Sovol SV06 Beginner tutorial, Assembly, Bed leveling, Calibration, and Slicer setting
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- Something that I missed in video:
If you have auto bed leveling issue, first thing you should try is adding M420 S1 on your starting G code. What it does is tell the printer to load the bed mesh that auto bed leveling feature stored. It does work for some, include one of my sv06.
Hi, another instruction types of videos. I purposely make this video with many details instruction and information. I think it will help the beginner the most. But it kills a lot of my brain cell and time from brainstorm the content, writing script, recording video, asking help from next “ex-wife” to recording, editing.
I am focus on digging to some of the part that may easily be ignore by experience player but will helpful to beginner. I am aim to not only showing you how to do it but also telling you the reason behind it, that way you will learn quicker. In the end of the day, you need to do a lots trouble shooting during your 3d printing journey. These knowledges will help you more than just show you how to do it.
So, I am planning to make these types of assembly, bed leveling, and calibration video for every printer that I reviewed.
Anyway, if you think this video is helpful, please let me know in the comments. Or, you think there is something that I didn’t cover, please let me and others know. If you have suggestions to improvement, free feel to let me know. Your support is the reason why spend time making these videos.
Good Luck! AND happy printing!
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Intro: 0:00
Parts checking list: 0:57
Pre-assembly checking list(Common issues): 01:06
Checking list #1: Bearing 1:16
Checking list #2: Bed spacer 2:02
Checking list #3: Top Block(beam)2:28
Assembly: 02:52
A Step 1: Marry gantry to base 3:14
A Step 2: Attach power supply unit 4:12
A Step 3: Extruder on carrier 4:45
A Step 4: Filament holder 5:05
A Step 5: Mainboard housing 5:15
A Step 6: LCD screen 5:28
A Step 7: Connecting cables 5:37
Calibraction: 6:23
C Step 1: Belt tension 6:50
C Step 2: Align Z axis 8:02
- Tool to check alignment 11:52
C Step 3: Auto home 8:32
- Sensorless homing Sensitive level change 9:02
C Step 4: Bed leveling 9:28
- Probe Z offset
- Paper leveling method
- Store setting
Slicer setting: 12:43
To do before test print: 14:18
Different filaments: 17:30
Say Byebye: 18:54
Thank you @Sovol for sending me this unit.
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You need to add the "Fade" command to the M420 code line. M420 S1 Z3 Here is why. The M420 code just calls the mesh from the EPROM storage of the last leveling. If you do a bed auto-level and everything is fine, there is no need to auto-level again unless something changes. It just wastes time. So, add M420 S1 Z3 to the GCODE start line just after the G28 (home) command. It HAS to be after G28 because G28 clears all mesh data. The M420 S1 Z3 reloads it. The "Z" switch is the Fade command. It "fades" the mesh back to real life level over the number of layers in the "number" part of the command. I use 3. This gives you MUCH more accurate parts.
Great inforn man!! I just use M420 S1after G28, it seems works fine so far.
@@SvgLau Yes, that works. But it also incurs high processing and motor loads, keeping the Z motors constantly turning, and inducing inaccuracies. The fade switch literally turns off the Z part of the mesh (gradually, over the number of layers selected) and is more accurate overall.
Thank you Tvideo for taking the time and offering this up. This is very helpful.
Thank you! Just assembling my new SV06 now so, this is awesome to see before I even start it up! All the best:)
Would you be Abel to make a video on showing to do or something ? Trying make sure my printer Is all good before I print
I also highly recommend putting the electronics fan on the same circuit as the heatsink fan, the wiring as it is from factory only turns on with the part cooling fan. If you print high temp materials, most of which require little to no part cooling your electronics will not be cooled either. Even worse those materials typically need an enclosure, further compounding the lack of cooling.
I find it kind of amazing that a printer advertised for high temp materials would have this cooling setup.
Awesome instructional video and nicely done with the bearing video too.I will 100% be packing the bearings with a quality lubricant and following your steps for my SV06 assembly this evening. Great to see an enthusiast orientated assembly -Seems they a very rare on here. i look forward to exploring more of your videos. Subscribed.. All the best!
thank you for posting these i actually was able to work enough overtime last week that i was able to order my own SV06 this morning. i will be trying to hook up my sonic pad to it tomorrow evening. thank you again for your informative, humorous, and instructional vids!
Thank you, this was very helpful. Printing benchy now and looks like I now finally get decent prints. Thanks again!
Great video and appreciate the detailed explanations along the way. Some just gloss over some of these detaills but you left no stone unturned.
Far more useful than the manual that came with the kit. Good job!
Excellent video, thanks for taking the time to put this one together, lots of good tips in here
this video was so helpfull for me. this is my first 3d printer and it really helped me cause even though i had done a bunch of research still was having trouble with the first steps in the manual after the wires and realized missed one. it was helpfull to also not have to go off of a manual with not a lot of instructions.
That's why make those videos! When I just started this hobby, I have exactly same issue with anyone who started. I spend so much time trying to figure stuff out. I really wish there will be a video that could cover a lot knowledge and help go through the set up process. So I was like, maybe I could make one that will probably help some people :)
excellently explained, demonstrated and most of all, helpful.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for the video @SavageLau. Well put together and useful
Got mine Monday 2/27. Took 35 mins. to 1st print. Other than misfeeding the filament the 1st time, it's everything I was expecting out of a printer at this price point and more.
Test from SD was basically flawless. Test from PrusaSlicer through Octoprint, same.
I'm impressed!
Nice!
how long did shipping take and to where?
@@pacman10182 Depend on where you at, they have it in stock most region I think. At US they will ship out like 1 to 3 days after order place from my previous "in stock" printer purchase experiences, receive it less then a week. But they are not as fast as Amazon in whatever perspective.
@@SvgLau that's perfectly reasonable, just didn't want them to sit on my cash for a week before they got around to shipping
Great video, thanks man very helpful
Glad that helps!
Very well done video. :) I have an SV07 coming, so I wanted to see how the SV06 assembly/setup went. (I know they're very different printers - but some things are the same, and it's still Sovol.)
great, I pre-ordered sv07 as well. We will see how it turn out.
Thinking about getting one.
Great video 👍
Thanks!
GREAT VIDEO!
Thanks!
7:40 shows the only problem I've had with mine, which was the bed heating cable. I found that my cable naturally layed beneath the bed rather than running behind as you've shown. This led to improper Y Homing, as the cable would snag before the Y axis achieved it's actual maximum position.
You will need to print something to redirect the cable.
I had the same issue!
Thank you!!!!
😁😁
Great explanation! Do you happen to have a PETG configuration file? And thanks for the video!
very nice video, I have the exact same issue with the bed level. left side is lower than right side.
did you try to use M420 S1after G28 on starting g code, it may help.
@@SvgLau Yes, it is there, and still the right side is high. I also used your level gantry tool to algin manually, and then bed leveling but still the same issue.
G28 ; home all axes
;G29 ; probe ABL
M420 S1 ; restore ABL mesh
M109 S205 T0 ; custom hot end temp
Thank u
I bought Sovol 06 on pre-order, but they already are realeasing sovol 06 plus, hope they fixed this isues in the newer model.
I will pre order plus and have a review come out, really want to see if they done any QC and design improvements.
@@SvgLau preordered one willing to see what you have to say on it
Hi Savage Lau! Thank you so much for putting this all together. I followed your instructions (including downloading the sv06 profile and importing it into the slicer) and tried to print and had my prints are slightly off center. When I use the Prusa Slicer plus the Ender 3 Bed Leveling Oink file. Instead of having space at the end like 14:26. It just goes all the way to the edge?
Am I doing something wrong?
I will first make sure the extruder will move all the way to the left of x axis and bed will move all the way forward on y axis during homing. If there is debris on the linear rod may leading this issue. Or your heat bed cable on the back of build plate could caught on the frame on rear during homing. IF homing does go all the way of it's travel, there is something to do with slicer setting/g code/ or my configuration. Which is less likely. But keep me update if that works.
good video, i think is better to change the retractions values to the ones sovol show in the manual.
yes.
I ordered my first 3D printer, the sovol ofcourse. Your channel will be my mentor. Thank you very much. If I cross any trouble can I text you maybe? I am so beginner and I need someone with your knowlegde
Glad that help! You can leave comment here, or find me on FB i guess. I check comment couple times a day. So should not be hard to find me.
@@SvgLau Ty very much!
I have a problem with my SV06+. It seems like it thinks that the bed is in a different place on the Y-axis. So when I tried to print Benchy, it printed towards the top of the bed, rather then the center. When I use a slicer, placing things towards the bottom in the slicer puts them in the middle of the bed, while placing them in the middle puts them near the top. Is there any way to fix this?
Hi.how can I get my sine to work on my sovol sv 06 ....👋😊. T.h. rob
Hi great videos
I have one qeustion i have a small craptastic printer and resin printer.
Would you recommend the sv06 or the plus for bigger printing or should i save up and get a prusa mk4 or something?
Is the sv06 accurate enough to print functional things?
I think both sv06 and sv06 plus offers best value per dallor. I have play around sv06 plus for months now, there will be a review video come out soon. As far as print quality goes, both printers are good. I personally do a lot of functional parts, mechanical design prototype with these two machine, no complaint yet. Now, the biggest down side of these two are noise and parts availability. MK4 is good printer, (a little better than sv06 in all aspects) but almost double/triple the cost. 😅You make the call.
@@SvgLau ok great to know i think ill check for nozzles for it if i can find them ill just go for it.
But now i know it prints alright and isnt just a chinese clone.
And i now have a youtube channel with multiple tutorials on the sv06plus haha
@@bertkooijmans4769 But, something just keep in mind, the budget printers will always have cost cutting at some point. could be QC, customer support, cheap part, or something else. Good luck with your new printer, lol
Mine is making a grinding sound every time it gets to the back of the Build plate. And the prints are off center. Also I'm only 6 months into printing so I really am learning as I go
Did you try adjust the sensorless homing?
@@SvgLau yes .
@@zill54 was your heated bed power cable getting wedged between bed and base? Check 7:35
Nice video mate, great job!
I have a question and I would love if you can help me with it.
Basically I am using PETG and PLA filament and I am also using the slicer that was integrated in the SD card that came with the printer(I had issues using Cura directly, print came with too many defects). However now I am facing some issues. The first one is that there are small defects on some of my prints, which are not the end of the world but it it's still visible. The second one is that a lot of times the extruder randomly stops extruding midprint. After that I have to change the filament to make it push material again. It happened like 3 times at around 90-98% of the prints already, and it's rly strange issue.. Any help is highly welcome, thank you!
I will suggest to try prusaslicer first, I have the profile on the description. The none extrusion issue seems strange to me but I have seen some people have this problem while printing slik pla filament. But not with the regular pla or petg. Also, something you could check is the extruder gear set. If you are not afraid of open it up, check the screws on the gears set and see if they are tight correctly. (Seen some people reported lose one from factory). But I will first try with prusa slicer and see if it works. Then the gears set on extruder is the next troubleshooting part.
Let me know if you have more questions. The instructions of how to import slicer setting is on the prusaslicer configuration link too
@@SvgLau Thank you for the quick answer!
I have downloaded your PLA and PETG profiles and I have just started a print, let's see how it goes!
I will let you know when I have more info, thank you for the help!
You probably stripped the filament. Your retraction settings might have been too high. I would recommend changing retraction settings and trying to loosen your extruder spring.
@@ZooMweBGHow'd it go
nice video. I am a newbie and somehow I printed with no problems for a month, and suddenly my first layer doesn't always stick and curl up at corners. Nothing is changed pla the same, temp the same. I cleaned the head (was clean), reduced the speed, still the same. Any idea?
Thanks.
try to replace with a new nozzle. Sometimes a wear out nozzle could have this effect. Remember redo the bed level (entire process) after nozzle change. Also use isopropyl alcohol to clean the PEI build plate.
@savagelau bro I can't get this x axis lined up, your vids about Sv06 are awsome I have this printer for 3 days now and no finish print :s
Did you figure it out now?
@@SvgLau hey yeah i did figure it out for the most part, i took alot of your tips and used them, it helped alot,
thank you, im enjoying the profile
@@willlopez4129 glad that help!
继续加油哦
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What are your printer settings in the slicer for your printer?
www.printables.com/model/360315-printer-config
On my SV06, the sensor was too high compared to the nozzle. So the printer kept running into the bed. Only when I lowered the sensor could the bed be leveled.
Successful bed leveling is a prerequisite for successful printing.
The sensor can only sense magnetic surfaces.
This always ignores a glass plate. He drives into glass without seeing it.
MAN YOUR COMMENT JUST SAVED MY DAY I LOVE YOU!!!!
i just bought my very first 3D printer, a sv06, and the auto Z didnt work, because the nozzle would just slam into the bed, then the printer would have fail. I jsut lowered the sensor, and now everything works!!!! Thanks!
Hello! I have done multiple prints on the sv06 so far and I feel like the extruder is digging into the print and it doesn't feel smooth on the top, it has a more rough texture to it. Do you know how to fix this?
Decrease the z offset value. I should say bring the nozzle away from the printer bed a bit more, 0.010 by a time and try it. The most comon causes for rough top finish is too low z offset. Also you can increase the top layer on slicer setting. Normally I do 5 solid layers on slicer if I want it to look better. Let me know if it works.
@@SvgLau I was just doing auto z-align and then auto home, the distance increased so much and the z offset is like -6. I reran z-align and then auto home multiple times and still the same result.
@@SvgLau Okay nvm I fixed that problem but one side still seems to have scratches and have a rough top while other side looks perfect for first layer. I ran bed level multiple times. Do you know I how I can fix this?
@@raghavpottabathini9099 did you use some tools to make sure the the z align?
@@SvgLau No, I ran bed leveling and redid the process from the start and by the time I got to auto home and z offset the distance decreased back to -1.8. Still one side seems to be better than the other, one side has the scratches and other side seems perfect(first layer).
Please I need help, every time the print just slides off or gets moved. It took me 8 hours of trying to print benchy until it actually got at least half.
Redo your bed leveling. Your z off set value is not right. I have one video instruction for that.
Thanks your a life saver, you earned a sub
How slow is this, in reality, compared to the SV07?
sv07 should be faster right out of box.
my paper test was 2.180 is that bad?
and when i saved it made more of a brrr
just did the bed leveling and it was near off the bed on the left side but short on the right side
@@eaglee247 same on both of mine. -2.18 is all good value. Now you need to think about adding manul bed mesh or do something else to make it more flat. Or, if you are lazy like me, as long as it print for now in the center we just print for now.
it's time to replace the batteries in your calipers
Lol 😆 yes
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I really liked this video, but the music in the background makes parts of it hard to understand. I wish content creators would STOP adding music to their videos. It is not needed and is more of an annoyance.
Edit: Since I've just recently bought this same machine, and since your video has many good pointers to using it, I've decided to (for the first time) test out some audio stripping software. I plan to strip out the music so I can watch this video the way it should have been made. With nothing but the sound of your voice.
Thank you for your input! I have been think if I should remove background music on my video. It was intent to smooth out the flow of the video. But I guess it did not work out so well.
Would've watched but not a fan of the music
The SV06 is too noisy for my liking and I returned mine without opening it. All the TH-cam videos demonstrate the annoying noisy bearings.
I’ll stick with my Creality E3 S1 Pros and Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro printers until I move up to Bambu Labs printers. Your videos and others show how noisy this sucker is. Imagine a room full of them running. I have 12 printers with bed roller bearings and the print room is fairly quiet with them all running.
Not all of us sleep in a print room lol
I actually have the printer and it's not that noisy and I am sleeping in the same room. There was some issue related to the printer sound, you can search for fix, however it's not the issue with the printer itself
My second unit sv06 is a lot more quiet out of box.
If you think the SV06 is loud the Bambu printers are like living next to a train station in comparison. Also, how did you know your particular unit was too noisy without even using it? Genuinely curious.
Budget printers (sub 300) typically have some quality control issues which is part of the reason the price is lower. One thing that is often bad is the bearings. I saw another video where the black plastic cover holding the bearings in had actually opened and half the bearings were missing and had fallen out. There are several options for replacing the bearings that start as low as 10 dollars for 10 bearings. A lot of times adding lube will fix or reduce the noise.
Obviously not all printers in this category have issues but they are certainly more likely than 500+ models and the bearings produce the most noise, especially if they are bad. Second is the fans but not much you can do outside upgrading those also which is why I chose the SV06 over the Endor 3, it's completely open source. Not that the Endor 3 can't be upgraded though but I always like open source products because of community support and mods.
thank you so much i wish you can make a video about cura i used cura 4.9 and i updated to cura 5.3 well now my printers dont work if i go back to 4.9 it woks can you help
i rarely use cura, I am more prusaslicer person, if you like to use my configuration it is attached on the description.