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 | The printer is working! Jake [http://lists.sudoroom.org/pipermail/sudo-discuss/2013-December/005006.html fixed it].  |  | The printer is working. We use it regularly! (January 31, 2014)  | 
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 | The bed & z-axis are often untrue. Some suggestions:
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 | * Move the head around - is the bed flat? Test the Z roughly with an allan wrench laid flat on the bed (it should should barely flip up), then more finely with a piece of paper (it should create a slight friction only). Test on all four corners, adjusting the screws if necessary. Sometimes the middle might even be dipped in a bow. This will make it harder to print large objects...  |  | * Our acrylic bed was warped by sunlight, so we clamped a glass bed on top of it.  | 
 | * Because the bed is not heated, prints will stick. You might need to pry them off with a razor. This often tears the tape, so we need to buy more tape. Usually we use ScotchBlue #2093EL.  |  | * The glass is flat, so you can print big things again.  | 
 | * We are working on printing [https://github.com/sudoroom/tashim shims] that can snugly hold a glass bed.
  |  | * You still need to adjust the corner screws to keep things level. Make sure they are tight or they wiggle and fall off.  | 
 |  | * The nozzle should be just a millimeter or so above the bed. '''Tip:''' wiggle a piece of paper under it - heavy friction means a little too close.  | 
 |  | * We need more ScotchBlue #2093EL tape.  | 
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 | ==Attached Computer==  |  | ==Attached Computer==  |