Mesh calibration not working or what am I doing wrong?

Veti

it means that your bed is very uneven. as you have 0.2 differences between probing point (an entire layer) there is only so much that the mesh can compensate for. you will need a lot smaller spacing i would imagine.

can you post a picture of the mesh.

Dep

Do you want to say that mesh calibration cannot compensate for more than 0.2mm?

Veti

that looks absolutly terrible.

i am saying that if you have 0.2 between two points the area in between is calculated, so there could be deviations to the real values.
with a bed as uneven as that it is very likely that that is the case.

however looking at our printer setup, it could also be a mechanical issue with your x gantry. because of the length it could be sagging and produces this result.

Dep

All axes are calibrated and checked. Dimensions of printed part + - 0.2 mm

OK. The table is very uneven. But for calibration, what does it matter?

Why doesn't calibration work in this range?

Is there a limitation?

Veti

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

All axes are calibrated and checked. Dimensions of printed part + - 0.2 mm

axis sagging has nothing to do with dimension.

your x axis and y axis are over a meter long. they could bend under their own weight of the beam is not rigid enough.
that would lead to an image you are seeing, where the sides are higher and the middle is low. i.e the weight in the middle is causing more deflection that on the sides.

Dep

Yes, I understand that.

But mesh calibration measures this deflection. Why is it not compensated during printing?

Veti

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

M557 X500:1000 Y150:600 S25

thy with M557 X500:1000 Y150:600 S10

Dep

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

thy with M557 X500:1000 Y150:600 S10

This is unfortunately impossible The maximum number of points is 121

Dep

But part of the model in the photo falls into several calibration points. Why are they not aligned?

Veti

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

The maximum number of points is 121

https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Using_mesh_bed_compensation

There is a firmware-dependent limit on the number of 441 probe points allowed.

Dep

I have a 0.8.5 board. And when i try to make more than 121 points, it gives an error.

But even with this number of points. They overlap the model. Why is it not calibrated.

I think there is some kind of limit on the calibration height.

I have spent many days and can not solve this problem.
There is no technical possibility to make a flat table on such sizes.

I don’t know what to do next.

Veti

what firmware version are you using?

Dep

Duet 0.85
RepRapFirmware for Duet 1.25RC4 (2019-10-19b1)

Dep

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

M557 X500:1000 Y150:600 S10

03.11.2019, 14:40:36 M557 X500:1000 Y150:600 S10
Error: M557: bad grid definition: Too many grid points; suggest increase spacing to 47.4mm

Veti

try decreasing the mesh area and see if the result improves, allowing more probing points in a smaller area.

Dep

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

But I need the printer to work on a large table. I don’t understand what the problem is.

Why calibration is not working? There may be some kind of configuration problem.

After all, in theory, for firmware it does not matter how uneven the bed is.

Either there are limitations in the firmware, or maybe the adjustment is not accurate and it is not visible at small values. But it becomes noticeable with a large roughness.

Veti

@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.

Dep

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

Veti

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

fcwilt

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