D3D Automatic Bed Leveling

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Intro

  • D3D Marlin covers code up to calibration.
  • Code works for following the 3D printer - such as Yousef's twisted axis.
  • Initial code used - April 29 - see April 29 version of D3D Marlin.
  • Lulzbot Cura initialization file used - File:D3DLulzbotCura.ini
  • See instructable on auto bed level - [1] - it says to use G92 to implmement the z offset correction.
  • What is the difference between G92 Z1 and M851 Z1?
  • Marlin_main.cpp is main code

Action

  1. Diable EEPROM - it could be storing one value and never updating from print to print. [2]
  2. V Set the verbose level (0-4). Example: "G29 V3"
  3. Try Mattercontrol software [3]
  4. Check usign G1 Z0 command to see where the print will actually start printing - it should go to the first layer height set by the probe. - comment by Martin at [4]
  5. Contact Ryan Lutz at Matterhackers - see leveling troubleshooting - [5]
  6. Probe starting in the center. Find the center coordinate after zeroing. There may be weird things happening when probing is too close to edge (30mm or less) [6]
  7. As the last step in start gcode - move bed to required height, while leaving firmwar offset zero[7]:
G21; set mm units
G92 E0; reset extruder distance
G90; set absolute coordinates
G28; home all axes
G1 Z5; lower platform 5mm to clear bed in case of improper leveling
G1 X100 Y100 F3000; move extruder over bed center
M104 S195; set extruder temp to 195°C and start heating
M301 P39.04 I2.55 D149.66; Set PID for 195°C
M109 S195; wait for target extruder temp to be reached
G1 Z[first_layer_height]; Move Z to first layer height.
  1. This one also says you need to change the Z axis microsteps?? - [8]