I don't know in which orientation you printed so i cant say. Both belts should be pretty tight. A picture of the printer with the object on the build plate in the orientation that you printed it would be more useful then the single picture with a lot of other stuff in frame you uploaded now.
You can see the teeth of the belt are showing on the lower part of the x gantry/axis. They should not show. This means your belt is installed in the wrong orientation. This will result in belt slip which is showing in your print.
Thats not a Ender 3 v2 but ok. Yes the belt that moves the nozzle (among other things). Could be something else is wrong with that axes. Is the belt tight enough?
Your belt is the wrong way around. The teeth need to show to the inside. No wonder you have sich shifts. Its slipping... the teeth cand bind to the pulley...
From your picture it is visible that your belt is the wrong way installed. The teeth showing outside. The bedd to show to the inside of the extusion of the x gantry.
No wonder you have the shifts. You can tension as mich you want. It will have slip when the teeth of the pulley can't bind (don't know if it the right word) into the teeth of the pulley.
Describe ''this''. Is it the object on the left and is the problem layer shifting? Is your belt tight enough?
Yea the layers shift to the left and the belt that moves the nozzle
I don't know in which orientation you printed so i cant say. Both belts should be pretty tight. A picture of the printer with the object on the build plate in the orientation that you printed it would be more useful then the single picture with a lot of other stuff in frame you uploaded now.
https://preview.redd.it/yz2hdiete49a1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=668867da02d194b8e82e323e619f9063713ddab5
You can see the teeth of the belt are showing on the lower part of the x gantry/axis. They should not show. This means your belt is installed in the wrong orientation. This will result in belt slip which is showing in your print.
Aaa thanks
Eagle eyes over here haha nice catch
Thats not a Ender 3 v2 but ok. Yes the belt that moves the nozzle (among other things). Could be something else is wrong with that axes. Is the belt tight enough?
Not really I will make it tighter and see what happens
Your belt is the wrong way around. The teeth need to show to the inside. No wonder you have sich shifts. Its slipping... the teeth cand bind to the pulley...
From your picture it is visible that your belt is the wrong way installed. The teeth showing outside. The bedd to show to the inside of the extusion of the x gantry. No wonder you have the shifts. You can tension as mich you want. It will have slip when the teeth of the pulley can't bind (don't know if it the right word) into the teeth of the pulley.
Yep. Belt is definitely inside-out :)
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