ZA and ZB connections ?

[Rudy2A]

@DIY-O-Sphere said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

Comment les moteurs sont-ils connectés aux vis-mères? Pouvez-vous joindre une photo?

Like this...

[Phaedrux]

Do you see the Z axis turning while it's printing?

[Rudy2A]

@Phaedrux said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

Voyez-vous l'axe Z tourner pendant l'impression?

Yes absolutely, my CoreXY printer (it's my moving bed) has 2 Z axes. One Z on Za and the other on E1, I can see my Z axes turning indifferently during my print tests ...

[Veti]

@Rudy2A said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

As I said a little higher ... No matter the result of my height map by making a G29S0! My first layer does not receive any correction, the impression always remains identical in all the tests (and yet the height maps are never identical) ... same defect in the same place, it is frankly annoying not to understand!

can you post a picture of the first layer?

[DIY-O-Sphere]

@Rudy2A
I hate those types of couplers, as they behave like a spring.
But I think that in your case, the lead screw is fixed in Z by the upper bearing.

[Rudy2A]

@Veti said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

pouvez-vous publier une photo de la première couche?

here is... the quality of the photography is not great, but we can clearly see where my first layer is crushed, and where it is too high!

Whatever I do as a setting, it comes down to the same every time! it's like a model is in memory on the printer ...

Even if I level my bed using the adjustment screws with a print in progress, I manage to have a very appreciable result ... Only, when I launch a new print test (without restarting the printer) my settings are not taken into account and we start again on a leveling of the bed almost identical to the photograph above!

[Veti]

@Rudy2A
post the picture of the mesh grid.
while printing check with m122 that mesh grid is active.

[Rudy2A]

@Veti said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

poster l'image de la grille maillée.
lors de l'impression, vérifiez avec m122 que la grille de maillage est active

Here is...

[Veti]

for a glass surface, that looks absutly terrible. there might be a problem with your probe.

please run this macro.
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/6962/m48-measure-z-probe-repeatability-and-print-to-serial-output

[Rudy2A]

@Rudy2A said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

lors de l'impression, vérifiez avec m122 que la grille de maillage est active

05/01/2020 à 12:46:01 M122

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Board ID: 08DGM-917DA-G4MSJ-6JTDA-3S06J-K8PHB
Used output buffers: 3 of 24 (10 max)
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=== Platform ===
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[Rudy2A]

@Veti said in ZA and ZB connections ?:

for a glass surface, that looks absutly terrible. there might be a problem with your probe.
please run this macro.

M98 P"0:/macros/Répétabilité de la sonde Z"
G32 bed probe heights: -0.144 -0.126 -0.146 -0.123 -0.118 -0.119 -0.119 -0.114 -0.114 -0.128, mean -0.125, deviation from mean 0.011

[dc42]

@Rudy2A, you said in an earlier post that you are using the IR sensor as Z probe. That would explain your results. You won't get good results from the IR sensor on that bed, because of the white print on the black background. If you put a sheet of matt black paper between the bed plate and the glass, then you may get acceptable results.