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=Electronics Testing Jigs= | |||
To test 12 kits at a time, it is useful to set up rapid testing procedures for parts. | |||
From the [[3D Printer Packing List]]: | |||
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=Perfect Prints= | |||
To guarantee perfect prints, the following conditions must be met: | |||
#Extruder steps per mm are correct. See [[Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide]] | |||
#Axes must be loose. See [[3D Printer Manual]] - final assembly for procedure to mount axes | |||
=Corresponing Quality Control Steps for Perfect Prints= | |||
#E steps/mm must be done only once, and must be captured in Marlin or in Start G-Code | |||
#Measure axis tightness using a force meter. Use a [[Digital Scale]] to record the force required to move an axis. | |||
=Links= | =Links= | ||
*For OSE's 3D printer stable release, this can be done once: [[Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide]] | *For OSE's 3D printer stable release, this can be done once: [[Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide]] | ||
Revision as of 20:25, 7 December 2018
Electronics Testing Jigs
To test 12 kits at a time, it is useful to set up rapid testing procedures for parts.
From the 3D Printer Packing List:
Perfect Prints
To guarantee perfect prints, the following conditions must be met:
- Extruder steps per mm are correct. See Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide
- Axes must be loose. See 3D Printer Manual - final assembly for procedure to mount axes
Corresponing Quality Control Steps for Perfect Prints
- E steps/mm must be done only once, and must be captured in Marlin or in Start G-Code
- Measure axis tightness using a force meter. Use a Digital Scale to record the force required to move an axis.
Links
- For OSE's 3D printer stable release, this can be done once: Triffid Hunter's Calibration Guide