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Today, the new SLS-printed parts arrived. I assembled them and began calibrating the printer to check if the input shaper results had improved. However, the graphs were off, and I couldn’t even synchronize the belt tension. After some debugging, I discovered that I had bent the shaft of my front-right motor—something I never expected to happen. To address this, I redesigned the motor tower so the motor sits 6mm deeper, which should significantly reduce the lever forces on the shaft.

The new tower is currently printing. Luckily, I have a spare motor on hand, so I’ll be able to test the new parts this evening and release a new alpha version the following day.

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frozenpl95

Did you also lower the motor in the opposite corner(rear left)? I think it could have similar issues.

The100

No, I haven’t. As far as I can tell, it doesn’t seem damaged. However, I plan to remove all the motors and measure the shafts to be on the safe side. I suspect everything will be fine since the idler and tensioner act as strain relief. I suspect that in my desperation to get the SuperPower's to work, I overtightened the belts, which caused this failure

hydos

damn, CarVac was right about thicker shafts...