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docs/machines/3DPrinter/Step by Step Assembly.md

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 ## Hardware
 
-| Part | Picture |
-| ---- | ---- |
-| **Button Head Cap Screw (BHCS)** - These screws have a hex head and require an allen wrench | <img src="pictures/hardware_bhcs.PNG" width="300" />  |
-| **Socket Head Cap Screw (SHCS)** - These screws have a hex head that require an allen wrench | <img src="pictures/hardware_shcs.PNG" width="300" /> |
-| **DIN 433 M3 Washer** - Thin precise washers that are used as spacers between idler pulleys | <img src="pictures/hardware_washer.png" width="300" /> |
+| Button Head Cap Screw (BHCS) | Socket Head Cap Screw (SHCS) | DIN 433 Washer | Teethed Idler Pulley |
+| ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- |
+| <img src="pictures/hardware_bhcs.PNG" width="250" /> | <img src="pictures/hardware_shcs.PNG" width="250" /> | <img src="pictures/hardware_washer.PNG" width="250" /> | <img src="pictures/hardware_teethed_idler.PNG" width="300" /> |
+
+**Button Head Cap Screw (BHCS)** - These screws have a hex head and require an allen wrench 
+**Socket Head Cap Screw (SHCS)** - These screws have a hex head that require an allen wrench | 
+| **DIN 433 M3 Washer** - Thin precise washers that are used as spacers between idler pulleys | 
 | **Smooth idler pulley** - The smooth side of the backside of a timing belt moves on a smooth idler pulley | <img src="pictures/hardware_smooth_idler.PNG" width="300" /> |
-| **Teethed Idler pulley** - The toothed side of a timing belt moves on a teethed idler pulley | <img src="pictures/hardware_teethed_idler.PNG" width="300" /> |
+| **Teethed Idler pulley** - The toothed side of a timing belt moves on a teethed idler pulley | 
 | **Drive pulley** - Sits on a motor shaft and is always teethed. Comes with two set screws that need a ##1.5 allen wrench | <img src="pictures/hardware_drive_pulley.PNG" width="300" /> |
 | **Heatset insert** - Brass insert with ridges on the outside and a female thread on the inside. They are pressed into printed parts using a soldering iron | <img src="pictures/" width="300" /> |
 | **Set screw** - Headless screws with external threads and a hex key on one side. Found on drive pulleys and in the L brackets to join two aluminium profiles | LINK |