Thank you so much for this video! I watched the official one and was so confused. You went over all my concerns and I can finally get printing. Thank you!! 🙏🙏
Thanks man, good to see how it should work. I have problems with Z-axis binding, didn't really understand that until I saw your video of how it goes up & down to calibrate. And also! That you started with the Z-axis in top position! That made all the difference, no more "calibration failed, check axis" error when doing it that way.
dude read your hand book. your z sensor too height. or more worst you install the hot end too low. all these issue on the install book/ hand book and all this is your installation issue
@@wiicchooo hey mate appreciate the reply , but I figured it out long time ago, and I switched away from my prusa due to it broke and are rocking the ender s1 pro instead
Thank you so much for this video! I watched the official one and was so confused. You went over all my concerns and I can finally get printing. Thank you!! 🙏🙏
Thanks man, good to see how it should work. I have problems with Z-axis binding, didn't really understand that until I saw your video of how it goes up & down to calibrate. And also! That you started with the Z-axis in top position! That made all the difference, no more "calibration failed, check axis" error when doing it that way.
How did you fix it?
@@adharsharma3662 The binding was due to one of the trapzodial nuts being too tight. Prusa sent me a new one. It works fine now.
Thank you!!!
This is a good example about 'how not calibrate a Prusa'.
well you do need. at the last part of the filament sensor.
not that smart in 2023 when see how bambu work
Cool
I"m confused.. You kept adjusting the sensor saying "I realized the sensor is a bit too low".. What were you basing that on?
help.prusa3d.com/article/nozzle-crashed-into-the-heatbed_112003
you can check this out
This thing makes other printers look like they come from the stone age... My next printer will be a Prusa. I'm tired of chinese printers.
Mine rubs. On first try. Do I need to adjust the PINDA up or down when this happens?
yes . pinda should be one cable tide distand from nozzle. there is written inside manual you should check it
what were you adjust for the filament sensor?
make sure the sensor distant correct. you use mk3 now ?
@@B3D
Yes I have an mk2.5 and mk3 now. Was just curious on what you were adjusting on the top.
Mine keeps catching paper during calibration. Getting so tired of this damn printer.
dude read your hand book. your z sensor too height. or more worst you install the hot end too low. all these issue on the install book/ hand book and all this is your installation issue
mine does catches the paper , i bought it assembled, what could be the problem, it does rip in the paper.
Pinda sensor might be too far from the build plate
@@wiicchooo hey mate appreciate the reply , but I figured it out long time ago, and I switched away from my prusa due to it broke and are rocking the ender s1 pro instead
@@Hanzi2u Well that was a downgrade lol
@@thewardenshaulingheavy2813prusa machine went to shit got it insured and bought a different machine, which isn't 1000. Usd.
I dont know why prusa printers calibration are always moved a little bit to the left 😂
because the sensor at right .
@@B3D yeah but i mean why not put Pinda more in the middle as I think it is better to see same space from left to right than front and back