Why don't you just move your model a little before you slice it?

That would work with a small model, but if he wants to do a print the size of his bed, it wont work.

now your doing the wrong thing with settings not what was posted. you didnt add the 9mm where I said for dump. seems you and cipher0 are the same person. just not following suggestions. only being negative and creating multi topics in multi threads on same issue due to being bull headed with negative response. thats why nobody replys anymore.

cipher0 has never posted any help ever including the posts you linked to..

stating RH ver 86b does or dont have SD4 setting presets is irrelevant to the issue. I only said my copy dont have it but both have SD3 printer shape presets to compare. maybe if you both would read all posts with a more open mind you may get a clue as to what if anything can be done for the issue. so like I said any further assistance has expired for both of you.

And you're the one calling others "bullheaded"?

And I understand english might not be your first  language, but please use commas. it's hard reading your posts.
http://viewrz.com/video/nocomma

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I would do what IronMan suggested.

It would also help to explain what changing printer type to "same_name_DUMP" does.
Visually in the editor just a bit of y axis grid is added outisde of the bounds, and it doesn't affect the printing with the default values in any way.

What happens if, after you home all axes, Jog the print bed down a few mm for clearance...then on the command line:
Enter "G90" (switches to absolute mode)
then:
Enter "G1 X0 Y0"

This will put the extruder to where it thinks is starting position.  Mark that point on the bed with a sharpie.

Then, you jog the carriage toward X Max in 10mm increments as far as you can. This will bring the extruder as far as it thinks it can go.  Mark the extruder position on the print bed again.  Then jog toward Y Max the same way; mark the position...you get the idea...essentially defining a rectangle of your printable area.  Once you can see that, you'll probably also see that where you print your circles (in your pics) lies pretty close to the center of that defined area.

If you tried changing your bed size X / Y size settings to 200 with no effect, the issue could be in your firmware settings where bed size is defined and (I'm only assuming) your RH settings cannot override them.  No doubt Solidoodle robbed the SD4 of some printable area due to the fan crashing into frame, etc.

Anyway, my thoughts are that if the SD defaults and firmware settings rob you of printable area to begin with in order to safeguard from crashes, then you may need to just live with it; otherwise, if you want to enable the full 200 x 200, then you will need to be wary of crashing into things when printing along the outer extremes.

seems you and cipher0 are the same person.

Add johnjack to the list. And elmoret.

I have a feeling the same topic was creating because you flooded the other one with your nonsense.

And now you're also throwing insults.
Please do everyone a favor and just leave this topic like you said you would.

Bullshit.

*I* didn't post those links. You don't even bother to read the usernames, how can you give decent advice?

*0.85b
It's relevant to your issue. Your issue is you make wrong claims, are told you are wrong, then deny you are wrong, and then finally go protective and blame the person who proved you wrong for being unthankful and your reason for not wanting to help anymore. And now it seems you've started throwing insults. Act more mature.

No, you said

And yes, I didn't test the 9mm suggestion you made. Wasn't hard to forget while trying to find a camera, doing prints, taking photos and screencaps and uploading all that. I don't think that gave you the right to call me bull headed.

What in RH? "X Max"?, "Print Area Width"?, "Dump area Left"? Tried all of them individually, doesnt fix the issue, which if you would look in the photos I had posted, is an offset not only on the x axis and more than just 9 mm. Also, any change would also be visible in the 3d preview as well.

cipher0 has never posted any help ever including the posts you linked to..

stating RH ver 86b does or dont have SD4 setting presets is irrelevant to the issue. I only said my copy dont have it but both have SD3 printer shape presets to compare. maybe if you both would read all posts with a more open mind you may get a clue as to what if anything can be done for the issue. so like I said any further assistance has expired for both of you.

Here are my results.

200x200 bed. Print wasnt centered:

195x185 bed. Still not centered:

so what help have you offered??

He corrected you and gave the right info.

How long you have been here has nothing to do with how experienced you are, your posts here are a good example.

I think it will be best if you stop helping without having the knowledge needed to help.
Let me explain you how most people give help in forums: they first check the topics with no replies. You, on the other hand, by posting trying to help but not helping, add post count to a thread without helping solve an issue.
And when shown how your info is incorrect you insist it is and get protective.
This isn't the first time I've noticed this.
http://www.soliforum.com/post/67925/#p67925
http://www.soliforum.com/post/69220/#p69220

Maybe it's time you stopped.

n2ri wrote:

as for RH versions any changes made to a program will be reflected somewhere in version number/revision info. so NO I am not incorrect much less again.

Actually you are wrong. Just download the installer from the Solidoodle site and have a look.
Giving wrong info is not helping.

so what help have you offered??

In the drop down box where it says L_CARTESIAN_PRINTER; did you try selecting the option for the one that has DUMP after it?

Yes. Looks same to me.

as for RH versions any changes made to a program will be reflected somewhere in version number/revision info. so NO I am not incorrect much less again.

Actually you are wrong. Just download the installer from the Solidoodle site and have a look.
Giving wrong info is not helping.

Printer Settings:

In the drop down box where it says L_CARTESIAN_PRINTER; did you try selecting the option for the one that has DUMP after it?

as for RH versions any changes made to a program will be reflected somewhere in version number/revision info. so NO I am not incorrect much less again. but if thats how you show apreciation to others that have been at this much longer that your self then I will stop  trying to 'help' you from now on. good luck

in your other topic on this you mentioned RH host ver 85b, that ver has only SD2 & SD3 presets so must be newer ver.

I don't know where you got this info, but you are again incorrect. Sorry. I got it from the Solidoodle website. It has a SD4 preset. You can check it out. Maybe the SD team updated it with SD4 presets, but since they are not the one developing Repetier Host they are not the ones versioning it. Or maybe they are the ones versioning their own flavor of Repetier Host, but either way the 85b version of Repetier Host I got from SD website has a SD4 preset.

Yes. This is what happens, and i tried this again today, if I set the print size to 200x200x200 and bed size in slic3r to 200x200mm: the extruder, when moved to 200 in Y, hits the front pulleys. As if the steps per mm value is incorrect (it is 88.00 by default).

The glass bed is all I've added.

Which I have.