I’ve been 3d printing for 4 years or so, but this problem is new to me.
I’ve had my P1S for about 4 months now, and it’s mostly been great, but i just got an A1, and I’m having a problem that I haven’t encountered with prior bedslingers (Prusa MINI+ and Biqu B1). While it’s printing the A1 “walks” around, doubtless because of the mass of the bed moving back and forth. I’m probably going to try to make the feet a little more grippy on the table surface somehow, and if that doesn’t solve the problem I’m going to put rubber wedges under the edges of the base to try to stop it.
Anybody else had this probem? Anything else I should try?
Thanks,
Mitch
I have the exact opposite problem with my H2C, It will not move, I can not slide it on the bench without it pulling the screws and washers through the feet. The reason I am mentioning this, it is my bench top that is so grippy, it is a rough sheet of ply wood., you might consider putting something like a thin sheet of rubber under your printer.
I went with the nuclear option.
Right now I have it in a prototype of this that I knocked out in my shop. took me about 4 hours. Using that, and what i learned from it, I’ve started developing this. The prototype weighs in at about 150 lbs. Not sure this will be any less. Once the model is done, I’ll post the whole thing with a description.
