Printing
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Measuring parts
We're going to measure some parts to make sure you've got the correct files to print. This is highly important to make sure pulleys and idlers move smoothly.
Measure your toothed idler
We support several types of toothed idlers. To find the correct spacers, measure your idler’s height and check the next page for the corresponding spacers.

Find your spacer
Print the matching spacer to your idler’s height. Each spacer has one (1) for 8.5mm, two (2) for 9mm, and three (3) for 10mm.
The Configurator should include the correct file for you, but we’ve also included direct links below.
Recommended print settings
First layer height: 0.25mm (This is required. Our parts have been designed for this.)
Layer height: 0.2mm
Extrusion width: 0.4mm, forced
Infill percentage: 40%
Infill type: Adaptive Cubic, grid, gyroid, honeycomb, triangle, or cubic
Wall count: 4
Solid top/bottom layers: 5
Seam placement: REAR
This is important as we have seam relieve features that line up with the seam placement.
Supports: NONE
Concepts
Printed part codes
Our parts have printed codes to aid assembly. A part code identifies:
If the part belongs on the left (‘L’) or right (‘R’) side of the printer; and
The version of the part.

Flange Stacks
Flange stacks (along with 5x30mm dowel pins) are used to create smooth idlers.
Single flange stacks use
and .
Double stacks uses
and .

Types of Idlers
Smooth Idlers
are the most common idler that we will use; they turn the belt around its smooth side.
A single flange stack has one (1) smooth idler; a double flange stack has two (2).

Toothed Idlers
Toothed idlers are used on the X joints only. These are used when the belt turns towards its toothed side.

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