Solved Alignment issue or am I just paranoid?

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Yea looks like the left (if looking at Robo lettering) is skewed off the microswitch. Might want to get that fixed before you try another print. If you can take a picture of that skewed side I could tell you if its the switch out of place or if its the z rods being out of time with eachother. Is that a R1 or R1+?

 

its on the z threaded rods. Its a tiny little switch with 2 wires going to it that the x axis (Cross bar) rests on. There is one on each rod.

 

yep ! Thats the problem. Those switches probe your z home. It would crash . You want to spin that rod the plastic piece that is sticking up from where the switch mounts you'll need to gently push out of the way until the switch and upper portion of that nut go into their hole in the x axis (crossbeam). It takes some fiddling but you'll be able to do it.

When thats done you'll want to home and level the x axis to the y axis. You do this by raising z until a piece of paper just fits under the nozzle and the bed (you'll feel a little bit of drag). Then move the carriage to the left side and adjust until that paper just barely feels drag. Then the right side do the same. You'll want to turn the rods by hand to raise the z and adjust for the paper. so the side your adjusting you will turn that screw while holding the other screw in place so they dont try to move together. Does this make sense?

 

With the power off, manually move the hotend/Extruder to the middle of the Z Axis
Giggle the two rails on the left side so that the X axis bracket will slide down
Make sure the brass hex screw that the switch is attached to goes into the corresponding hole in the bottom of the X axis bracket.

You should be good to go then.