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Ender 3 Max Z Axis. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

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I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it... I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle... 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!.. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro... I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. . I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle... Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for... I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max... I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it... I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro... Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro... I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for... I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max... I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. .. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it... 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max... 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! .. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it... After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle... I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for.

I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion... I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. . I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle.

Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer!. . 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion.. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.

After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max... Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.

I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro... I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it.

16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max.. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro. After assembling the printer, i checked if the wheels are properly tightened against the aluminum extrusion. I start getting problems with high prints from nozzle. I noticed that the wheels from the left side were tightened too much, and because of how creality installed the eccentric nut, you cannot adjust it. Topic starter 25/02/2021 6:54 pm hi there, my first post here, about my first 3d printer! 16.06.2021 · i think this is the biggest issue i encountered with the ender 3 max. I believe that the kits will still work, but i'll need a longer lead screw, but i'm not sure exactly what to go for. I'm coming to the conclusion that with the longer gantry on the max (i also have a pro), this maybe difficult to recitfy, so i'm looking at going dual z axis, yet all the kits are for the ender 3 v2 or pro.