I would like to state that you have to clean the nozzle before calibration of Z or your first layer might not be correct. He did a good job on this macro.
@@laszloszell8753 there is a switch in the rear behind the bed that touches the nozzle to calibrate the z height so you don't need to set it up yourself with paper. The probe is only for bed Leveling and meshing.
@AllYourTechYT why is so? What is the point? I mean, on my CoreXY, a micro switch is a Z limit. When the bed moving slowly up is touching the micro switch ,so the bed always stop at same and 0.00mm position. When I print at 0.1 or 0.2 layer height the klipper automatically lower the bed according to initial layer heights. I never had issue with bad layer height.
@@laszloszell8753 this is due to the flying gantry design I believe. The z can become unlevel and need to be calibrated. Also with heatsoak the z height changed as things expand.
Hi it' possible to upload your macro ?
available on github
github.com/cho45/voron2-config/blob/main/macros.cfg#L5
Any chance you can make a 300mm variant?
Do you even tap bro? (Nice macro!)
To much things happen what shuldnt and not in right time. Just home all axis,level the bed, puring the nozzle out clean it and boommm print.
I would like to state that you have to clean the nozzle before calibration of Z or your first layer might not be correct. He did a good job on this macro.
@@TheFilamentFrontierwhat to do with the nozzle if is clean or not? He using a probe,he not using the metal nozzle as a probe.
@@laszloszell8753 there is a switch in the rear behind the bed that touches the nozzle to calibrate the z height so you don't need to set it up yourself with paper. The probe is only for bed Leveling and meshing.
@AllYourTechYT why is so? What is the point? I mean, on my CoreXY, a micro switch is a Z limit. When the bed moving slowly up is touching the micro switch ,so the bed always stop at same and 0.00mm position. When I print at 0.1 or 0.2 layer height the klipper automatically lower the bed according to initial layer heights. I never had issue with bad layer height.
@@laszloszell8753 this is due to the flying gantry design I believe. The z can become unlevel and need to be calibrated. Also with heatsoak the z height changed as things expand.