✅ - Cr10s Pro v2 Leveling

[meager pulsar]

So I’ve gotten some help from a couple people here before to deal with my leveling problems on my printer but nothing works.

[late fjord]

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[meager pulsar]

No matter what I do the numbers when it auto levels are never good. The middle is always closer to 0 than everywhere else. I’ve tried the feeler gauge, multiple types of paper, and it all goes to crap no matter what I do. My baby s step thing is at like -3.58 which is extremely high for no reason

Forgot to mention when leveling it my corners will be perfect but once I check the center it is too close. If I change the center to be leveled the corners will now be unleveled

[foggy pumice]

@meager pulsar I have the same printer and the middle of my bed is always closer. If i adjust the z the corners are too far but it never gives me any issues while printing. Are you having bed adhesion issues?

[meager pulsar]

No adhesion issues

The right back knob came loose during a print and it unleveled the printer quite a bit and now I can’t seem to get it to cooperate

I’m also confused as to how people have their z offset at 0 when mined is stuck at -3+

From my understanding you want the auto leveling numbers as close to 0 as you can and mine seem to be all over the place

[foggy pumice]

@meager pulsar my leveling numbers are always different but don’t ever seem to have any issues . I do level the gantry often as I find it always becomes un level from side to side.

[finite rover]

Those numbers look fine. Mine are similar. Did you post previously and I shared the YouTube video with you?

I also swapped from the springs to silicone bed mounts. A lot better IMO

My z offset is at -1.46

Prints turn out great

https://www.amazon.ca/Silicone-Leveling-Column-Printer-Ender-2/dp/B08M3B5T7W?pd_rd_w=4MqNf&content-id=amzn1.sym.01b6520d-147b-48bb-8f8c-48646812b5ff&pf_rd_p=01b6520d-147b-48bb-8f8c-48646812b5ff&pf_rd_r=GBD59K7JJGMS4N3H8XJ2&pd_rd_wg=UXbkB&pd_rd_r=05505894-2525-443c-8a5a-ea459f893089&pd_rd_i=B08M3B5T7W&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_m_grid_dv_rp_0_20_t

[meager pulsar]

Yes I did post previously I had the issue fixed for a bit but I was doing some speed testing and the stupid knob came loose again so I put some locktite on it to stop it from moving so much

I’ll look into the mounts

It mentions that one is shorter than the others, why is that?

Is it for the back left where the wires go into the bed and are mounted where the spring is?

[broken wigeon]

Maybe give these a try, seems to be quite a lot of positive feed back about them and hopefully they will stop your bed level adjusters coming loose😊
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5858852

[finite rover]

Yes the back left is shorter due to the plastic mount for the wires

Also, make sure your knobs aren’t hitting the wires for the stepper motors when the bed moves back.

[golden sinew]

your bed and numbers are fine

most bed will have a slight warp to them its completely normal

thats why you have abl to compensate for the warp

looking at your leveling square prints you are slight too far from the bed, adjust by lowering the z-offset

the square looks even to each other, that means your abl is doing its job to compensate for the bed warp

[late fjord]

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