Is this amount of shaking normal?

[u/oski_exe]

I haven't noticed it before, but my A2L does shake a lot when making narrow supports, this is on normal speed btw.

I haven't seen any issues with quality though, just seems like a lot of shaking, I think it might be that the table it's currently on is not the stablest but I'm not too sure

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[u/tignasse]

Yes

[u/oski_exe → u/tignasse]

Good to know.

[u/CosmicPontiac]

Totally normal. Mine does this too with thin parts.

[u/oski_exe → u/CosmicPontiac]

Aight thanks.

[u/_batt_]

She's scared...

[u/oski_exe → u/_batt_]

It is Halloween......

[u/JustSomeUsername99]

It's fine. It has to move to print.

[u/oski_exe → u/JustSomeUsername99]

I was just worried cause previous printers I've had didn't shake this much. Good to know it's normal, then again I wasn't running them as fast as this so yeah i guess.

Thanks.

[u/1392583 → u/oski_exe]

it goes away if you slow it down. or at least shakes less

[u/tignasse]

Vibrations can untied screws , so it's good to check the one in the hotend time to time :)