#GQL is perfect, but first layer is grinding in a specific corner [SOLVED]
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are you doing bed mesh leveling, and is that applied properly? and if so, was the bed mesh done after qgl?
thanks @stuck cliff, from what im reading the levelling is not happening, this is my PRINT_START:
[gcode_macro PRINT_START]
gcode:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--- read values provided by slicer
{% set temp_bed = params.BED|int %} #*** Required. BED value must be provided by slicer
{% set temp_hotend = params.EXTRUDER|int %} #*** Required. HOTEND value must be provided by slicer
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--- do the usual stuff
M190 S{temp_bed} #*** Set bed temp and wait
M109 S150 #*** Heat nozzle to 150 and wait
G32 #*** Home all, probe bed, level the gantry and such
G90 #*** Absolute positioning - don't remove
BED_MESH_PROFILE LOAD=default #*** Load mesh
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--- set hotend to the temp provided by the slicer
M109 S{temp_hotend} #*** Set extruder temp and wait
# Gets ready to print by doing a purge line and updating the SB-leds
SET_DISPLAY_TEXT MSG="Printing..." # Displays info
STATUS_PRINTING # Sets SB-leds to printing-mode
G0 X5 Y4 F10000 # Moves to starting point
G0 Z0.4 # Raises Z to 0.4
G91 # Incremental positioning
G1 X100 E20 F1000 # Purge line
G90 # Absolut position
It looks like it just loads the profile after levelling the gantry, duh!
That's at least how I do it. Made the mesh profile with gantry leveled. Then when printing, I clear bed mesh, run qgl, and then apply bed mesh.
GQL is perfect, but first layer is grinding in a specific corner [SOLVED]
What was it that fixed it?
I followed your instructions!