Quick diagnosis
Reduce ringing around corners by lowering acceleration, checking belts, tightening the frame, and tuning input shaping where available.
Likely causes
- Acceleration too high
- Loose frame
- Belt tension wrong
- Heavy moving mass
Step-by-step fix
- Check belt tension.
- Tighten loose frame screws.
- Lower acceleration as a test.
- Run input-shaping calibration if your printer supports it.
What to check before changing more settings
Only change one variable at a time. Save your current slicer profile before testing, use a small repeatable test print, and compare the result before moving to the next adjustment.
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