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    • Vetiundefined
      Veti @Dep
      last edited by

      @Dep said in Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?:

      I tried to reduce to 20mm. That helped. But now I don’t know, maybe I came across a flat section of the table?

      look at the mesh calibration image to check.

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      • Depundefined
        Dep
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        If you mean to look at the program code, then unfortunately I am not good at programming.

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        • Vetiundefined
          Veti
          last edited by

          no the image of the you see after running mesh bed compensation.

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          • fcwiltundefined
            fcwilt
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            Hi,

            Have you ever defined a probing grid that covers the entire bed?

            If not would you do that, probe the bed and post the height map here?

            Thanks.

            Frederick

            Printers: a E3D MS/TC setup and a RatRig Hybrid. Using Duet 3 hardware running 3.4.6

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            • Depundefined
              Dep
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              Made a calibration with the parameters: M557 X500:700 Y150:230 S20

              RepRapFirmware height map file v2 generated at 2019-11-03 18:06, min error -0.633, max error -0.047, mean -0.346, deviation 0.137
              xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax,radius,xspacing,yspacing,xnum,ynum
              500.00,700.00,150.00,230.00,-1.00,20.00,20.00,11,5
               -0.329, -0.318, -0.282, -0.248, -0.238, -0.218, -0.195, -0.176, -0.133, -0.089, -0.047
               -0.377, -0.358, -0.342, -0.314, -0.324, -0.287, -0.280, -0.235, -0.199, -0.162, -0.118
               -0.484, -0.434, -0.434, -0.435, -0.375, -0.344, -0.337, -0.308, -0.259, -0.216, -0.163
               -0.541, -0.507, -0.491, -0.479, -0.467, -0.427, -0.433, -0.389, -0.338, -0.282, -0.226
               -0.633, -0.607, -0.580, -0.550, -0.533, -0.510, -0.484, -0.463, -0.407, -0.353, -0.298
              

              2019-11-03_18-12-24.png

              I still can’t understand what this can give us? 🙂

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              • Depundefined
                Dep @fcwilt
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                @fcwilt Bed Size X1380 Y1210
                I only calibrate 500 x 500

                But the part fits in this size. It is inside a calibrated space.

                Do you think if not the entire bed is calibrated this can cause an error? But how to do that? Maybe reduce the table and set offsets?

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                • fcwiltundefined
                  fcwilt @Dep
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                  @Dep said in Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?:

                  @fcwilt Bed Size X1380 Y1210
                  I only calibrate 500 x 500

                  But the part fits in this size. It is inside a calibrated space.

                  Do you think if not the entire bed is calibrated this can cause an error? But how to do that? Maybe reduce the table and set offsets?

                  One height map you posted was absolutely terrible.

                  I just want to get picture of the entire bed as a reference.

                  Not having the entire bed calibrated shouldn't cause an error unless you try to print outside that area.

                  But there is not much point in having a large bed if you cannot use it all.

                  Thanks.

                  Frederick

                  Printers: a E3D MS/TC setup and a RatRig Hybrid. Using Duet 3 hardware running 3.4.6

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                  • Depundefined
                    Dep @fcwilt
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                    @fcwilt said in Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?:

                    One height map you posted was absolutely terrible.
                    I just want to get picture of the entire bed as a reference.
                    Not having the entire bed calibrated shouldn't cause an error unless you try to print outside that area.
                    But there is not much point in having a large bed if you cannot use it all.

                    Now I can’t make a height map of the whole table, because glass 650 x 650 mm is fixed on the table

                    Yes, the bed is very crooked. But why doesn't compensation work? Does it really matter how rough the bed is?

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                    • Vetiundefined
                      Veti @Dep
                      last edited by

                      @Dep said in Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?:

                      Does it really matter how rough the bed is?

                      with a bed as uneven as that it does.
                      the points in beetween probing are calculated and dont reflect what is actually there.
                      so if the bed is not uniformly uneven it will be off.
                      with it beeing off by an entire layer means this error can be significant.

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                      • Depundefined
                        Dep
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                        Yes, I agree, but the table is made of 4mm glass. It cannot be a “spasmodic” curve. I hope I wrote correctly 🙂

                        Those. the glass of course bends around the table, but these are smooth bends.

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                        • fcwiltundefined
                          fcwilt @Dep
                          last edited by

                          @Dep said in Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?:

                          Now I can’t make a height map of the whole table, because glass 650 x 650 mm is fixed on the table

                          Yes, the bed is very crooked. But why doesn't compensation work? Does it really matter how rough the bed is?

                          I see. Have you probed the glass area? Have you posted the height map here?

                          If you are limited to 121 points its going to be hard to get an accurate picture of that area

                          Probe a 220 by 220 area in the center of the glass and post the height map please.

                          Frederick

                          Printers: a E3D MS/TC setup and a RatRig Hybrid. Using Duet 3 hardware running 3.4.6

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                          • Depundefined
                            Dep
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                            Ok, did it:

                            RepRapFirmware height map file v2 generated at 2019-11-03 19:31, min error -1.658, max error -0.124, mean -0.815, deviation 0.349
                            xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax,radius,xspacing,yspacing,xnum,ynum
                            600.00,800.00,300.00,500.00,-1.00,20.00,20.00,11,11
                             -0.817, -0.773, -0.734, -0.627, -0.614, -0.546, -0.462, -0.402, -0.332, -0.225, -0.124
                             -0.884, -0.839, -0.803, -0.752, -0.669, -0.608, -0.543, -0.447, -0.357, -0.249, -0.197
                             -0.951, -0.911, -0.876, -0.794, -0.727, -0.650, -0.593, -0.466, -0.392, -0.303, -0.221
                             -1.018, -0.982, -0.927, -0.866, -0.784, -0.719, -0.652, -0.532, -0.477, -0.361, -0.230
                             -1.112, -1.084, -1.003, -0.936, -0.846, -0.780, -0.662, -0.569, -0.475, -0.394, -0.303
                             -1.191, -1.137, -1.079, -1.004, -0.908, -0.821, -0.727, -0.628, -0.552, -0.449, -0.337
                             -1.293, -1.210, -1.157, -1.087, -1.000, -0.896, -0.788, -0.681, -0.595, -0.441, -0.354
                             -1.398, -1.303, -1.233, -1.160, -1.062, -0.968, -0.864, -0.753, -0.645, -0.521, -0.419
                             -1.490, -1.404, -1.323, -1.231, -1.137, -1.033, -0.924, -0.789, -0.704, -0.581, -0.453
                             -1.544, -1.474, -1.409, -1.314, -1.201, -1.101, -0.995, -0.886, -0.752, -0.614, -0.506
                             -1.658, -1.574, -1.497, -1.390, -1.277, -1.162, -1.050, -0.925, -0.774, -0.658, -0.533
                            

                            Offset down because the table is not heated now

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                            • Vetiundefined
                              Veti
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                              please post the images as well

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                              • Depundefined
                                Dep
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                                2019-11-03_19-51-41.png

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                                • Vetiundefined
                                  Veti
                                  last edited by

                                  if you have a sloping x gantry the probe will be at an tilt angle. this will cause errors in the measurements as well.

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                                  • Phaedruxundefined
                                    Phaedrux Moderator
                                    last edited by

                                    I would suggest slowing down the probe speed of the BLTouch from 300 to 100. It's possible you're getting some bad probe points.

                                    Are you able to manually level the bed with adjustment screws? It looks like there is a large amount of tilt.

                                    The limited number of probe points with the older Duet board is going to make it difficult to get an accurate heightmap of such a large bed. The area between points is interpolated, but unless the surface is very flat to begin with, the risk is there for the interpolation to gloss over a defect.

                                    Possible work around would be to modify your first layer parameters to compensate for the unevenness by using extra thick extrusion. Or perhaps using a raft.

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                                    • Depundefined
                                      Dep
                                      last edited by Dep

                                      I use M558 P9 H6 F300 T6000 R0.2 A5 B1 - where A5 - five times probe and usually it probe just 2 times, theni think bltouch work well. But i will test lower down speed of probing.

                                      I agree that the table is very crooked and 50mm is a lot.

                                      But look at the photo - there part of the model is at least have 3-4 points. Why is there no compensation?

                                      IMG_1176.jpg

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                                      • Vetiundefined
                                        Veti
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                                        @Dep said in Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?:

                                        Why is there no compensation?

                                        there is. your bed has a 1mm diffrence between both sides.

                                        turn off compensation and print one without.

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                                        • fcwiltundefined
                                          fcwilt
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                                          Hi,

                                          Well at least the section seems pretty smooth even if badly tilted.

                                          There are things you may be doing at the start of the print that are disabling mesh compensation.

                                          Does the DWC interface show that mesh compensation is on? You can verify this during a print.

                                          Frederick

                                          Printers: a E3D MS/TC setup and a RatRig Hybrid. Using Duet 3 hardware running 3.4.6

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                                          • infiniteloopundefined
                                            infiniteloop @Dep
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                                            @Dep Looking at the last two height maps you published, just one corner matches the plane which the firmware assumes to be the bed’s surface. Interestingly, the height map itself is quite consistent, i.e. relatively flat. It is just not in sync with the bed level. In order to cure this, you really should carefully level your bed and then calibrate Z=0 at its center, before you run another mesh grid calibration. As long as the resulting height map is not (at least partially) in sync with the assumed bed plane, it’s useless.

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