Thanks roxy.
I have no problems overall using bilinear. I guess after converting to bowden/e3d I can see more of the bed now under the nozzle due to the relocation of fans and ducts. This allowed me to see how the gap looks as the nozzle tracks along the bed.
I played with the settings more and managed to get a mesh (with some bed persuasion) that prints great.
Again though, it would be great to have the g26 feature working with bilinear.
I have no problems overall using bilinear. I guess after converting to bowden/e3d I can see more of the bed now under the nozzle due to the relocation of fans and ducts. This allowed me to see how the gap looks as the nozzle tracks along the bed.
I played with the settings more and managed to get a mesh (with some bed persuasion) that prints great.
Again though, it would be great to have the g26 feature working with bilinear.
