Thanks seaton,
I think the problem is resolved, you were right - more tension.
I didn't think the glued extruder arm would take it but it held and I printed a perfect one to replace it.
parts are perfect, speed is fast... all is good, actually better than before!!
thanks all for help, much appreciated for your interest/attention.
fluffy printing
Moderator: speedake95
good to hear 

Stephen...
Felix 2.0 -> Felix 3.0 dual
Simplify3D Slicer, Kisslicer
Have you added your Felix to the Map? http://goo.gl/maps/HajnZ
http://blog.strobotics.com.au
Felix 2.0 -> Felix 3.0 dual
Simplify3D Slicer, Kisslicer
Have you added your Felix to the Map? http://goo.gl/maps/HajnZ
http://blog.strobotics.com.au
ok, this is good. more tension works, prints are good.
But, I'm noticing I have to constantly add more tension to the extruder arm.
Eventually I run out of tension, can't turn the bolt anymore..... it seems the extruder arm keeps getting slightly bent?
But, I'm noticing I have to constantly add more tension to the extruder arm.
Eventually I run out of tension, can't turn the bolt anymore..... it seems the extruder arm keeps getting slightly bent?
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Can you see for certain during printing that the filament is indeed feeding in at exactly the rate the motor attempts Fut Coins