Hi Roxy!
Thanks SO much for your help! I still don't understand the math behind how it arrives at the points to check, but your information cleared a LOT up in my mind as to how things are adjusted! I made some general entries using your information that got me into the ballpark the slowly changed the values until they wouldn't work any more OR landed on the areas I wanted to test!
Now, Have to level the bed properly to get the nozzle to the right height and place glass on it to set my printing surface. I usually use(d) glass with metal duct tape on the surface to provide the inductive reaction. This seems to be working well but I need to predict where the probe will be on each one of the corners so that I can stick the tape down.
Alternative here (which I'll probably do) is to run the bed leveling a couple of times and try to capture the numbers on the display as they whizz by! LOL
But once again... thanks so much for your help!
Take care!
Don
Thanks SO much for your help! I still don't understand the math behind how it arrives at the points to check, but your information cleared a LOT up in my mind as to how things are adjusted! I made some general entries using your information that got me into the ballpark the slowly changed the values until they wouldn't work any more OR landed on the areas I wanted to test!
Now, Have to level the bed properly to get the nozzle to the right height and place glass on it to set my printing surface. I usually use(d) glass with metal duct tape on the surface to provide the inductive reaction. This seems to be working well but I need to predict where the probe will be on each one of the corners so that I can stick the tape down.
Alternative here (which I'll probably do) is to run the bed leveling a couple of times and try to capture the numbers on the display as they whizz by! LOL
But once again... thanks so much for your help!
Take care!
Don
