Beltless Hypercube EVO

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This is a remix, or perhaps an evolutionary stage of Scott's Hypercube Evolution. The Core XY Design has its pros and cons. I found that the belts can slip on the pulleys if they are not properly tensioned. To fix this issue, you need to adjust the idler pulley in such a way that it provides constant tension on the belt. The Core XY design has a few more parts than the traditional Cartesian printer, but it offers several benefits, including improved stability and reduced warping of prints. The moving carriage is also very smooth and quiet, thanks to the use of linear bearings. The print quality is excellent, with crisp details and no noticeable layer lines. I've printed several objects, including a small figurine and a set of gears, and they all turned out great. One thing to note is that the printer can get quite loud during printing, especially when using the XY axis at high speeds. However, this can be mitigated by reducing the print speed or using a quieter motor. Overall, I'm very happy with my Core XY printer and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality 3D printing experience.