back and frontside of Y-bed Prusa Is with integrated belt tensioner and stepper mount
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A smarter setup is the answer for both the front and back of the y-bed, requiring no adjustments whatsoever. By placing it under a 45-degree angle on the heated bed, dimensions become completely manageable. You'll need an M8 tap to drill through the 6.5 mm holes on the sides of the back so you can fasten the back to the frame using M8 bolts and the two provided spacers. To secure the axels in both the front and back, I employed M4 headless screws.
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