Original Prusa MK4 Kit Assembly | Part 2 | X-Axis and X-Carriage Assembly

Our assembly manuals are loved by many, but we know that some of you prefer assembly videos instead. So we experimented and created a video to help you assemble your Original Prusa MK4 kit! But this video may become outdated over time and may no longer be current. Just remember to always check out our website guide for detailed instructions. Have fun with assembling! 🙂
Online guide: help.prusa3d.com/category/ori...

[@GregorOttmann]

After watching just two of the videos, I am a 100% sure that this tune will be stuck in my head for weeks... ;)
Nice videos, though. I'm almost regretting that I bought my MK4 assembled - the process looks like fun here.

[@DamienDavidO]

Is this an update to the already posted videos ?

[@TomJerry12933]

I wish you guys went into more detail about the bearing greasing--- I have *_zero experience_* with such things, I don't know what is "sensible" or how much is "excess"!
at the least let that particular shot of showing using that bearing-greasing dongle and how much you pushed through it sit a little longer on the screen and preferably show off how much your adding in more detail/camera-angles.

[@Prusa3D]

Hi. A small dose is lubricant is enough. That is why it is needed to remove the excess after it. You can always place the bearing on the rods, move it around, and check how smoothly and noiseless is the movement.
help.prusa3d.com/article/regular-printer-maintenance-mk4_419000
Thanks for your suggestion.