3D Printer Bed Leveling - Ender 3 Pro
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- Improve the quality of your prints with this easy to follow bed leveling method. Use provided GCODE and STL files to level bed with ease and precision.
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This fixed my awful first layers. THANK YOU!
What kinda stuff do you print?
Thanks, I enjoy your approach to instruction. Very informal yet detailed. Looking forward to additional assistance from your site.
As some one new to 3d printing i struggled with bed leveling so much but this helped so much I cant thank you enough,Subbed!
Great video. Yours is the first I've seen recommending leveling with 9 spots, instead of just the normal 5 spots (4 corners and center) the two concentric overlapping squares really help to get the bed completely level. I didnt download your file, I just moved my print nozzle to those spots, in the order you showed in the video. Bed came out leveled , with a magnetic removable bed line. And the other thing, saying that you want "a lot of friction" between the paper and print head, not a little, also helped my problem of the first layer not wanting to adhere evenly to the bed.. so thanks again!
Thank you for the examples. Very helpful.
This video is soooo helpful and informative. Thank you so much for showing the different effects of the unleveled bed
If only it were as easy as all these videos say it is. I’ve been trying to level mine for a week now. One corner is always too close to the bed and all the other corners are way too far away.
i had been trying for over a month until a couple of minuts ago i finally did it after soo many failed tutorials,the step diagram helps at 1:10
@@manosm.4718you a life saver lol i did not wanna watch the whole thing and that worked great
I’m having the same issue… for months
@@ValVannisame
Same with me. I have to tighten on handwheel all the way, with another one so loose the handwheel is actually about to fall off.
However, this is all irrelevant if you can't get your Z Offset set correctly. It would help if the video showed how this worked in conjunction with manual bed levelling and auto bed levelling. The latter determines a mesh so that it can compensate the Z position appropriately according to it's XY position.
So, where exactly does the nozzle have to be for the Z Offset to be valid ?
I'm currently taking a class to learn how to use a 3d printer, this video helped out a lot, thanks.
To level the bed, I believe Creality tells us to home the hot end, then disable the stepper motors to move from corner to corner and raise or lower these as needed. Problem is, when I follow this procedure I can never get the bed level the first time. It was infuriating. Then, I read an article someone wrote on the net. He said to stop using disable stepper motors. So, to move from corner to corner, I had to use the Move command. Doing it this way, I was able to level my bed the first time around! My print is perfect.
I'll try this I have and ender 3 and the thin ass aluminum plate they use is garbage.
@@odeball22 IUI
I don't see why people say to disable the steppers. Surely, this would just make the Z axis loose and prone to moving up/down when you manually move the X axis ?
@@quantisedspace7047 because moving it without disabled motors generates electricity that goes back to your electronic module and could damage it
Helped really well, thanks!!
Great video, Creality should hire you to rewrite thier manuals, Your video actually explained to me the issues I was running into with my new ender 3 max
Brilliant! Thank you for the easy explaination!
Just what we needed and done well.
I appreciate it. Just got my first printer and have a lot to learn.
Thank you for this tutorial! However, my letters are not very clear, I can barely read it. Do you have any tips to improve the precision of my ender 3 pro prints? Any help is really appreciated! I am using general PLA, 0.4mm nozzle.
Crack! Muchas gracias! ni mas, ni menos, justo y preciso.
Thanks so much for this, I've been trying to level my bed for about a week before I found this video, I now how a perfect first layer. Thank you so much
Thank you very much for this, helped me perfectly.
Thank you, this almost perfectly leveled my bed.
Thank you so much for this video! I learned a lot and found it very informative and easy to understand. Keep up the great work!
Where do we find the gcode file at 0:56
yooo thank you so much!
Thank You very much. your instructional video is excelent
Whenever I try executing the g-code, my ender 3 pro does not stop at each point. I have to manually pause the "print" at each point. After that, it doesn't resume once i hit resume. Anybody else have this issue?
Thanks bro i used the two files and got my ender 3 pro leveled to print good now.
This is helping me set up an Ender 3 Pro for the first time.
Great Video and you helped a ton to get mine level
Your cat is adorable
This really helped
Thanks for this
Your a life saver bro
thanks for the help
Thank you it helped me.. :)
thank you for this
thank you so much!!
Thanks great video
when running the gcode it never stops at any of the positions. it runs through all nine but never stops to be able to use paper. anyone else having this issue?
hi there, may i ask your gcode for the Bed Level - Ender3? the one that you can automatically use the screen to move the nozzle?
Thank you help me set up one of my Ender 3 machines. I have a few Ender 3 Pro's and tried to use the bed level file but it just went through the motions without stopping at each point. Do you have one that will work on Ender 3 Pro's with Marlin?
God leveling the build plate is like using an etcha sketch for the first time.
Trying to remember what way goes up and down.
Could you please update the Bed Leveling GCODE - Ender 3 (2020) for Ender 3 Pro ?? It's not working as expected , I can't pause or stop so I can not test with paper .
How.do you print a big part but in sections that need to be glued together?
great vid. thx for sharing... But shouldn't we configure the Z offset as well? you didn't talk about that
I would like there to be a center knob too as sometimes my corners are good but the center seems to be tighter to the hotend. 😔
Liked and subbed.
ever since my moms coworkers friend that works at our local university came to bed level my bed beacause i just could not after many tutorials i finnaly did it and the bed leveling test went better than yours,thanks a lot bro
I liked the video just cuz of the cat toy hahaha. Nice tutorial btw. Thank you!
Leveled the bed, preheated it and selected the file for my first Benchy test print. Watched in disbelief as the nozzle chiseled a perfect Benchy shape into the glass. For unknown reason(s) the z axis would not move up and didn't realize what was happening until it was too late. Thought I followed all the instructions. Changed the nozzle, but definitely need a new piece of glass. Will try to level the bed again using your files to level and calibrate. Any ideas why my nozzle dug into the glass? Cheers
Thanks
thanks
What can I do when the skirt will stick to the print bed, but when it comes time to printing the squares, the filament WILL NOT STICK to the bed and just for a mess of jumbled pubes near the hot end! I've tried cleaning the bed really thoroughly with alcohol and leveling like the previous steps. Any reccommendations? Maybe try extruding more filament at a time? what setting would I change for that?
I enjoyed the video and the cat made it better.
having took a break for a while and watching a similar video on leveling is probably what took my bed so far out of whack... x plain if you adjust positively on one point you have to adjust negative on the direct diagonally opposite point as these create your X leveling 5 points 4 tips one mid
I can only get the stl file for squares never got the GCODE for the paper setup
thankyou soo much for this video could you please share stl for this calibration print
Is there a new direction bed level test
I think the GCode you provided is not working properly, im not seeing a continue option and it just goes around the print bed not stopping for me to level it out with the paper.
I think they paused it every time the printer was at a corner
It should work, however it might depend on firmware / printer you are using
does the Gcode work for the ender3 pro or just for the ender 3?
On my new Ender 3 Max there is the issue that even if I get bed leveling to come out with the paper test, the nozzle is still too high for good adhesion. I think something is going on with the z-axis shut off switch that's keeping it from going too low. In the latest Creality software for the Max, you can't set a negative z-axis offset to compensate. So I'm going to just get the CR Touch device, disengage the offset switch (as CR Touch tells you to) and let technology fix this for me.
How do you fix the middle?
Liked and subscribed only because of the kitty. Lol
Kidding. Great job, Bro!
how do i level the middle of the bed?
The link to the g-code file is missing.
quick question, for the G-Code bed leveling it states its only for the Ender 3. what is the main difference between the 3 and 3Pro that it will not work for the Pro.
So the file does not stop at each corner so you can test the paper? Instead it put little indents in my mat on the bed.....
Awesome video the gcode is not showing for leveling on your site
What about shims? To zero it tighter?
may i ask where can i get the gcode for bed leveling? i have some bed leveling problems on my ender3s1
on my website 3dprinteracademy.com
When I try to level the bed or even when I click auto home the nosel is still around 5cm above the bed, what should I do?
For example left bottom corner prints half of the square but then starts skipping the rest. In this situation bed is high or low?. Thanks
Do i need to do this before every print?
I downloaded and tried the gcode that you use after rough leveling. My printer does not stop between the corners so I can not calibrate. It just walks through the steps and then stops. Does anyone know why is that?
Yes, it's because certain variants of Marlin firmware have disabled the G Code command corresponding to the 'pause' function.
@@quantisedspace7047 thanks! This would mean that I’d need to edit the g code myself to make it work somehow? Or it will not work on my machine at all?
Does this work if I have a CR touch installed?
Quick question: When the bed is hot, where is the heat being generated from, i want to know before i accidentally burn myself trying to turn the gears.
It's impossible to level the beds I have 2 printers v3 and v3 2 the v3 2 seems to have parts mixed and matched I have to adjust my bed for each print everything
Nice video but.... you have to realize that Z axis end switch doesn't stop on the same point.
I have small 3cm wheel mounted on Z Axis thread rod to see the moment where auto home stops. I've found that it stops on 2 exact positions. where one position is occuring is more often.
The recipe for that is make a reference where the wheel is stopping more often (lower position is better) and do several auto home attempts to reveal if this point is still the same or not. Then notice the points. Do bed leeling on this noticed more occuring point.
When print is started just watch the knob wheel in phase before extruder heat-up will do auto home. You have still time to cancel print in case that Z-axis rod will stop on bad point.
In mine case the diference betweeen points is 0,6mm / 6 0,1mm steps.
Let me know if your Z-axis switch is stopping threaded rod in the same position or not.
does the g code (levelling) not calibration for the ender 3 v2
my back two corners are way to high and I cannot lower them any more....how do I fix that?
No matter how much I turn the wheels I cant get the nozzle to hit the bed level? Any suggestions?
Where are the links
can you please make a video about active bedleveling or just bring the paper method back on youre website
Where is the bed leveling code?
How to level the center of the bed?
How do i download the gcod
Whats the gcode files u talk about?
Where do I find the g code
What I do is just disable steppers and manually do everything and looking at the gap between the bed and nozzle to make adjustments, works pretty good and uses no filament, no paper, and only takes a minute
How do you stop the nozzle moving up and down, with the steppers disabled ?
how do i make my own file where the nozzle of my 3d printer just hovers over the bed??? everyone has a ender 3 but not the ender 3 max.
When u. Said press continue to move the bed to a different corner how did u do that exactly??? What software or file. Can I download this and try it for myself
If you have an Ender 3 you just have to press in the knob
I can't find the first gcode
Comments are good for the youtube algorithm :)
Why am I watching this I don't even own a 3d printer lol
Hey it not expensive trust me just get a ender3
Me too twin
Same
@@Abyssthekid some people don't have hundreds of dollars laying around lmao
ender 3 is only 100$
also use 250 for nozzle temp ( it reduces stringing )
It would make this process so much easier but I don’t know what to look up to get it
Leveling up the Anet A8 is a fricking nightmare lmao
i cant find gecode link
wouldn’t you just be able to get a leveler and turn the nobs until it’s level?
Some links no longer work..
HELP!!!!
I’ve been trying to get it level for ages. I can’t even get it close to the bed. I turn the knobs till they come off, nothing. Ugh. It’s the most frustrating thing!!
my filament just curls up and doesnt stick to the bed.