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The best z coupler, hands down, is a short length of flexible aquarium tubing or other tubing. Leave a 2-4mm gap between your motor shaft and the threaded rod in the tube.
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If the motor is in the bottom, doesn't that gap allow for the rod to move up and down? This can also result in z-wobble effect as the layer thickness can vary.
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The best z-coupler, hands down, is a real motor coupler, not make-shift pieces of tubing.
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One of the primary culprits was the "Randomize starting points" feature in Slic3r. It was causing some weirdness with starting and stoping locations in curved objects.
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The best z-coupler, hands down, is a real motor coupler, not make-shift pieces of tubing.
Please show me side-by-side prints that prove your point. Many people tried them, including most of the original ORD bot kits, and most of them had issues with Z wobble.