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    • Havoc340undefined
      Havoc340
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      Is there a way to babystep one axis while printing to align both extruders on an IDEX system?

      For instance, mid print I could see that the extruders are misaligned. If I were to babystep X while printing I would be able to change the offset of the active extruder and take note, to then offset it in the config file.

      I'd rather not do this longhand if I don't have to.

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      • jay_s_ukundefined
        jay_s_uk
        last edited by

        maybe the toolchanger tool alignment would also work for an IDEX machine to measure the offset in the X axis?
        https://github.com/DanalEstes/TAMV

        Owns various duet boards and is the main wiki maintainer for the Teamgloomy LPC/STM32 port of RRF. Assume I'm running whatever the latest beta/stable build is

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        • Havoc340undefined
          Havoc340
          last edited by

          I didn't quite find what I was looking for, but I figured it out.

          What I did was start a 20x20 cube print, with different color infill and hit print.

          I watched the layers, and guessed how much it was off by.

          I paused the print, sent the G10 P1 Yx.x offset code with my new number for Y, and a M208 Ux.xx for offsetting the second extruder in X.

          Then I homed X, and resumed the print. I would let it run a couple layers, then look at what needed adjustment. Then I repeated this process until I was happy with the result.

          It was as "Live" tuning as I could figure out. It wasn't so bad.

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          • leonhart8888undefined
            leonhart8888 @Havoc340
            last edited by

            @Havoc340 you could also use a small, simple tool like this to help you calibrate next time: https://www.emberprototypes.com/products/cxc

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