Pretty sure that's expected. You get to name your bed mesh when saving (or can rename it after saving)
#Bed mesh is saved to default instead of ratos
vapid crane
patent basalt
The issue is you doe the bed mesh and the marcro tells the printer to use ratos. But the mesh that is made is the default not ratos. Ergo the printer uses the wrong mesh while printing.
vapid crane
this kicks in during the print start
patent basalt
the mesh you just made is the current mesh
vapid crane
As far as I can tell the printer has no mesh loaded when booted and when prints start then it loads the ratos one (assuming variable_calibrate_bed_mesh is False)
patent basalt
but it uses the ratos one
vapid crane
Just delete them both, make a new one, and then rename it to ratos and then hit save config in the top toolbar?
vapid crane
If it's true then it's going to probe a new bed mesh every time you start printing...
patent basalt
it always load ratps
ratos
ok standard mesh command is.
What this does i believe is when you have variable bed mesh anabled. mesh the bed load to ratos and the use the ratos profile
Why does klipper make the default mesh and sets it as current. That's odd.
here only one profile ratos
vapid crane
What is the actual issue you're having.
patent basalt
My firste layer is off
nice at one side terrible at the other side
if I run _START_PRINT_BED_MESH
I get
it saves to default not ratos
vapid crane
"With bed meshing disabled you must have a mesh saved under the "ratos" profile, use BED_MESH_CALIBRATE PROFILE=ratos and SAVE_CONFIG to calibrate and save a mesh."
patent basalt
yes i have
see the forelast printscreen
ratos is ther
after running the mesh i get
Klipper uses ratos but the mesh has been saved to default
vapid crane
How did you run the mesh, using the UI in the Heightmap tab?
vapid crane
That's not what the documentation tells you to do
patent basalt
no I understand it ;s just to test
vapid crane
I don't think "klipper chooses 'default' as the default name for a mesh instead of ratos" is a bug.
patent basalt
could you do me a favour.
Delte default in your klipper. And set ratos as the current one. And then save config so there is no default mesh in klipper
and then run _START_PRINT_BED_MESH
to see i you see the same behaviour
vapid crane
I'm headed to bed unfortunately but this is what I see if I turn on the printer and click on the Heightmap tab.
patent basalt
exaclty there is no default
vapid crane
When I first set it up I deleted all the profiles, clicked the Home and then Z-Tilt buttons, then hit Calibrate, renamed it to ratos, and hit Save Config.
And then I printed with it (after changing printer.cfg to not run one every print).
patent basalt
Ok you have variable set to false
Ok i just found the bugger. There was in overide in my euclid macro.
patent basalt
I ran the nozzle to close to the bed on purpose. To show the issue i am having. As you can see in the middle height is almost ok on the edges it is way to close to the bed. I use a euclid probe with the right offsets. Why is this hapening. Bed mesh should take this issue out.
This is my bed at 110 degrees
patent basalt
and another one it just won't compensate the mesh enough. at the edges to close to the bed. In the middle ok.
I use 0.3 for first layer
vital trench
How long are you letting everything heat up before you start the bed calibration? I find that the bigger the piece, the longer I have to wait to get everything to stabilize. For a full bed print, I often wait 30 minutes for everything to equilibrate before I start the homing, z-tilt, bed calibration, and print. If I don't do this, then I find myself chasing the z-height adjustment during the first layer.
patent basalt
I have the dual x gantry mod. So gantry bowing is as good as eliminated. Also I printed that with fully open top so heating of the gantry shouldn't be the issue.
patent basalt
patent basalt
Mount was loose been chasing this issue for days and never thought of checking my mount.
chilly mango
air bubbles trapped under your magnetic sheet?