Ender 3 V2 Easy Bed Leveling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to easily level the print bed on the Ender-3 V2 printer (or any other Creality 3D printer with manual bed leveling.)
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Dude, I bought an Ender 3 V2 and leveling the bed has been an absolute torture! Since this is my first 3d printer, I searched tons of tutorials, but this video really solved all my problems! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This video has helped me also, really the only one and I have watched many.
Ive been in the same boat as yall, i gave up after putting the upgrades on my printer. Once i buy new filament im going to try this shit again bc this video is so much simpler then the others.
@@jamal2fire154 the spirals helped the most. Makes it a bit easier to level the bed. It is the worst part. Good luck
Yes it’s taken me hours to try and level my bed this is the best video I have come across I am going to purchase some springs and go though and level agin as I need to adjust every few prints it’s the biggest pain.
"If it takes you half an hour, take a half an hour"
me: *takes three days to level printer bed*
Still better than getting fed up, wasting hundreds of dollars in filament/failed prints, getting pissed, and either throwing it in the basement/garage or selling it. Next time you'll do it faster.
@@johnpsaras2488 for sure! I finally got it working, and am extremely thankful for this video to help me get there.
It is hard to get the first time but once you do it a couple time it’s gets a lot easier.
@@dejnorfthegreat1227 im on day 5 and almost a full spool of pla just trying to level. i have seen every existing leveling video, every reddit post and now starting to believe this is someho defective. my frustration is immeasurable and my week is ruined.
@@itsHec dosnt need to be perfect to print just set a low speed and hot nozzle+bed for first few layers and ur fine. I dont think the problem is the bed here if it takes u a week to fix sorry.
I'm going to re-level my bed tonight using this, thanks again! Appreciate all the time you take to make these videos.
Excellent tutorial - after following this guide I was able to successfully achieve my first print on my new Ender 3 V2. Not only was I finally able to get the bed leveled, the first print "3Dbenchy" was the finest example of that particular model I have printed on any of my other printers.
Amazing work, i bought my Creality ender 3 v2 yesterday and after assembly the prints had a bad adhesion to the bed, after watching this i make perfect prints. Thank you so much!!!
Great video. Got my printer a few weeks ago and have been leveling between EVERY print. Followed the video. New springs are worth it. It took 4 rounds of the test print to get the bed dialed in. BAM! no more leveling between prints. THANK YOU!
Watched your guides when I first for my ender3 v2 4 months ago. did it. perfect prints ever since. Got the new springs for christmas. haven't been able to get it dialed in since. Then I remembered this video. Rewatched it. redownloaded the model, and started adjustments. Perfect settings after about 20 minutes. Thanks for this, and the Cura Profiles! now I'm back off to print minis' (I have a Lord of the Print Dragon in my sights, but want to do some smaller stuff first to be sure I've got the settings dialed in after the rebuild)
Thank you for your great tutorial. I took a different approach to the leveling part because I run out of luck twice with the glass bed and I prefer to print onto a spring steel bed with PEI coating. I have enabled in marlin firmware the manual mesh leveling and made a matrix 5x5. Then through the printer, after leveling the corners, I'm running through all the mesh points, calibrating the printer. At the end I save it in the EEPROM and add at my slicing software the M420 e1 command after the G28 command
Just want to say thanks! Got my Ender 3 V2 set up using your videos and got the bed leveled! I appreciate you making this content 👍 you’ve got my line and sub 🙂
Pro tip! The wrench included is actually 1.9mm so you can also use that to get your hot end about 2.0mm away from the bed as he states in the video!! Thanks for this video BTW!! It’s awesome
I’ll have to try this, thank you for the tip!!!
Will it damage the hot end? I feel like imma break it🤣.
That's a fantastic tip! I was struggling to get my z-axis stop switch at just the right height and I don't have a set of feeler gauges. I used your tip (and the others in the video), now I'm finally starting my 3D printing journey!
Also recommend to visit local hardware store or amazon and get "nice" caliper around 20-30e. I used this for verifying paper or spacers that I used leveling. It's pretty help full also when checking if mechanic prints are ok.
I am just about to level my new V2 for the first time. The notifications came across and the timing couldn’t be better. I followed Tom’s assembly video and it helped so much- thanks Tom!
Glad it helped! :)
I got the springs for my ender 3 V2. I saw them in your last video. Wow what a difference. The new springs are way better quality.
After being frustrated for two weeks this let me dial in my leveling in an afternoon. Thanks.
Excellent tutorial. I adjusted the z-offset dynamically while it printed each square, setting z-offset to +0.1, 0, and -0.1. This gave me three profiles for each square for each corner to evaluate. For my printer with my leveling touch, -0.1 gave perfect results.
Thank you so much for making this video!! I've set up my Ender 3 v2 using your other video and this one has helped me immensely. Just made my first ever 3D print thanks to you sir! Much appreciated.
thank you king, i'm very intimidated by leveling (and by my 3d printer in general) but your videos are such a help!
Thanks for this video! I got the bed leveled in 2 tries. The left front side just needed a little bit up movement and it was perfect.
Just wanted to say thank you for this video. Helped me set up my Ender 3 v2 with ease. Test print came out nicely first time round.
That was useful. Thanks. I took it a step further and am adjusting the opposite corners in pairs instead of going around the bed in a circular pattern. It seems to work faster for me with less frustration.
Thank you for the great video very easy to follow. Ordering the springs as we speak! Got my ender V2 running a few days ago. Glad I found your channel man keep up the good work
Just re-leveled my bed using this. I got a great result! now to Re-slice a bunch of things, since it seems I'm having problems with that. Fortunately, the bed is no longer one. Thank you!
I always say righty risey and lefty lowers on those adjustments knobs lol
Great tip
Never worked for me because I can’t work out from which direction I’m looking at screw adjustment. And which bit goes to the right? Top or bottom of the screw head? 🤨😢
The most underrated comment
I needed this
@@Ebonyqwe from the top. Turn right the bed rises turn left the bed lowers
Will be getting some better springs soon. Thank you for uploading this. I had to fix my z axis first with a different video it was way bad. Then I followed your video and I'm printing a benchie right now. It looks great so far and I couldn't be happier 😊.
Thanks so much for this tutorial and the assembly video! I followed them both and am printing quite quickly!
Thank you! That print file was so helpful. They was the most tedious thing ever.
Thanks for this too! 👏
I did about 10 test prints to get everything as perfect as I could. The center square was nearly glassy smooth.
I learned this through trial and error. Those yellow spring are the best cheap upgrade you can buy. I had a bl touch on my V2 which I removed because I don't need it anymore. I only need to re-level if I've changed the nozzle or did other work on the printer.
I had been struggling for the last hour or so trying to level my ender 3, this did just the trick. THANK YOU!!
This ist one great and very helpful tutorial! The hint with the springs ist the key to easy and precise leveling of the bed. Thanks a Lot!
Just wanted to say that this video set me on the right path and I got my bed leveled fairly decently after watching this.
I had a feeling those springs were no good. This video just confirms it. Thank you so much. Hopefully I can get my 1st successful print after this.
@bitflip Honestly I got em and never installed because I've been getting good print now. The belt on the Y axis wasn't tight enough for me and its like a whole new machine now. Also make sure your using the right temp. I had mine too low. I do plan on installing the springs soon because I have to relevel after like 3 big prints and that can be annoying
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I got an Ender 3 pro a few days ago and I've been struggling a bit with the calibration.
This is a great reference for bed leveling. I wish it had been a year earlier
Thank-you for this, I've watched the video several times while bed levelling.
what a great timing. Just got my ender 3v2!!! assembling this weekend
Take a look at his Ender 3 assembly video too, this guy does some outstanding reference videos.
The better springs are a great idea if anyone isn't convinced. They come in kits of other upgrade parts a lot of the time too.
Also I had an issue where my nozzle would scrape when moving between corners even when all corners were perfectly leveled. I found that my z axis limit switch was too low and I had to have my tensioners cranked down so hard it was warping the print bed. At the same time that I put the new springs on I raised that switch and it no longer happens.
Excellent video just wish I'd seen it sooner.
Hey! Thank you for the tips! They were very helpful (especially the Z axis switch and the use of the wrenches as a guide), i got near perfect leveling!
This photo helped make everything clear!!!!! 🙌🏾🤦🏾♂️. I was too high off the bed. I didn’t know it needed to be close enough to smush it down.
Thanks very much for this. I am completely new to all this and after watching your video on the Ender3 V2 as well I am now printing my first cookie cutter.
Thanks for the new video. Normally I use a BLTouch and probe the bed in 100 points to get a mesh, but the BLTouch is down and I needed to remember how to use the paper method. I went looking for your old video and found this one. Nice job, and thanks again. My test print is your Minotaur Warrior :)
Great video, thanks for the good info. Just got one of these and your videos have helped tremendously with setup and calibration. Keep up the good work.
Just one more tip. Be careful not to lean on the x-axis when adjusting the rear screws.
this needs to go up
Disabling the steppers for adjusting the bed is the worst entry in the RTFM from creality! Now I leave the steppers on and move the bed with x/y control for adjusting.
@@matneu27 I also like chep's script that goes through the corners
I used to think this was important too, but if you're getting this issue I guarantee what's more likely is your x gantry is loose and needs adjusting. My x gantry has no play it now. Also the y gantry needed tightening for me to stop bed wobbling when I cleaned it
Dude, this was a great video. Thanks for the help! This made my experience 10000000% better. Thank you for the best advise! This video was way better than any video I have watched so far. Keep it up. Subscribed !
This is so clear and extremely helpful! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your VERY helpful videos! I got my 3V2 working tonight. Very straightforward with your instructions. Best wishes! Gord
Many thanks for you videos! WIth this was setting up my new v2 piece of cake and first print seems good so far!
Thank you for your support!
Thanks for all your videos new to 3d printing and have been trying very hard to even get close to how amazing your minatures look. Using cr10 v3 and not having the luck you do. Ill keep watching and hope I get there one day.
I just got an Ender 3 V2 and I'm a beginner. This helped so much, thank you!
Excellent tutorial! It all starts with the foundation.
This is a good step by step. I walked through it and had to file plastic on my limit switch to get in the correct position now that I’m using the new yellow springs. They don’t compress the same as stock. Also I find my right two springs when even make the bed to sit higher than the left. Think my entire bed is off. Ended up setting switch when nozzle is on left front corner and leveled from there.
Because of the fulcrum/pivoting you describe at 5:33, to avoid adding confusing slack on one of the points, one should adjust two supports at once--either opposite corners in opposite directions to change the slant of the bed as needed, or adjacent corners in the same directions to raise or lower the edge between the points.
This is the best Ender leveling video I've seen, thanks!
Your video seems to have done the trick. I am half way through a benchy and so far so good. This video really made a difference. I did add silicone spaces instead of yellow springs.
Another great video. Your channel has helped me so much with my Ender 3 v2!
Thanks for watching :)
Love the video thank. Glad I found it your bed leveling print is the first print im ever doing
Thanks for the link to the springs. I've been struggling with my bed moving after I adjust it. Just ordered some new springs which I hope will fix that.
Thank you for this video. Took me a couple of tries but finally got all of the squares to print fine. The hardest part was using the paper test as I wasn't sure how snug the paper had to be with the nozzle. Using a series of trial and error, I was paying attention to one corner and had to get the 'snug' to be precisely the same on all four corners and that's how I got it to level. I enjoyed this video and the test file seems to be doing the trick when leveling the bed.
Also to note that paying attention to the skirt on the outside and how thin/thick the line is. If the skirt produces a reasonable thin line, then that's a good indicator of whether the bed is level as well.
I tried all day to get the bed level on my son's new ender 3 V2. it wore me out. Your video saved the day. Thank you very kindly. SUBCRIBED
Excellent video. Cleared a lot of stuff up for me. Much appreciated.
Thanks for sharing the g code to test print the first layer. I figured out the problem was that I was too afraid to move the nozzle down close enough to the bed. I would have been there forever if not for being able to recognize why it failed as you clearly explained in the video.
Thanks for the great video. Helped a lot leveling the bed!!
Honestly, hands down the best bed levelling video out there for this type of printer.
another thing that helps is having the Jyers firmware for the v2. you can heat the bed separate to the hotend so you can be more accurate. it also includes helpful manual leveling tools
Spent most of the week trying to get my 3d printer to print out mini's and couldn't figure it out, my filament would NOT adhere to the plate like it should. Followed this video and replaced the springs as was suggested at the beginning and after several paper tests and making sure my bed was clean, my prints came out beautifully! Highly suggest swapping out the springs and take the time to do the paper test several times until the squares come out as they should from the bed leveling print, it's WELL worth it. Thank you!
Is there a benefit between the 20mm vs 25mm orange springs?
great video super helpful. I think you could see increases in views if you shoot more videos like this. you have the knack for tutorial videos this is far better than anything else I found.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. My bed is perfectly levelled thanks to this video.
I just got my first 3D printer (Ender 3 V2) today, and your videos helped me set it up as well as level it. Thanks for all you do. Tomorrow I start with Dragonlock :)
Great (and thanks!)
Im getting mine in two days, this vid is going to save me a lot of time. Thank you.
I should get mine in a month or two maybe three or four as they are on a slow boat from China
This really works! Thank you so much!! The G Code is great for testing and the springs from Amazon work really well. 😊
is it the first code in the dropbox? for some reason when I printed it, nothing happened, would just stay at 0%
Thank you! I'm sleeping much better now
Thank you for actually describing how to set the Z-stop! I've been pulling my hair out trying to level the bed, get it perfect, and then the head crashed into the plate, or the print just wouldn't stick, and no one ever showed or described how to set that piece, just saying that you should put it on correctly! You're awesome, solved all my problems!
I am having the same issues. Yesterday printer test files no problems done about 6 then downloaded some items from Thingiverse and filiment getting dragged everywhere. Tried and tried levelling but gonna give this ago in the morning finger crossed it works
Another great instructional video, thank you so much!🙏
Thanks for this, Finally seem to have got it level .
Thank you so much for this! It helped me massively
Thank you for the video and the Gcode Test Print.
Awesome job with this one man! Thanks!
its things like this that make me smile. Just purchased those springs but they costed around 9 bucks total after sales tax. I will install them as soon as I get them. I also purchased a all aluminum extruder for my Ender 3 V2.
Thank you, l just got my printer and your video help me a lot to level the machine
dude thank you so much for this and the profile im extremely grateful, thank you thank you thank you
I kinda feel stupid for not realising I could move the z end switch.
This has really helped, levelling it now and ordered the spring to do it again next week XD
What do you mean?
Thank you so much for this. I got an sc-10 shark for an early Christmas gift and was having a hard time with leveling and having the nobs to close to the edge of the screw that halfway thru big prints they were falling off. No other videos showed me how to move the switch for the z axis down so give me more room.
An other Tip is to remove the Bed and then remove your prints from it, because as you try to unstuck them you can ruin your bed leveling.
Thank you. That's actually how I got it messed up
So I should take off the glass first and then remove the print?
I want to thank you very much for this video. It help me finally get my bed level. I have had serious problems getting prints to stick. I purchased Creality 3D Pro Glass off Amazon vendor had a certificate of authenticity but nothing would stick except if it had a raft. I found it very interesting instruction say to clean the glass with Isopropyl Alcohol but with special finish that ruin it I know because I was plastic fabricator & laminator in the Aerospace Industry and Creality states on their website to heat the plate to 70 degrees then use warm water to clean. Also the glass being sold on Amazon states it's 4mm but one on Creality is 3mm. I order one on 2/24/21 will take 7 days to get here. In meantime I went to Econo Glass got plate glass 9 1/4 by 9 1/4 1/8 thick whis is 3 mm and it only cost $7 using UHU stic and your instruction and bed leveling 190x190 gcode only the left corner need to be adjusted after 10 print got it perfect and now printing buck converter case with just a skirt. I am going to stick with glass plate
This helped me a ton! Great vid
finally got my bed set up nice thanx i had the z axis end stop up too j
high im hard of hearing and cant hear the click but took my time and could feel it, so nice job side note i just watched your vid on the thermister replacement and thought it should include the actual wiring of it and theres very little on utube about that, creality has one vid where they cut the old wires and splice a new thermistor on and another more indepth vid that exsplains the process pretty well even gives a good tip on pulling the wires through but still doesnt show the motherboard or how to hook up the wires
I know this video is a year old but… holy hell dude THANK YOU!!! This helped me so so much.
thank you so much, this helped me with my printer issue, thanks!
Great video am here due just getting an ender v2 i love it
Rubber vacuum line works as a great replacement for the springs. And are cheap as well.
This is a lifesaver. I love you man.
Wow, this is top notch, thank you very much.
I removed my z positions sensor, removed the tab from it, then lowered the bed as far down as I could go while still having clearance for the stepper motor and wires. I then lowered the nozzle down until it was touching the rear left corner (the corner that needs clearance), I then trammed the bed based on that corner, then repositioned the z position sensor.
I was really worried about bed leveling when first getting into 3D printing but it's actually not as hard as I had imagined it. I generally get eye level with the printer and as it's printing the test prints, i can adjust it lightly as it's printing to correct for spots where it was off. I have the ender 5 and most of the time I can trust it to just print new prints with no problems once it's leveled and the only time I really need to adjust it again is when I need to move it , even just to clean, if I move it i have to re-level but if I don't touch it it stays level for a really long time on its own. great video but it should be titled how to level your 3D printer bed because this really goes for most of them! The only thing I really hate about the ender5 is that the bar is right there where it starts printing so it's hard to see if the nozzle is close enough to the bed but other than that it's been a great printer as my first! I really like the way the new ones look.
Same, i got Ender 5 pro as my first printer and I only adjust bed when changing nozzle or filament just to make sure it's printing right. Glass bed also helps with that.
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I hope this helps. Getting that bed level with the springs included has been very difficult. I have gotten a couple of good prints but I am releveling each time and it doesn't hold it well at all. I figured from all my reading springs would be the first upgrade I just didn't realize it would be day 2 of owning the printer.
Just got my ender 3 v2 and the bed leveling is a nightmare. I will try your system and use new springs. Thanks for sharing. I subbed.😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Hope it helps!
Great video! Can you please create more tips and tricks videos for the Creality Ender 3 v2 printer? Are there upgrades that you consider important for this printer?
Finally someone who identifies the 2 problems I had.
1. Rubbish springs
2. Starting with bed low enough to allow enough adjustment on bed screws to get it level
I have watched about 10 Enders 3 bed levelling videos by some of the "best" people and they just skip these things
Well done👍
Thank you :)
An easier method to adjusting the Z Stop switch is after you've loosened as raised the switch lay an Alan key of the size you want flat across the base of the machine, then let the switch lower until it rests on it. Tighten the bolts, remove the Alan key, and voila. 1-2mm extra clearance.
As for the heated/not heated, I just set the bed to heat up but leave the hot end off.