For anyone else experiencing this issue, I just found a solution. Slowly carve away at the hole on the plastic by gently hand-twisting a drill bit over it. This took some trial and error, removing and reinstalling, but ultimately I think my left idler now moves smoother than the right! Maybe I will notice some issues when I get to printing, but if all seems well I will probably do this to the right idler cap as well.
For some reason, my left stack is too tight to spin while my right stack is just fine. Anyone have any similar issues or recommend any solutions? Considering using a razor to give the printed whole a slight bevel, but looking for better input first.
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Should be M5 x 12mm. That’s what I’ve got in my kit at least
For anyone else experiencing this issue, I just found a solution. Slowly carve away at the hole on the plastic by gently hand-twisting a drill bit over it. This took some trial and error, removing and reinstalling, but ultimately I think my left idler now moves smoother than the right! Maybe I will notice some issues when I get to printing, but if all seems well I will probably do this to the right idler cap as well.
For some reason, my left stack is too tight to spin while my right stack is just fine. Anyone have any similar issues or recommend any solutions? Considering using a razor to give the printed whole a slight bevel, but looking for better input first.