Z 0 is positive
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@Phaedrux said in Z 0 is positive:
Can you give us some more context to your method?
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Hi Luca, what material?
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M558 B1 P8 R0.4 C"io3.in+io4.out" H15 F1500 T12000
G31 P100 X0 Y0 Z-0.557
M557 R225 S100
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How are you setting Z0 before measuring the probe offset?
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move z down to get 0
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A few g30 s-1 to see that it is same
open config.g
edit G31 line with offset
save and M999See to that no compensation is active M561
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@luca-Massimiliano NO IT'S NOT ENOUGH I WANT TO SEE THE POINT QUOTAS OF YOUR PRINTING PLATE EACH POINT YOU SEE CORRESPONDS TO 3 CORDINATES OK?
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@luca-Massimiliano EVERY POINT IS THE POINT WHERE THE PROBE BEATS OK FRIEND?
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@luca-Massimiliano EVERY POINT IS THE POINT WHERE THE PROBE BEATS OK FRIEND?
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@luca-Massimiliano FRIEND SORRY I HAVE TO GO NOW EXCUSE ME BYE
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@luca-Massimiliano Phaedrux KNOWS MUCH MORE THAN I
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@tecno said in Z 0 is positive:
save and M999
See to that no compensation is active M561
G29Try doing a single G30 at the center of the bed before sending G29 to create the mesh.
You should probably also redo your G32 first.
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After a lot of tweaking this looks to be the best I can get.
Every adjustment of the plate (3-points) a G32 is a must, G30 and then G29.
Picture below is with 60°C heated bed.
New 8mm thick fine milled cast aluminium plate Ø600mm, what can I expect to get in flatness?
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8mm thick fine milled cast aluminium plate Ø600mm, what can I expect to get in flatness?
That’s a good flatness, except of the front/left and rear/right - hmmm - "corners"?. For a Delta, a square grid as you’ve pictured is inappropriate. See
M557: Set Z probe point or define probing grid for details. Instead of defining the grid by X/Y, use R to set a radius. -
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M557 R225 S75 it is -
M557 R225 S75 it is
Within the radius of 225 mm, some points cannot be reached by the probe without mechanical problems. These are not related to the bed but probably to issues with your motion system - to spot these areas, narrow-down your mesh to an S value of 20 or similar. In the next step, you can either solve the issues (but maybe these are inherent to a Delta) or minimise the probing radius in order to get a proper mesh which merely represents the surface of your bed, excluding other factors. Else, you can’t use the result for mesh bed levelling.
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Can somebody explain what @infiniteloop is trying to say as I can not grasp this?
@infiniteloop said in Z 0 is positive:
For a Delta, a square grid as you’ve pictured is inappropriate
@infiniteloop said in Z 0 is positive:
Else, you can’t use the result for mesh bed levelling.
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@tecno said in Z 0 is positive:
Can somebody explain …
Sigh! Let me explain: you published this grid:
That grid is square - to be precise, it has a dimension of 5x5 points. This doesn't match your circular bed very well. That's why I think you might get a better picture using smaller S values, something like this:
M557 R225 S20OK, that's just to draw a better map of your casted print plate. It should cover a larger area than what you get with your current 75 mm raster. Had you ever followed the hint from my first post, you would know what I'm talking about
Now, let's talk about the mechanics:
These two spots don't match the idea of a cast aluminum plate. There must be other reasons. If you follow my advice to generate a more narrow grid, chances are high that you will see even more of these "deviations".
Well, I think these "anomalies" at the edge of your printable area point at mechanical problems (or physical limitations) of your Delta …
… which puts our conversation into kind of a loop (as my nick name implies, I love these): after you have performed and published a better (more narrow) mesh, let's have a new look at my latest post (11.Dec 2022, 17:49).
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