened. Loose pulleys can introduce skewness in prints.
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Print speed and acceleration: Reducing the print speed and acceleration settings can sometimes help minimize skewness. Experiment with slower speeds to see if it improves dimensional accuracy.
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Rigidity: Check if the printer frame and components are firmly secured. Any wobbling or flexing during printing can contribute to skewness. Reinforcing or tightening the frame may help.
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Print bed leveling: Ensure that the print bed is accurately leveled. Uneven leveling can cause skewness in prints.
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Mechanical issues: Inspect ...
Ive tried tensioning and losening A/B belts but it didnt have impact on the crosses i printed
atm my firmware is limited to 3000 acceleration
pulleys were all fine
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