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Unfortunately, I am forced to early retirement due to my health issues. I am keeping the site up for documentation and support for now. I do have some spare parts and accessories in my warehouse still. Not all of those are listed on my store, so if you need anything, please contact me. Thank you all...

You want to decrease the acceptable size for both on the filter features and on the acceptable size. Finally, pick either by pads or by outline; if you select both, you get multiple results. That will fail when actually used, the final result should be unique.

Add "filter features by size" , so that the search sees only the pads. Please re-read https://liteplacer.com/up-camera-assisted-placement/ about this. Without this, the small blob under the part gets included, and that causes the result to be outside the acceptable size.

> I think the nozzle correction even applies in the 0° position! Yes, it does. This is the only way to tackle nozzle to nozzle inconsistency, if any. > The nozzle correction relies on the A axis 0° position being consistent nozzle to nozzle and run to run, which is why the advice about marking the 0...

It does seem that the issues are either slack in the bearings and/or wobble on the nozzles. Any slack in bearings is supposed to be taken off by the tension of the rotation belt in x direction and by the flat spring in y direction. There should not be much to begin with. You can check this by hand; ...

There are several calibration parameters that can affect this. There are also tools to find out what the issue might be. At first, it might be beneficial to disable nozzle runout (wobble) correction. You do that on Run Job page, "Don't use nozzle correction" checkbox. If your system doesn'...

The test functions are simple: If the machine is at home mark, the machine is moved at machine limit set at machine size boxes. If machine is elsewhere, it is moved to zero. Apparently you have some slack in your system. Please check that the pulley set screws are tight and the belt attachments are ...

> How easy or difficult should the X and Y axes be to move? With power off, there is some resistance, but the axis should move relatively easily, like pushing with one or two fingers. > I entered 1 each in the fields for acceleration and speed and the motors make strange noises, especially the X-axi...

The moving parts are so light that the motors are unlikely to skip. If they are driven too hard, they tend to stall, and that is easy to notice. More likely, something is skipping. Please look at the bolts that fix the parts that connect to the belt and tighten if needed, including the motor fixing ...

> This will be easy to fix, ... And I had fixed it already, just didn't remember that I had. (From now on, I'll "pin" the software announcement posts to the top.) Your LitePlacer software is not up to date, please see https://www.liteplacer.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=6622 . (I'm still not g...