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1. Introduction
Original Prusa MINI+ kit assembly 11
STEP 10 Pro tip: inserting the nuts
3D printed parts are very precise, however, there still might be an occasional lack of
uniformity in the printed part and same goes for the size of the nut.
Therefore it might happen, that the nut won't fit in easily or might be falling out.
Let's see, how to fix it:
Nut won't fit in : use a screw with a thread along its entire length (typically:
M3x10, M3x18) and screw it from the opposite side of the opening. While
tightening the screw, the nut will be pulled in. Remove the screw afterwards.
Nut keeps falling out: Use a piece of tape to fix the nut temporarily in place, as
soon as you insert the screw in, you can remove the tape. Using glue isn't
recommended as it can partly reach into the thread and you won't be able to
tighten the screw properly.
Whenever you need to fit the nut that doesn't fit properly, we recommend using
"screw pulling technique". You will be reminded with Joe's avatar ;)
Parts in the pictures are used as an example.
STEP 11 Pro tip: inserting the square nuts
Always check the correct position of the M3nS nuts in the printed parts
immediately after insertion. Improperly inserted nuts will not allow proper assembly
of parts.
Make sure the nut is inserted all the way in . Use the following methods:
Use a 2.0mm Allen key for easier insertion into the hole.
Check the hole alignment by using a 2.0mm Allen key.
Check visually if the hole in the nut is aligned with the hole in the printed part.