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Solved Zero problem on Robo3D R1

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  1. badbradley

    badbradley New Member

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    Called Robo3D support and they didn't understand what I was saying to them. Figured the community could help.
    Thanks
     
    #1 badbradley, Mar 18, 2016
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    Can't watch the video. It is marked as private.
    What exactly are you trying to solve?
     
    #2 mark tomlinson, Mar 18, 2016
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  3. badbradley

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    Try watching it now
     
    #3 badbradley, Mar 18, 2016
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    There is likely some binding going on in the Z axis, wiggle the rods around a bit and make sure the smooth rods are in the little recess in the top of the case. What is happening is that after the first point the X axis Idler arm(s) are not fully depressing the Z axis endstop switch(es) so each and every point after the first thinks it is already touching the bed.
     
    #4 WheresWaldo, Mar 18, 2016
  5. badbradley

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    thanks
     
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