Trying but the file fails to upload.

I actually created a bracket for the top as well. It's not the best due to not having very accurate measuring device (only a ruler). Now I have some calipers and will be recreating it with better measurements. The lead screw cap actually sit inside well and I've lubed it with CLP (gun lubricant). It hasn't taken the wobble out though. I'm going to get the upgrade coupling recommended above. By jamming my finger between the various parts and the frame I can feel that the motor drive shaft doesn't wobble, the coupling doesn't wobble but the screw does. Thus I've determined that the screw is not centered on the drive shaft.

Resolved my problem. The gantry was not parallel enough to the bed. It looked fine but I pulled out a speed square and measured how far the gantry was to the bed at both ends and got it as parallel as humanly possible and ran the bed leveling again. That time it worked.

When you download the AXIS-master file you can fine them in the Axis 3D Printed Parts and the Test Prints folders. https://github.com/Makertech3D/AXIS

SOOOO... after digging around I found that I have to un-comment the DEBUG_LEVELING_FEATURE in order to use the M111 s32 (not 23 as I said before). I did this and go this: ... deploy: 1 current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z6.53 : >>> Probe::run_z_probe current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z6.53 : >>> Probe::probe_down_to_z >>> do_blocking_move_to X10.00 Y164.00 Z-4.00 <<< do_blocking_move_to echo:busy: processing current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 : sync_plan_position current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 : <<< Probe::probe_down_to_z SLOW Probe fail! current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 : <<< run_z_probe current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 : Probe::set_deployed deploy: 0 >>> do_blocking_move_to X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 <<< do_blocking_move_to Error:Probing Failed [ERROR] Error:Probing Failed <<< Probe::probe_at_point current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 : Probe::set_deployed deploy: 0 current_position= X10.00 Y164.00 Z2.33 : > probing complete This is telling me that I'm getting a "SLOW Probe fail!" I've seen other's that are getting the same error and it was fixed by increasing the Z_PROBE_LOW_POINT. I've increased it from -2 to -10 and still getting the same error. Anyone have any ideas?

I got the benchy boat to print the first try. Had some waves to it along the X axis but other than that it was ok. I tried 7 more times to print out the same thing to see if the error was duplicating. Filament would get caught in the line, there have been many issues with the Z axis movement and overall just not getting another print. I finally got it to kinda work. I got enough of a print to see that the X axis wave was repeating. After some research, I hypothesized it was the screw for the Z axis that was causing the problem. I adjusted the gantry connections and lubed the track and screw and decided to try again. Now when I run the auto level I get an error. When it reaches the top left corner the gantry will drop, the sensor will trigger and then it'll error out. I can't even test my hypothesis. I backed this project because I saw that MakerTech had some pretty good reviews on their other printers and thought the quality would be comparable. This is my first printer so I have nothing else to compare it to but it's been very frustrating to say the least.

Also having issues with auto leveling. It was working fine but then suddenly started stopping at the top left corner of the plate. The sensor will trigger but then will not raise up and move on to the next point. I've seen people using a M111 S23 to debug the leveling but that doesn't seem to be an option for this version of Marlin. Tried to use the Marlin from Callum Cooke's link but it wouldn't upload. For my first 3d printer this has been super frustrating.