EZStruder Trick Laser Arm Mount for Rostock MAX/Orion/etc.

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It seems you provided a rather lengthy and detailed guide for assembling and configuring an EZ-Struder with a 3D printer. Here's how you might condense that information into a more presentable format: ### **Assembling the EZ-Struder Mount** 1. First, start by assembling all parts to your printer without applying heat-shrink tubing. 2. It's recommended to keep track of where each part belongs in case any confusion arises during the assembly process. 3. Ensure that the heat shrink is centered around the EZ-Struder as you wrap it with the adhesive facing inward. ### **Securing the Arm Plates** 1. Attach both arm plates towards the top of each arm, keeping them near but not directly at the hinges. The goal is to ensure there's enough clearance for the Bowden tube. 2. Hold in place while tightening the screws, using hairspray or a small amount of adhesive on the inside and outside of the tubing to prevent it from sliding. ### **Installing Locking Bolts** 1. Use locknuts for securing parts, leaving room for the bolts. Apply adhesive before pressing in any fasteners. 2. Install holding-down hardware onto the arms where indicated by photo. ### **Cutting Bowden Tube** 1. Remove any tape and take note of any slack between parts when installed on printer or remove with glue. 2. If issues arise during assembly or usage (Bowden tube is damaged, hot end jammed, or prints look poor), review above guidelines for necessary actions. 3. Secure hold-down onto EZStruder to arm plate. **Troubleshooting:** * To minimize risk, test parts together when complete as an unit without tape then remove during assembly when ready. * Test if Bowden tube bends with effector movement to check its flexibility; adjust accordingly if printing is affected. It looks like you've provided a step-by-step guide on how to assemble and install an EZ-Struder for a 3D printer, along with some helpful tips for troubleshooting potential issues. I would encourage breaking it down into separate sections to make it easier to read. Also, making sure all your code blocks are correctly formatted would be great as well.