@phaedrux

Everything looks good. After I get home from work tomorrow, I'll do a few different tests, other than the cube and just check everything out to be sure.

Thanks again for all your help! I couldn't have done it without you!

-A very Grateful Printer, Carson

@phaedrux

Everything looks good. After I get home from work tomorrow, I'll do a few different tests, other than the cube and just check everything out to be sure.

Thanks again for all your help! I couldn't have done it without you!

-A very Grateful Printer, Carson

@phaedrux

Yes, the second End G-code picture is below it when you scroll down

Ok. I've fixed a few things. Let's see how this is.

Start and End (Top Half)

Start and End (Bottom Half)

If all this looks good, I'll run another test print

Thanks,

-Carson

@phaedrux

Here's what I plugged in (what I think it might be).

-I won't run anything until I get the okay from you. Just wanted to try and be proactive.
New Start G-code

New End G-code 1 of 2

New End G-code 2 of 2

@phaedrux
Videos for start and end of prints as they are currently
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/urqhwgr6phs2uty/AAC8QKXjih9UCh5PN5P1vy8ia?dl=0
Picture of new coordinates for the start of the prime line

Picture of printer head position for new coordinates to be entered^

@phaedrux

Ok. So.

-Yes, the axis limits are set up in Cura (Ok, cool, we'll change the end gcode)
-Prints are typically placed in the center, so the distance from one corner or the other should be the same. Do you mean it has to do a prime line first that's positioned at the opposite side? We can change the location of the prime line in the slicer start gcode.

1. Yes it's starting the prime line at the opposite side and then at the end, homes to the opposite side
2. So if that's the problem then yeah, I guess it would be in Cura. What lines would I have to change?
3. I think it homes fine but if the Cura changes don't fix it, I'll change those homing move directions and endstops in the firmware.

Thanks,

-Carson

@phaedrux

Or is it my drivers that I need to swap

@phaedrux

Do I just change my M574 X2 Y2 to -X2 -Y2? or would that not work at all?

Or I can just start the whole setting up endstop process over again from scratch

@phaedrux

Well if it was mirrored before then that's the way I'd prefer it if possible but yes 0,0 in back/right (I think that's why I was so confused with the values being plugged in when we were originally homing everything)

The reason being 1: After its done with a print it crashes into the front/left (that's the biggest reason), 2: My home endstops are right there in the back/right corner, and 3: Although its only mere seconds my prints will take longer, if, before each print, X and Y have to home to the back/right from the front/left where the last print ended, and then go back to the front/left to start the new print. It's just a lot of wasted time and makes more sense to have it start the print at the corner that it's home at.

@phaedrux

As long as it homes to the back right and starts prints from the back right, I'll change whatever needs to be changed

@phaedrux

Before I switched to the Duet the X and Y wasn't mirrored.