Is bed level correction working for anyone else?
I have a fairly bad leveling problem. The back side of my bed is too low.
I read the manual and it says + values move the bed up and vice-versa.
I am currently at Back: +50 and Front: -10 and I don't see any difference compared to when it is zeroed out.
Re: Is bed level correction working for anyone else?
I think I have an issue also. I have a left / right inconsistency and I have pushed one side to +50 and the other to -50 and I am not convinced it has made any difference at all.
Re: Is bed level correction working for anyone else?
I had some minor leveling issues a couple of weeks ago (right side too low, front end too low if I remember correctly). The bed level correction worked for me, I think I made an adjustment of 25 on the front and 35 on the right, which got things close enough for the time.
TJ
Edit ( negative or positive, I can't remember which way, but I followed the directions and it worked)
Re: Is bed level correction working for anyone else?
I have a fairly bad leveling problem. The back side of my bed is too low.
I read the manual and it says + values move the bed up and vice-versa.
I am currently at Back: +50 and Front: -10 and I don't see any difference compared to when it is zeroed out.
Actually, consider the Bed Level Correction numbers as an adjustment to your Live Z. Just add the number to your current Live Z and that's what your head position will be at in that quadrant.
If you had a Live Z value of -0.500mm for example, adding +50 microns (or +0.050mm) would give you -0.450mm.
So, if your bed is too low in the back, you want your head to drop down to that level meaning you would want a negative number.
Example: -0.500 + -0.050 = -0.550mm
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Forgot to add this is with 3.1.3 firmware
Re: Is bed level correction working for anyone else?
It's working for me, but I had to put my thinking cap on nice and tight to make sense of it. Right now I'm on my 4th attempt at a 9 square test trying to get just a little scuffing on each one, almost there! How this will play across the entire surface of the bed I can't guess, but this is feature I needed to be able to even attempt to do larger prints. Corrections so far are a couple +10's and a +5 and the rest 0, with a live-z of a whopping -1.2, with temps at 230/70, using Materio PLA in a room at 26 degrees with 50% humidity, and a very slight breeze. :ugeek: