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    • veryevilundefined
      veryevil
      last edited by

      Hi, I've run mesh bed compensation on my newly converted Anycubic Linear Plus Delta and I get a sine wave for my bed. I assume this means there is an issue or imbalance with one of the M665 or M666 params as its too uniform to be coincidence. I'n using the Ultrabase glass bed so doubt its that which is this shape.

      Bed1.PNG
      bed2.PNG

      Here is the height map
      heightmap.csv

      My params look like this:
      ; Delta parameters
      M665 L269.338:269.338:269.338 R134.440 H292.563 B105.0 X-0.817 Y-0.011 Z0.000
      M666 X-1.765 Y3.610 Z-1.845 A2.29 B-1.92

      Any help would be appreciated

      Thanks

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators
        last edited by

        My guess is that you are using an offset Z probe, and the tilt of the effector is varying slightly with XY position.

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        • Vetiundefined
          Veti
          last edited by

          @veryevil said in Delta Mesh Bed Sine Wave?:

          M665 L269.338:269.338:269.338 R134.440 H292.563 B105.0 X-0.817 Y-0.011 Z0.000
          M666 X-1.765 Y3.610 Z-1.845 A2.29 B-1.92

          what factor calibration did you do?

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          • veryevilundefined
            veryevil
            last edited by

            I used 9 Factor with 12 points.

            I am using on offset micro-switch probe. Its about 17.8mm down directly under the nozzle when attached.

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