The bear parts didn't fit but I tried 2 LMU88 bearings on each side for the x carriage and had horrible binding. Went back to the stock long bearing- and still the exact same issue. the bed looks fine on the height map viewer.
I think I'm just going to buy some corexy machine and throw the anet in the trash
thanks for your input

I bought a airwolf axiom with a dead motherboard, it has an autobed leveler that uses the nozzle to complete a circuit to level the bed.

I can't find the correct wiring or what setting to use the auto bed leveling that is installed on the printer already if anyone knows what the correct type and wiring would be.

thanks

The bear parts didn't fit but I tried 2 LMU88 bearings on each side for the x carriage and had horrible binding. Went back to the stock long bearing- and still the exact same issue. the bed looks fine on the height map viewer.
I think I'm just going to buy some corexy machine and throw the anet in the trash
thanks for your input

@argo the probe is offset x 0 y -50, it has happened across multiple sensors and bed types the nozzle slopes to be in the air on the low end of the x and scrapes the bed on the higher end of the x

I guess I should also mention I started with 2.0 firmware and recently switched to 3.3 to see if it would help

@phaedrux meant the prusa bear x upgrade

@phaedrux I'll see if the prusa X helps, otherwise this printer is going in the trash

@phaedrux no, moved it back and forth rapidly no issues, hotend doesn't seem to move at all.

My last ditch effort I just tried was moving my ender's pei sheet and calibrating on that. Same problem.

A thought just crossed my mind that on the cheapo anet they used two different lead screws? Causing this issue no matter what I do to fix it

I've tried with the same results running both g29 and g32, neither of my printers save a mesh.g file, not sure why

There is a fair bit of play in the gantry, belts are tight

it prints about 2mm in the air on one side and scrapes the bed on the other, don't think probe density is the issue

@fcwilt
M558 P5 C"!^zprobe.in" H3 F80 T5000 A10
tested slower probing, same issue. The lead screws turn while its running so I know mesh is at least working. I had the same issue when I had a bl touch on the printer.

@fcwilt it was at 150 until earlier this morning when I mirrored the settings on my ender.

I'll give those a shot, thanks