SuperPinda adjustment that worked for me and may help another beginner  

SuperPinda adjustment that worked for me and may help another beginner

Hello: 

Perhaps this was posted before, or something similar was posted.  I was having fun with the smaller files which came preloaded on the SD card. Once I started slicing and getting more daring, I had a lot of adhesion issues and kept messing with the z height calibration trying to get my first layer perfect.  I noted that I was over a full millimeter adjustment and though the more complex prints would start off seemingly ok, I was having issues.  

So: I tried something simple but really really really helped.  I placed the unit off, manually ran the z axis down.  I measured a stack of simple printing paper to about 1.2 mm and placed under the SuperPinda.  I loosened the sensor fully, hand ran the nozzle down to just touch the bed, then I ran the sensor down firmly against the 1.2 mm stack of paper and tightened it.  I then did a test and watched the layers coming down nearly flawlessly.  I did adjust the z height about .2 mm and then used calipers to check the thickness of the rectangle.  It was .37 mm.  I then ran the z height down another .15 mm and the final rectangle was perfect.  I then tried the complex print I was struggling with and it printed flawlessly.  

Just trying to help with the initial sensor height adjustment.  In hindsight, I would probably have used a paper stack at 1.35 to start.  This gets the z axis super close to no offset.  I'm a newbie for sure, but in my trial and error, I hope this helps a few people with initial issues.

Justin