Rocketman wrote:

Rocketman wrote:

I'll look for that next time I'm working on it and let you know.

Oh you just meant the normal center button. That was the first thing I did. The object is so large it doesn't even touchdown on print bed when I hit the drop button. Even disppears partly at different angles. Not sure if there is a way to approximate the number of cuts needed. I'll just do several and hope each fit on bed.

You know your beds dimensions, and you should know the objects finished dimensions. So simple math should tell you how to cut it up.

Well I don't use the entire print area because clips are on the corners to hold the glass and also I would need to go smaller yet to reduce curling.

Rocketman wrote:

carl_m1968 wrote:

Uhm it should do what you are asking. It centers the model on the stage and sets on the stage level.

I'll look for that next time I'm working on it and let you know.

Oh you just meant the normal center button. That was the first thing I did. The object is so large it doesn't even touchdown on print bed when I hit the drop button. Even disppears partly at different angles. Not sure if there is a way to approximate the number of cuts needed. I'll just do several and hope each fit on bed.

You know your beds dimensions, and you should know the objects finished dimensions. So simple math should tell you how to cut it up.

carl_m1968 wrote:

Rocketman wrote:

What does it do?

Uhm it should do what you are asking. It centers the model on the stage and sets on the stage level.

I'll look for that next time I'm working on it and let you know.

Oh you just meant the normal center button. That was the first thing I did. The object is so large it doesn't even touchdown on print bed when I hit the drop button. Even disppears partly at different angles. Not sure if there is a way to approximate the number of cuts needed. I'll just do several and hope each fit on bed.

Rocketman wrote:

carl_m1968 wrote:

Click the button that looks like a crosshair.

What does it do?

Uhm it should do what you are asking. It centers the model on the stage and sets on the stage level.

I'll look for that next time I'm working on it and let you know.

carl_m1968 wrote:

Click the button that looks like a crosshair.

What does it do?

Uhm it should do what you are asking. It centers the model on the stage and sets on the stage level.

Click the button that looks like a crosshair.

What does it do?