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Printer Vibration Issues

Posted by Syko_Symatic 
Printer Vibration Issues
August 14, 2024 05:59AM
As the title states,

Video of issue

I’ve tried tightening/loosening the belts, I’ve check the frame squareness, rebuilt the carriage, re-printed and beefed up all the parts, changed all the pulleys and their posts, tightened everything, greased the bearing blocks, changed motor currents, changed micro stepping, all to no avail.

Struggling with this one. I’ve redesigned everything, it’s very similar to the parts for a Voron, in an attempt to stabilise the X axis if that was the problem but nope.

Definitely sounds like it’s something in the carriage but I’ve checked and rechecked all the fixings, rebuilt it numerous times. Nothing is loose.

Any help would really be appreciated.

No going to lie, it’s breaking me.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/14/2024 06:01AM by Syko_Symatic.
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Re: Printer Vibration Issues
August 14, 2024 07:03AM
... what's with the cooling fan?


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Re: Printer Vibration Issues
August 14, 2024 07:05AM
The turbo fan? Or the Noctua?
Re: Printer Vibration Issues
April 24, 2026 08:33AM
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Syko_Symatic
As the title states,

Video of issue

I’ve tried tightening/loosening the belts, I’ve check the frame squareness, rebuilt the carriage, re-printed and beefed up all the parts, changed all the pulleys and their posts, tightened everything, greased the bearing blocks, changed motor currents, changed micro stepping, all to no avail.

Struggling with this one. I’ve redesigned everything, it’s very similar to the parts for a Voron, in an attempt to stabilise the X axis if that was the problem but nope.

Definitely sounds like it’s something in the carriage but I’ve checked and rechecked all the fixings, rebuilt it numerous times. Nothing is loose.

Any help would really be appreciated.

No going to lie, it’s breaking me.
That sounds tough... you've already ruled out most of the obvious things.
If it still sounds like it's in the carriage, I'd check for small things like a rail or rod that is slightly bent, bearings that are worn out, or even resonance or vibration at certain speeds. Sometimes it's not loose; it's just a little out of alignment when it moves.
You could also try going slower or speeding up to see if that changes anything. That could help you figure out what's wrong.
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