I recently discovered that my baseplate makes seesaw movements in Z when travelling back an forth in Y. See video: This happend during diagonally filling the first layer. Does someone discovered the same?

Is it possible that the nozzle is too low and pushing down on the center of the bed? Try another print but when you set the Z level make sure it is way high and see if the bed still lifts. If it does it might be worth emailing support :unamused:

Here it is [image] A350 Bed rises and falls even during slow speeds Snapmaker 2.0 Here is a video. Watch the corner against the Z arm, and it’s quite noticeable it goes up and down. Am I the only one seeing this?

Either loose mount or loose linear module(s) if you take the bed off and wiggle the modules you will probably find one if not both have a lot of slop. support will replace it if it does. i had the same problem, it got really bad, but it was only one of the two. and i put it there on purpose becau…

I think there is a failure in your assembly somewhere. Doublecheck all screws.

Seesaw moving Baseplate

Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)

xchrisd December 30, 2020, 10:18pm 3

Here it is

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Seesaw moving Baseplate

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