Review on 🔧 Enhanced Profile Tensioner Synchronous by Creality by Carlos Reyes

After installing the kit and finishing printing, I heard a strange noise. It was the printer bed that had crashed into the tensioner. I tried moving the tensioner as far back as possible but still lost 10mm of printable area. Which doesn't really matter to me, but it still sucks that it should be mentioned in the description. The build quality is good. There are three ways to solve this problem, the easiest is in Cura by changing the printer settings (Y depth to 225mm); Therefore, all your future prints will come at 225mm. If you already have prints prepared, you need to convert them all to Cura. The second way is more complicated. If you are using Marlin firmware, after downloading all the firmware files from the Marlin website along with the configurations you should open Configuration.h in the visual code and find the line that says "Print Area Size" and #define Y_BED_SIZE 225 ( instead of the default 235) and recompile and flash. A third option is to use a jigsaw or rotary tool to cut off the extra 10mm of metal protruding onto the Y-rail.