@fcwilt looks like you solved it!
Reduced print temp down to 195 and just had a fantastic print. Retried the fast print and the result was just as good. The ramps board must have been giving false temperature readings as it needed 215 to print PLA.
Thank you so much for everyones help and assistance

@fcwilt using those positions gives me a large level area covering roughly 3/5ths of the glass and is big enough for 99% of what I print. This means I don't have to run a mesh levelling routine to compensate for any uneveness.
If I level at the extremes then only the outer front and rear edges are printable and the centre section is too high and I'd have to use mesh compensation all the time when I just want to use it for very occasional prints

@fcwilt I'm using the filament I was using before installing the duet

@Phaedrux @fcwilt thank you for your assistance, with your help i've managed to setup the printer with manual bed levelling and no sensor, tested it, tweaked and its now good to go

@fcwilt double checked that, 100mm is extruded

i also changed to "relative extrusion distances" in simplify3d for the Duet, never needed that for the wanhao i3

@OwenD Thankyou
Between the link you sent and this post i think i have it now.
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/31256/filament-runout-script-doesn-t-work

Found out that when I'm printing, if i pull out the filament sensor wires I get the "Filament error on extruder 0: no Filament" message but the printer doesn't pause as it did in previous releases. If i then reattach the wires to the sensor that's when the printer pauses the print and asks to be resumed.
Is this a bug or have i missed something with the latest release?

I have just upgraded my Duet2 Wifi firmware from 3.1.1 to 3.4.6.
I upgraded to 3.2, then 3.3 with no issues, but when i upgraded to 3.4.6 i get the following message each time i reboot the printer.
"Filament error on extruder 0: no Filament"
The sensor was working earlier today when i printed using firmware 3.1.1 & i didnt get the error message when i upgraded to 3.2 & 3.3.
The printer still prints and the filament sensor works as it should after the error message, is there a setting i need to change to stop the error message on booting the printer?

@fcwilt That's perfect thankyou again

@Phaedrux @fcwilt I used Mesh Bed Compensation for the first time and it worked perfectly. What id like to know is now that I've switched the printer off, when i turn it back on is the MBC still on or do i have activate it with G29 S1.
Is there a way to see if the MBC is active or inactive on the paneldue or web interface?

Thanks
Nathan

@Phaedrux @fcwilt thank you for your assistance, with your help i've managed to setup the printer with manual bed levelling and no sensor, tested it, tweaked and its now good to go

@fcwilt Just created a second one to level the entire bed, then ill follow that up with Mesh Bed Compensation. That's going to be another head scratcher LOL

; macro to perform manual bed levelling assistance to the Entire bed for large prints

; Preheat PLA
M140 S60;
M104 S180 T0;
M561 ; clear any bed transform
G28 X ; home X
G28 Y ; home Y
G28 Z ; home Z

; Move nozzle to leveling points and prompt user to level bed at each point
M291 P"Nozzle will now move to the 4 leveling points RL, RR, FR & FL." S1 T2

; Move to Rear Left leveling point P0
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X40 Y372 ; Move to rear left corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust RL using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm to go to RR" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move to Rear Right leveling point P1
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X340 Y372 ; Move to rear right corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust RR using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm to go to FR" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move to Front Right leveling point P2
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X340 Y52 ; Move to front right corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust FR using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm to go to FL" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move to Front Left leveling point P3
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X40 Y52 ; Move to front left corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust FL using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move Z
G1 Z50 ; Drop bed to z50 for nozzle clearance

M291 P"The entire bed has been mechanically leveled, now perform Mesh Bed Compensation" S2

@fcwilt Thought about it but only need it for prints that take up the entire bed which for me is rare, and it'll add extra weight the carriage.

Came across a post by @Phaedrux who did something very close to what i want to do so I've altered it to this

; macro to perform manual bed levelling assistance to the centre of the bed only for regular prints

; Preheat PLA
M140 S60;
M104 S180 T0;
M561 ; clear any bed transform
G28 X ; home X
G28 Y ; home Y
G28 Z ; home Z

; Move nozzle to leveling points and prompt user to level bed at each point
M291 P"Nozzle will now move to the 4 leveling points RL, RR, FR & FL." S1 T2

; Move to Rear Left leveling point P0
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X87 Y314 ; Move to rear left corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust RL using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm to go to RR" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move to Rear Right leveling point P1
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X293 Y314 ; Move to rear right corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust RR using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm to go to FR" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move to Front Right leveling point P2
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X293 Y110 ; Move to front right corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust FR using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm to go to FL" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move to Front Left leveling point P3
G1 Z5 ; move to z5 for travel
G1 X87 Y110 ; Move to front left corner
G1 Z0 ; move to z0 to level the bed

M400
M291 P"Adjust FL using a piece of paper, when set click Confirm" R"CONFIRM" S2 Z0

; Move Z
G1 Z50 ; Drop bed to z50 for nozzle clearance

M291 P"The bed has been mechanically leveled" S2

@fcwilt No I haven't read up on those

I have the code ready and will try it tomorrow morning but worried I'm going to damage my printer if i mess this code up or it doesn't do what I think it'll do

How i want it to operate is run G32,
the print head will move to P0 and the bed will hit the mechanical end stop and stop at "0"
then i adjust the screw on the bed corner to allow a sheet of paper to just pass between the bed and the nozzle, then tell the printer to move to the next point and so on till all four corners are level

Is this what will happen with this code?

; bed.g
; called to perform automatic bed compensation via G32
;
; generated by RepRapFirmware Configuration Tool v3.1.4 on Wed Nov 04 2020 17:51:25 GMT+0000 (Greenwich Mean Time)
; G29 ; probe the bed and enable compensation

M561 ; clear any bed transform
G28 ; home
; M401 ; deploy Z probe (disabled)
G30 P0 X87 Y314 Z-99999 ; probe near an adjusting screw RL
G30 P1 X293 Y314 Z-99999 ; probe near an adjusting screw RR
G30 P2 X293 Y110 Z-99999 ; probe near an adjusting screw FR
G30 P3 X87 Y110 Z-99999 S4 ; probe near an adjusting screw FL and report adjustments needed
; M402 ; retract probe (disabled)

@fcwilt Just a thought, could I set the following as a macro and use it for regular sized prints that don't need mesh bed compensation

; macro to perform manual bed levelling assistance
;
; G29 ; probe the bed and enable compensation

; Preheat PLA
M140 S60;
M104 S180 T0;
M561 ; clear any bed transform
G28 ; home
; M401 ; deploy Z probe (disabled)
G30 P0 X87 Y314 Z-99999 ; probe near an adjusting screw RL
G30 P1 X293 Y314 Z-99999 ; probe near an adjusting screw RR
G30 P2 X293 Y110 Z-99999 ; probe near an adjusting screw FR
G30 P3 X87 Y110 Z-99999 S4 ; probe near an adjusting screw FL and report adjustments needed
; M402 ; retract probe (disabled)

Then have my bed.g file, that i'd activate with G32, with a different set of probe co-ordinates closer to the edge, and then follow that up with mesh bed compensation?