#Input Shaping Help

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eternal lark
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Hello. I am tuning my modified ender 3 running Klipper. I am having strange artifacts on prints and am attempting to better tune my input shaper. The axis frequency looks good on my x -axis, but my y-axis looks horrible. Does anyone have any tips on how to reduce the amount of spikes on the y-axis for a bed slinger?

inputshaper_20251003_131557_axis_Y.png inputshaper_20251003_131557_axis_X.png
runic rampartBOT
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Hello! To reduce spikes on the y-axis of your modified Ender 3 running Klipper, you can try adjusting the input shaper settings specifically for the y-axis. You may want to experiment with different values for the y-axis frequency in your input shaper configuration. Additionally, ensuring that your belts are properly tensioned and that the y-axis components are properly aligned can also help improve print quality. Feel free to check Klipper documentation or forums for more specific guidance on tuning the input shaper for your setup. Good luck with your tuning!

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