130 Ender 3 Bltouch Fade Height

130 Ender 3 Bltouch Fade Height. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. The steppers can only do.04mm steps.

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The steppers can only do.04mm steps. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.

There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 …

The steppers can only do.04mm steps.. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen.

It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. . You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.

So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x... It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden... Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.. The steppers can only do.04mm steps.

The steppers can only do.04mm steps... Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.

Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. .. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren... That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.

So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2... So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay... So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.

Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed... So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The steppers can only do.04mm steps.. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.

Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen.. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

The steppers can only do.04mm steps. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.

You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything... I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2... So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number... With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. .. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen.

So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. The steppers can only do.04mm steps... Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl.. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen... The steppers can only do.04mm steps.

Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen.. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.

Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything... I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl.

Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. The steppers can only do.04mm steps... You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.

The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl.. The steppers can only do.04mm steps.

Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.

Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren... The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 …

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. . Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl.

The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed... I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode... You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.

I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.

The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.

With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl.. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl... That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number... I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.

I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.

That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x.. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.

It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren.

The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling.

It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number... The steppers can only do.04mm steps.

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl... You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything.

Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed.

Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 … I had the fade height set to 0 in the printer and was setting it to 4 in my start gcode. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The steppers can only do.04mm steps.. The steppers can only do.04mm steps.

The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed... With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.

The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed... Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden.. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2.

The steppers can only do.04mm steps... With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 …

Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. Dazu muß vorher mit g29 ein mesh erfasst werden. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. Danach kannst du mit m420 s1 das bed levelling aktivieren und mit m420 z die höhe bis zu der die ungleichmäßigkeiten ausgebügelt werden sollen. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl... That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed.

With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number. So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl.

With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.. That being said, the bl touch in your photo looks too close to the bed. The bug caused the z height to be incorrect after leveling. Hope this helps someone who's been fighting with the bltouch, or other probes and abl. The first print after a reset was perfect, after that the nozzle would drag across the bed. The steppers can only do.04mm steps. Du musst bed levelling und fade height erst aktivieren. There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay... It has been patched in marlin 2.0.5 …

You might run into issues with it getting caught on a print if the edges curl up or anything... There was a bug in both marlin 1.1.x and 2.0.x. So long as it triggers before your nozzle hits the bed and stows above the nozzle height when retracted you should be okay.

So if the bl touch or whatever tells the gantry that it needs to be.02 higher to compensate for a high spot it can either do 0 or.04, not.2. With the fading, it works things out so that the majority of the bed is a virtual flat and at a magic number.