I really like the video, and the explanations of the different kind of vfas. I just don't like that you are calling them type 1 and type 2 vfas , which tells you nothing about the type of vfa, if you just called them motor-induced vfas or idler-induced vfas, its significantly more clear. I just rather not have terms like type 1 and type 2 be the most often used terms for describing things, because it really doesn't make sense to classify them like that, and will make it harder for people new to 3dp to learn and remember the types.
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YGK3D
3D Printer VFAs - They're EVERYWHERE, but do you know what causes them? The answer is more complicated than you might think. Seeing modern printers from Bambu and Prusa suffering badly from this age old issue, I decided to do a deep dive into the topic.
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