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Is there a recommendation for belt tension on the z axis?

Watched your first video. Thanks for creating the second video explaining how to solve the issue. I’ve had my X1C for about a month and I have the same noise. Same story.

yeah,..man:)👍

thank you!

very cool pins you have :-) I have the same printer and almost the same pins, most from the WPC and WPC95 area, but I'm mising such a nice looking TotAN you have, thank you for supporting the community with this video.

thank you work out good no more squeeeeeek

QUICK TIPS... 1) PREVENT "DISAPPEARING SKETCH": DISABLE 'Preferences > Design: Auto hide sketch on feature creation'. 2) 'TRIM' BODY (top/bottom, 10:48): 'Extrude(INTERSECT)' (using single 'rectangle').

Hi, maybe I missed this, but is it legal to sell this Fallout thing you did?

Hello, thanks for your video. What PLA you use to clear layer? Thanks

Had the same noise on my P1S… thanks for pointing me in the right direction. It was the z-belt

I just started a print with something on the bed. 😢 started getting this noise. Ugh. Gonna have to look at it I guess

Thank you, P1S squeak gone!

I was going crazy with this squeaking, oiled everything I could multiple times, and didn't even know this existed. Zero info on wiki. Thanks a lot! your video made my day

Thanks for introducing the Bluetooth modules to me - and I like that rusty paint. I've done my rust just with standard acryllics.

This is awesome and looks fantastic! @WalterBranning great model! @tha_factory_of_fun your painting skills are fire🔥🔥 I Immediately thought that the vault door would have a wireless charger built into it. Possible design change....just sayin..

no GOOD - too much overhand at 90 degrees.

That works - thanks! Oddly they don't mention that squeaky pulley in their maintenance guide...

Looks rad! Great tutorial on this. Love this kind of content! Keep it going! Thank you!

Nice! The colors really match well when you see it on the game.

Can I find the STL for 3 start thread ?

many thanks man! it drove me crazy! now it is silent and calm

Thank you legend.

Thank you! I was just about to tear the whole thing apart. that noise was driving me crazy! I owe you a beer good Sir 🍻

Sick 😎

Having tried making my first lightbox in 360 just yesterday, seeing this is super impressive.

This is next level! do you take commissions? I would love to print a box like this but of my unit patch. let me know if you can help me out and design a box in this style for my unit. Thanks

Perfect! Thanks so much fixed my squeak cause of this 😊

Fusion no longer adds tolerances to threads automatically. Machinist and CAM shops complained that they no longer met specs, so Autodesk removed the auto tolerance feature. Apparently they have a lot more paying machinist and CAM users than they have paying hobbies to who do 3D printing.

I am glad you liked the original, and love the improvements you made to the design! The extra details really add to it especially the radiating supports (don't know why I didn't think of that) and the base really did need to be a little thicker.

Thanks so much! This solved my problem! My issue was the front left pulley on the bottom of the printer was rubbing against the belt. I added a tiny amiunt of grease to the upper lip of the belt, hit home for alignment and the squeaking was gone!

Way too long tutorial to make a thread imo in shapr3d it is very easy to make a thread with a profile using the revolve tool since it has a linear movement function/option you just define pitch with the linear and rotation with the revolve degrees. It can be as fast as making any profile thread in like a minute basically or less. I have been finding fusion 360 much more troublesome to learn but it also has the bugs like shapr3d but more I would say and actions you want to do are locked behind more knowledge that takes more trying the software to understand. Even something as simple as moving an object does not work for me sometimes and I still dont know why. There are like 10 options for moving an object which also makes it kind of confusing, like they did not need to include the rotate option separately in the movement of objects or sketches it would have been enough to just have the handles on the screen for moving rotating and moving the pivot and so on.

Ese sonido me tenia loco desde la segunda semana de la usar la bambu nueva y empeoraba cada dia, muchas gracias la solucion fue acetada GRACIASSSSSSS

I actually just made a phone dock myself out of a bunch of desk clutter. I used a laser cutter with birch plywood instead of a 3d printer though. I took an old goose neck lamp, tore the lamp off, added an RGB pc fan where the old light was on top of the goose neck. the base is a hexagon, with a USB C port in the top, with some LED circiutry effects on the top. 3 of the sides have functions as well. 1 side is a 110v wall outlet, one side is a 4 port USB PD hub, and the front is the phone dock, which has a lever and button mechanism that turns on RGB strips on each side of the phone to show its charging when its plugged in. There are also 2 buttons and 2 knobs. the 2 buttons control the led presets, and turn off the lights (respectively) the one knob controls the fan speed, and the other knob is actually 2 knobs stacked together, one controlling the led brightness, and the other controlling the current presets palette. All the LEDs are controlled via an ESP32 running WLED. You might want to look into adding LED's to your projects using WLED (which is free) using a $5 ESP32 microcontroller. You don't really need to know anything about coding or electronics to set it all up. It's very DIY'er friendly.

In the official bambu lab doc, they say : DO NOT add grease to the belts as this might generate a belt slip or a layer shift What do you think, did you have experienced a printing problem after your maintenance?

Why does my X1C keep squeaking after doing this?

I love you videos. I know a guy that is just like you it’s unreal! Keep up the great work.

Very funny. And what a great build!

Confirmed! I had exactly the same squeaking noise, so I applied a VERY small amount (about half the size of a grain or rice) of Super Lube 21030 to the top edge of the Z belt near the idler pulley. Problem solved.

Never thought of using a Cricut like that! The paint came out real clean!

Great !

You need more subs man !

Is there any way i can purchase one of these units. with or without leds?

amazing job!

Great Work Man !

Thank You👍 - have seen a few videos about this issue which apparently affects the P1P, P1S and X1. This is the best (and the shortest). Also noticed some rubber scuff marks on your printer around 1:27. Looks like it could cause some wear on the bottom belt so keen to get your view on that. Personally find it concerning that these pulleys and belts are quite exposed and could be damaged if anything got jammed between the bottom of the printer and the bench it is sitting on. Think my issue may have started after moving the printer on the bench to access the spool holder at the back - possibly misaligning that lower belt?

Same problem. Solved. Thanks!

So coooool love it

Nice collection I have Austin powers, Johnny pneumonic, Houdini, World Cup soccer at my house. We should hang out!

Grease the pulley, not the belt.