I have a very weird situation. I had my LR3 up and running for quite some time. I had some rubbing on my X axis braces so i decided to print wome new ones and reset all of my bearings on my LR-core. Now, when i am putting it back together the LR-Core is not sotting right on the rails. There is aassive gap and the bearings dont touch the rails. I know this is prbably.something dumb, but what could i be missing? Unless my LR-core grew taller overnight…
I checked the size of the core, the braces, the rail (to make aure they are not bent), the bearings, etc. Nothing makes sense.
I read some other topics and the print of the core is not the issue.
If you replaced the bearings in the core, did you readjust the 2 at the bottom which set the tension on the rails?
I’m guessing, no…
On the bottom, there are 4 bearings, 2 of which sit in a slot. Tightening those bolts (slowly and carefully) is meant to tighten the core onto the X rails.
Yes, tightened and loosened.
Pictures? Sounds like something isn’t in the right place.
You were absolutely correct! I didnt worried it was too tight, but it was not tight enough.
I am still having issues with the core not riding over the braces? I have adjusted the nuts on the bottom, both tightened and loosened. I cant seem to find a sweet spot.
Needs moar sawdust!
You should definitely check your printer for squareness. The gap is unbelieavably wide and it will not possible for it to make contact with the rails.
Oh, idea: maybe the beam is upside down? The rail that is at the bottom might be the top one!
Not an LR3 user, but would using the wrong brace size for the rail size cause this issue? e.g., Using the 25mm braces w/ 23.4mm conduit.
I bet you have a winner there!! Bet they are incorrect since there is only one core size!!
Here’s the clue for me - the brace and the tube should be a snug fit. This air gap says the tubes are undersized (or the braces the wrong size) or alternatively there’s some inconsistency in both.
You all are very good. I will check this.