Snapmaker maintenance, adjustment axis and steel strip.

[@ChristianKolleia]

This seems useful, though I might inquire what your limits are with adjusting things like the bearings on the attachment such as perhaps a synopsis of tasks, type of grease seems like a white silicone, I do not recognize the packet I came for the last 2 minutes on adjusting the tension on the Strip. Thank you for sharing.

[@Dr_Tom_Servo]

I wasn't able to see but did you have to do anything with the limit switch? when i put mine back on the metal arm bent and it became unusable.

[@coreyregis]

Thanks for posting!

[@asdf154]

I wish he would narrate or text over. I don't understand his sign language

[@cliveroe7858]

Hi found small clip in module when striping it down, any suggestions

[@nbeaudoin1]

I lubed the lead screws and guide rails inside with SuperLube Silicone grease and it now runs whisper-quiet. Nothing like from factory.

[@bulletproofpepper2]

I was referred to superLube early on in 3D printing. Clean parts and apply small amount of lube. A hypodermic needle and syringe can add lube in hard to get to places like sealed bearings.

[@JDYMAC89]

Hello Miguel. The steel strip on my Y axis Linear Module is warped. is that something that could be changed? My heat bed grinds and I think it's because of the strip. I just received my machine with that defect.

[@thaty-wingguy9711]

Your best friend will be snapmaker. They are pretty good at getting you a replacement.

[@JanFrili-Syndicare]

Thank you for sharing this

[@chrisfonseca6236]

Life save thank you!!

[@cipry1010]

what type of bearings are those?

[@christophernobles7305]

How often is this recommended to do and what is the lube

[@GUELO88]

I recommend doing this only when necessary. Only if you find a problem with the linear guide. Recomended lithium PTFE lubricant.

[@Fishbone4u]

Why take it COMPLETELY apart??

[@Skrek1988]

ofc its gonna rock when u only have it on 2 of the wheels? wtf?