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Andy Guile
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Andy Guile
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Hi, I also had an issue with the Y-Axis-Moving-End-Assembly, it is a 3D printed part with the laminations in the 3d printing creating a week point in the design of the bracket.
As such any lateral force applied to the bracket (such as attaching the Y-Drag-Chain-Moving-End-Mount) causes it to snap across the lamination.
The advice from lmatthews@skylinevfx.com to attach the Drag-Chain-Moving-End to the Y-Axis-Moving-End-Assembly before you bolt the Drag-Chain-Moving-End to the Y-Drag-Chain-Moving-End-Mount is very sound advice.
In the end, I removed this poor quality component and screwed the Y-Drag-Chain-Moving-End-Mount directly to the MDF base the Workbee is attached to.
Ooznest may want to re-visit the quality/design of this component. Or update the instructions to alter the sequencing.