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I will check this out when I get home from work. Also I forgot to mention I am using PLA at this time.

If you're talking about your Ezstruder drive wheel? You've probably ground a crescent shape into the filament and it's not grabbing anymore. Heat the hotend and pull the filament out to check. If it has, cut that part off and re-insert the filament. Clean the knurls in the drive wheel, (thoroughly ...

Hello! I now have a new problem, my filament "wheel" (the white wheel on the filament guide) does not push the filament anymore. The wheel just spins and does not push the filament anymore. Can you please tell me how to fix this issue.

Thanks!

let me take a moment to jump in on this. 1. My Orion arrived from the factory, off-level about as far as yours. And yes, i bought a "turn-key" unit.. (And I paid 20% more than you, had it shipped overnight Fedex, and it arrived with some damaged parts).. SO I understand your frustration. BUT ...

Ok I got my problem fixed. I finally got John on the phone at support and he walked me through how to fix my issue. Thanks for all the help!

Thanks for the info, yes there was some shipping damage. One of the filament guides was broken off. Jim is right, they should be getting back to you soon. Please don't try to fix anything until you hear from them, you will just make things worse. There is no calibration procedure written for the ...

Thanks for the info!

Thanks for the info, yes there was some shipping damage. One of the filament guides was broken off.

Is the endstop that fell out, on the tower that lines up with the lowest part of the print? It needs a tower calibration. It's on the card that came with the printer. It looks as if the tower cap has been driven down on the tower. You might want to raise it some before you do a tower calibration ...

Is the endstop that fell out, on the tower that lines up with the lowest part of the print? It needs a tower calibration. It's on the card that came with the printer. It looks as if the tower cap has been driven down on the tower. You might want to raise it some before you do a tower calibration ...

bubbasnow wrote:pla or abs?

could be drafts touching the object also, need more info

ABS running the stock ORIONABS config from seemecnc. I do have a ceiling fan running could that be the problem?

Well, you were in the right ball park for sure. When I started looking at the belts it became pretty obvious that they had loosened up over time, I guess that was one maintenance step I missed. I tightened the belts and the z level issues are fixed (though now I need to recalibrate the towers again ...

Ok turning up the temp, I'll report back!

Hey Guys,

So I still have my other issue going on but I can still print. I am noticing all of my prints there is some separation of the layers (see pic). Can you tell me how to fix this?

Thanks!

Thanks, I have emailed them. Hopefully we can figure it out!

As you can see in the pictures if I let the print keep going there is a noticeable slant in the print. It appears something is not level, sorry for the crappy image quality I took them with my iPhone.

One of the endstops did fall out during shipment but I fixed that before I tried to print anything. I do not have a square so I cannot see if the arms are square to the bed. Just checking out the printer nothing appears to be loose anywhere.

Hello! So I just got my Orion Delta printer from UPS today! I am trying to get my first print going but I am having an issue. As you can see in the video (sorry for the orientation) the left side of the print prints great but the right side of the print does not print. It is like the bed is not ...