G-code problem

[quartz path]

Are you using the stock e3v2 bed springs?
Also try running a M48 probe test, there should be a button somewhere for it in that firmware fork iirc. That'll tell you how consistent your probe is being.

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[gritty bough]

Hi, yes im using everything stock. and i can adjust the bed levling trough the bed levling wizard to be 0.00 in difference.

running M48 gives me a deviatio of 0.001 so that shouldnt be any issues i assume.

if i push the side of my heatbed and run bed levling again i will get altered numbers. so i assume that might be the cause of the "changed" heatbed between prints, maybe the gantry isnt firm enough?

but regardles if i cant solve that issue i should be able to solve it with making a mesh befor each print, but my G-code dont seem to do it properly and i want to avoid doing it manually and saving before each print

[quartz path]

The stock springs have a lot of wobble in them so that can cause your problem. Try swapping them out for some of these: https://a.co/d/00BCcQX7

[gritty bough]

also, thanks for taking your time to help out!

[quartz path]

No problem!

[gritty bough]

this is something i will check out. but i really think the mesh is needed anyway as my heatbed seems warped even when using a mirror ontop. as you can se by my included mesh image.

[quartz path]

Yeah that'll solve it as long as your accelerations aren't too high.

[gritty bough]

it might solve the changes in the heatbed between prints. but it wont change the fact that mesh is needed anyways as my print bed is not perfect 😛 as seen in the included mesh.

am i doing something incorrectly in the G-code perhaps?

[gritty bough]

I've tried rearranging the G-code but it still seems the C108 does not close the mesh view and im unsure if the mesh is actuall being Used

[tardy furnace]

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[eternal ridge]

with the mesh range that low its hard to tell, watch the z rod couplers to see if they are turning on the first layer, as well are you using the UBL version, or non UBL?