Do you need WIDE BELTS on your 3D Printer? Do they stretch less? (Belt Stretching Myth)

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👉🏻 In this video, I am testing and comparing print quality and Klipper's input shaping graph results with 6mm vs 9mm width 3D printer belts. Does such an upgrade make a difference to print quality? Well, I answer the question in this video based on my testing data.

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🕗 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - What you will see
00:27 - Why belts don't really stretch
02:04 - Important notes before results
02:37 - Input shaping results
03:34 - Important notes before print results
04:01 - Test print comparison
04:46 - Impact of the wobbly bracket on the prints
06:13 - Conclusion and final thoughts

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