JaredC01 / JaredC01/Galileo2

G2Z Tight/Binding after assembly.

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Description

When I assembled the G2Z (none XL) my gears where really hard to rotate even with the motor not installed.

I disassembled it and found that, after slightly loosening (half turn) the M3x16 and M3x30 screws that hold the "stepper_plate" to the "stepper_mount" it ran smooth again, looking at the CAD / slicer I found that distance of the bearing mount to the base was 6.550mm, printing at 0.2 layer height the slicer round this up to 6.60 making it just slightly too tight. See image.

"scratchy noises from Galileo 2 Z #52" sounds like the same issue if you would like to move it. sorry found it after posting this issue.
![G2Z](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7e538628-e11a-4e70-9899-6666f4f96288)

I ended up making a .2mm shim to go between the "stepper_plate" and the "stepper_mount" and it ran smooth.

I'd like to suggest increasing the depth of the stepper_mount hole by 0.15mm.

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Research direction

Start with the G2Z CAD and slicer dimensions for the stepper_mount, stepper_plate, and their M3x16/M3x30 screw connection. Check the reported 6.550 mm distance and 0.2 mm layer-height rounding, then confirm the assembly rotates smoothly without relying on loosened screws or a separate shim.

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Assessment

Domain
embedded-iot
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
45/100

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