Another route I decided to do is adding the lineair rail and the bottom motor holder. The reasoning is that you can check the squarness and flatnes of your subframe in a more completely assembled state.
An easy way to clean your rail that I found somewhere on the internet to clean the lineair rails:
leave the rail in the bag. Cut one side of the bag off. Add isopropyl alcohol to the bag. roll the open end oft he bag closed. And shake thoroughly... etc. Then remove the rail and dry and clean.
You can assemble the plastic plates after you mounted the frame when you have the 4 part electronica back plate. However when the steppermotor assemblies are installed the motors need to be removed before the top two plates can be placed.
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Another route I decided to do is adding the lineair rail and the bottom motor holder. The reasoning is that you can check the squarness and flatnes of your subframe in a more completely assembled state.
An easy way to clean your rail that I found somewhere on the internet to clean the lineair rails:
leave the rail in the bag. Cut one side of the bag off. Add isopropyl alcohol to the bag. roll the open end oft he bag closed. And shake thoroughly... etc. Then remove the rail and dry and clean.
You can assemble the plastic plates after you mounted the frame when you have the 4 part electronica back plate. However when the steppermotor assemblies are installed the motors need to be removed before the top two plates can be placed.