How to level a 3D printer - Try the easiest way!
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2022
- The easiest way to level your printer by far. I get asked alot; How to Level a 3D Printer. Leveling your print bed on your 3d printer can be tricky. This is the easiest way to level a 3d printer. So many people have trouble leveling their print bed on their 3d printer. 3d Printers are not difficult to level, yet this seems to be the biggest thing that people have trouble with. Printbed leveling tips are all over the place yet people have trouble with it.
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This is the most straightforward, easy to follow video on this topic. Thank you
OMG I have watched about 10-15 leveling videos all basically saying the same thing.. lower wait till you barely feel the paper drag and that will work
NO !!! Your way worked I followed it to a "T" and after 6-8 tries with nothing but failures your way worked perfectly
Thank you so MUCH!! I literally have another unit coming from Amazon now I can refuse it and send it back
Thanks again.
Axes is not spelled wrong, it's the plural form of axis.
I thought about that too lol
Thank you! It get very frustrating everytime I go to print I have to level it again and again. Wish me luck 🙏 😅 this time!!
Hey there - you're amazing - I saw your video from a few years ago 3D printing a chain and want to do that myself for jewelry (but with more colorful components). Do you do consultations and/or custom builds for hire? What is the best way to contact you directly?
Are you supposed to slightly see filament coming out of the nozzle if you look close enough?
Interesting video. Newbie here. My critique when trying this is that my print head is 6 inches above the bed when power is turned off. Yours seems magically where it is supposed to be.
Did you auto home the printer?
What’s the duck tape for ?
What filaments do u use?
PLA, ABS, PETG mostly
@@Commandodesigns sorry i ment what brand filament.I got a ender 3 but cant get any other filament to work besides the companies type.Have u tried polyterra brand?
@@roc6d I use all sorts of brands, usually what ever is cheapest at the time. Why can't you get anything to work? Sounds like a temperature issue.
@@Commandodesigns im not sure. The layers dont stay together even if i printed real slow.In the process of returning the filament anyway. If you can get it work its really cheap like 20 bucks on amazon
Why didn’t you just turn off the steppers it’s like 2 down from the auto home?
Straightforward, however incorrect it is. No matter how you level or whatever machine or bed. The distance does matter USE A FEELER GAUGE!! Any hardware or autoparts store has for less than 5$
Thanks for showing us the “gangster way”. You’re speaking my language. 😂
"and by the way they misspelled axis" lol
fwiw, axes is just the plural of axis. so it's homing both the x and y axes.
Actually the X, Y, and Z, but yes, you are correct about the ax·is ˈak-səs. plural axes -ˌsēz part@@mattderusha
wish I saw this before I destroyed the damn plate....
My ender 3 must be all knids of fucked up because it doesn't do any of this shit
Please stop advising people to use random bits of paper……set the z offset to be high by the thickness of a known feeler gauge tram each corner to that feeler gauge and then reduce the z offset back to zero. The printer needs to know where the top of the print bed is….that is the zero point of the z axis….not the top of some random bit of paper.
Do you have a video showing what you're talking about?
Watch the above video, as if it were the feeler gauge
The feeler guage is typically metal and cant be damaged as easily as your bed can@@dovan4092
I adore the channel but this video or 50% of it is BS.
Do NOT follow those instructions as you so not know which half u will get - the bad or the good tips and info
Would you be able to explain to me what he's misinformed about, and why it's a bad idea?
@@ethanlambert5256 surely. It would take me 10min or more vide to explain everything, soooo.. Yeah, I would skip that, if u need detailed info PM me
axes... ax·is ˈak-səs. plural axes -ˌsēz.