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I agree. I 3d printed an bracket to hold it

It is glue, it helps with adhesion. Without the glue it would stick too well and you will have a hard time taking the print out.

I don't have any problems with the vibrations. I had once but they came from a deformed propeller. Please try to check your propellers.

Also, did you print it in TPU ?

I think I see now. You’re using a 3s bat.

Yes, using 3S battery - longer fly times.

Not sure if it works. Didn't try it with a different model.

Hi, I added all the files including the Fusion360 save here : buymeacoffee.com/mars.explorer/e/360814

@@mattk2643 just regular lubrication oil, nothing fancy.

@ there’s so many brands and kinds. Do you have a brand you use every time? I would wanna use the exact one you use since it’s been tried and tested on all your machines.

I remember taking the extruder assembly apart and putting it back and we didn't have other problems after. It was probably a bad connection.

Hi Craig, It doesn't have phono output for headphones. I will add all the building instructions to this file whick will be updated periodically docs.google.com/document/d/1zegNckeR1oRRJkkpJOEiBcyawNewj_Gv7hj9WMa1a2g

If you search the settings for Ensure vertical shell thickness , you will find the settings

It was the first print with PETG. Nothing is obstructing the fan

@@mariuschirita2017 petg string is used on those floating dollar magic tricks because of how thin and invisible it becomes. That printer has a pwm blower fan so it can detect RPMs something is messing with it. Maybe........ New fan? Under warranty?

That's no russian, it's martian accent

I tried PETG but found PLA+ better. I found PLA+ works very well with the cleaning filament and always had successful cold pulls with it.

Yes, it is pushing some lube to the ends, but if you evenly spread the grease along the rod, the balls inside the bearings are definitely collecting a lot. The barrel ends diameter is higher than the rod's. That is the reason I keep spreading the grease a few times while moving the bed and the hotend. This worked very well for me. Some of my printers are almost 3 years old, printing 24/7 and they print like day 1.

@@mariuschirita2017 certainly that bed sheet looks like new!

@@NigelTolley that is the newest printer, a few months old. The older printers are on the bottom row. Old down, new up 😉

Sponge, I purchased them from amazon.

@@mariuschirita2017 thanks what kind of sponge? The ones I have tries have degraded over time.

@@renk872 Never changed them, I try to turn them around a few times. I just replace the whole filter when they are done.

I use the lubricant that comes in the box with Prusa printers. Probably any lube would do it . I did read good things about lithium lube but never tried it. The cleaning filament is not very good for cold pulls , it sticks to well on the nozzle and it breaks when you try to pull it out. I found PLA+ does the best job for me. Some people do it with nylon but I never tried it.

@@mariuschirita2017 My Prusa original MK3 didn’t come with any Lube. Been using 3 in 1 oil

@@partsdave8943 I prefer thicker grease, I think it holds for longer. Just my opinion. There are many videos on youtube about grease for 3d printers.

Ideally monthly, but I don't really have the time to do it monthly, sometimes every 2 months. Cleaning and lubricating the rods is quite important and this can be done more often.

Spray cu aer comprimat / Air duster