Thought others would like to see the latest video from Stefan @ CNC Kitchen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8xP53y3T2U

Needed more top/bottom layers but happy with this part.

First layer (0.2) and a calibration cube

@bot I’ve added the T0 to config.g as suggested above. Using reprap FW in settings. First few test prints look good to be fair. A benchy looked better than from Cura

Give Prusaslicer a go. I’ve moved to it from Cura and I’m impressed with it

@Sindarius Thanks! Something new I've learnt today.

@Phaedrux thanks for all the help, the support here is excellent and meant I could get a printer working again

@BattleDroid said in Not homing in correct direction.:

@fcwilt

Ah, gotcha. That makes sense now. Thank you. You guys have been super helpful. I just closed about 30 tabs since those questions have been solved for me. haha

I am now trying to see if I can get the probe to work. I am googling how to change the mesh grid(?) when it probes. I noticed when it first tried to probe it wasn't quite on the bed. I am assuming its coordinates on the m557 line. Still searching. The other thing I have to find is why it doesn't deploy the probe when it starts homing. It is lit up, it will kick in and out when I turn the printer on. But I need to find what I change to make it deploy when it goes to home.

Do you have a deploy probe and retract probe script? M401 should deploy it and M402 retract. I was in a very similar position to you just the other week so this is all very fresh and familiar for me!

Interesting videos. New gear design required. I had the thought of using two motors to drive in unison but that comes with it's own issues.

@zapta cant believe you've not linked to this vid on YT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iII25DGIdA

I'm interested from a learning perspective but currently have no use for it. I'd actually like to know what people will use this for? To test drivers and steppers I assume but to what extent?

I would say date order is preferable to alphabetical, it is for me at least.

@jphilly I was at TCT today and spoke to E3D, they said the nozzle/heat break would be about £15 which I think it very good. It was so easy to swap them out and when you see one next to a traditional hot end the old style looks so clunky!

@jay_s_uk said in 3.4.0 b3 leaning prints:

@dc42 one print completed so far and no leaning!
What was it in the end?

It was the Pisa effect apparently…….

This looks really good. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to give it a try.

Do I need to disable the PA setting in my config.g or will the script set it as the gcode runs?

@gip_86 Have you got a config-override.g in your sys folder with the output of the tuning? You also need a M501 in your config.g if you do.

@gip_86 Have you run a PID tune of your extruder and bed?

@tecno sounds like you’ve well versed in the challenges of your printer then. Hopefully your current prints come out well

@tecno your mesh looks a bit odd to me with the two 'pits'. Does that represent the bed or something within the gantry?

@milesthomas I’d say look at a Prusa for ease of use.

@mfs12 Thanks, that was my assumption but good to have it confirmed.

@mfs12 Thanks. I've read them, but will again. I'm not sure how to interpret the graphs. As in which frequency I then choose for the input shaper.