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SoliForum - 3D Printing Community → Solidoodle Press → First Layer height
How on earth with 'soliprint' do you change the first layer height? It goes through the Z alignment, but then when it prints, its set so thin that all it does is back up the extruder.
I want to like this printer.. I love my SD2, SD3, and SD4. (I event like my RapMan3D on occasion)
Anyone?
Thanks.
I like Repetier, but Im trying to give this Soliprint a fair shot.
Have you run the Z-Offset Calibration Utility?
I agree with cptskippy, getting the z calibration right is very important for the z probing at the beginning of the print to work properly. Tweak the initial bed height position.
As for first layer height, that is in the slicer settings.
Options>Slic3r Options
Go to the Press getting started page on the Solidoodle site for info.
is the z calibration a firmware setting or is it stored in soliprint? That is, if I do the z-calibration in soliprint, will it have any impact on a print using Repetier-Host?
I'm pretty sure it saves it to firmware... If you keep the "printer settings" open while running the calibration, you can see the Gcode to verify.
Yes. The Z offset is stored in firmware. Changing the offset settings in soliprint will impact your runs in Repetier-Host.
The Z bed leveling must be done at the beginning of each print. Use gcode g29 in your repetier host start script after g28.
Exact instructions: http://www.soliforum.com/post/80457/#p80457
Yes. The Z offset is stored in firmware. Changing the offset settings in soliprint will impact your runs in Repetier-Host.
The Z bed leveling must be done at the beginning of each print. Use gcode g29 in your repetier host start script after g28.
Exact instructions:
I issue M851 to my press afew times, it echoed different output all the time, except that Z Offset always show 4.01
anyone knows what Nxxx and *X represent what thing?
19:42:34.500 : N116 M851 *9
19:42:34.500 : echo:Z Offset: 4.01
19:43:13.843 : N153 M851 *8
19:43:13.843 : echo:Z Offset: 4.01
19:44:16.234 : N211 M851 *13
19:44:16.234 : echo:Z Offset: 4.01
19:44:37.046 : N231 M851 *15
19:44:37.046 : echo:Z Offset: 4.01
If the Z offset is setted near or at 0.00, will it bring my extruder nozzle closer or away from the bed?
I realise I was asking unconstructive qns, about the Nxxx and *X represent. pls ignor that.
I went back to do the Z-offset cal again, after selecting a new z-offset cal, and hitting set butt, the followings are the g-code ack outputs
C: M105
R: ok T:214.4 /0.0 B:89.9 /0.0 T0:214.4 /0.0 @:0 B@:0
C: M851 Z3.71
C: M500
C: M851 Z3.71
C: M500
R: echo:Z Offset: 3.71
ok
C: M105
R: echo:Settings Stored
ok
echo:Z Offset: 3.71
ok
so I guess M851 Z3.71 is to set a new z-offset and M500 is to save it to eeprom
I read somewhere in this community also, that the higher the Zx.xx, the closer it will bring the nozzle towards the bed.
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