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RRuser
Springs only help when adjusting from one side. If you replace the springs with a nut, then you just do a hard-adjust instead, from both sides (hex driver on top, wrench or pliers holding the nut on the bottom).

Springs don't really do anything else, such as a shock absorber on a car would.

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gmckee
I would take a look at the pictorial print troubleshoot guidehere. It looks like you have a bit of axis drift and temperature issues. Make sure your belts are tight and try the print cooler and incrementally up the temprature.

Just remember not to get impatient. It takes time to get everything perfect.

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RRuser
If it is a 3-point design, you could do it without springs. Theoretically you could also do it with 4-point, but you might have a difficult time.

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sarf2k4
I think a spring from any cheap pen would do, but I doubt its strengths. Can refer to mine here [imgur.com] and just ignore those sketches, it was meant to be on other thread.

As for mine, I replaced the orange rosette to this thing here [www.thingiverse.com] so that I don't have to use 2 hand to screw it

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Qdeathstar

you need some springs, for leveling.

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Jarva
This kit never included any springs for the heatbed. I followed all instructions from here. The main issue is that the screw doesnt slide all the way down into the carraige leaving a gap of 1-5mm between the carriage and adjustment nylon nut(Orange Part).

Here is another picture hopefully could help you guys identify the issue. I think its because of the flex the pcb heatbed has causes the screw to have a slight angle instead of being straight.