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  1. The belt is shipped as one piece - cut it in half

    • The belt is shipped as one piece - cut it in half

    • Total belt lengths according to machine size:

    • 300 - 4.2m

    • 400 - 5m

    • 500 - 5.8m

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  2. The printed parts are made with sacrificial layers. You will notice that some holes are "blinded" with a thin layer of plastic. That layer needs to be removed.

    • The printed parts are made with sacrificial layers. You will notice that some holes are "blinded" with a thin layer of plastic. That layer needs to be removed.

    • You can use a screw driver, a drill, an Allen key to make short work of those layers

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    • On a few occasions you will need to properly insert a hex nut in its socket

    • This needs to be done properly and the angle of the nut needs to be almost perfect

    • Failing to properly seat a hex nut will result in thread binding and will make it almost impossible to rescue a part!

    • Watch the animation showing how to seat a hex nut

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  4. Machine sizes above 300: You will see a bag labeled Specific parts. This bag includes extra fasteners for your MGN linear rails, which are longer than the ones on the 300 version.

    • Machine sizes above 300: You will see a bag labeled Specific parts. This bag includes extra fasteners for your MGN linear rails, which are longer than the ones on the 300 version.

    • If you're concerned that parts may be missing, check the kit BOM.

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