@phaedrux @dc42

Sorry for the confusion, I am referring to this horizontal lines that are visible.

@deckingman

Yep sorry, I mean't 16X with interpolation

@dc42
Its a custom built machine, mostly made using machined aluminium plates and other metal components.

• The Z is a 1204 Ballscrew.
• It is hard to measure the lines but I would say they are about 2mm.
• Axis steps/mm is: X80 Y80 Z800 E415 all with 256th Micro-stepping
• Yes the belt does go around non-toothed idlers but only the back of the belt for X and Y axis and for the Z axis the Belt goes around both toothed and non-toothed idlers (back of the belt) and the pitch is 2mm.

So I have been having this problem and I am unable to figure out what is causing it and was hoping someone could help me.

As you can see in the images below every couple of mm there seems to be some lines that appear on the part that is being printed. I am unable to figure out what is causing this (Mostly I think it is a hardware problem but has anyone had a similar issue).

Any help would be appreciated

@moriquendi

Perfect, Thanks

@Moriquendi

Hello,

Would you be able to upload a STEP file please.

@zzing Thanks for uploading this

@moriquendi said in Precision Piezo for E3D V6 Threaded Heatsink:

First prototype mount for the threaded heatsink. Print with 0.2mm layer height.

Idris

Thanks for the quick design, you have a new buyer for the Orion Module

@zzing said in Precision Piezo for E3D V6 Threaded Heatsink:

@rikesh942018 said in Precision Piezo for E3D V6 Threaded Heatsink:

I wanted to know if anyone has tried the Precision Piezo Sensor on the E3D Threaded Heatsink design:

I have actually just done this with a mini kossel that I am retrofitting. It does not use the smart effector, but one of my own design. It is presently in pieces awaiting linear rails however.

Mind sharing the design? I can try to look into adapting the design for my machine.

@moriquendi

Well if you can design a mount for it, I would be happy to purchase the Orion module for testing, ideally later I would try to incorporate the design to work with my aluminium milled part.