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i checked the backlash i do not have any. with the motors engaged i can not move the head more than .05 i have a large caliper and i measure from a stationary part of the machine and try and move the head in each direction and measure. Sorry i didn't say that on the last post i checked before i changed the percentage of the model.

I printed a 20mm cube test from internet. it printed 20.4 and 18.6 i set in simplify3d to scale x to 110.479 % and it printed 20.4mm by 20.5mm i am getting closer. i am going to try changing the speed and also see if i can fix the under extruding. When all is done i would like to see about fixing the firmware on my board so i don't have it change my model by 110%.

I tried leveling the bed again. i printed a round circle and it is not circle. could the x or y ratio be off? When i print a square it is coming out as a rectangle.[/media] The lines are not touching on the first layer. but i think it is the x or y is off or something not sure what is wrong?

I have an ebay build it yourself kit. prusa unit. i have a MKS Base V 1.3 control board. It uses belts for x and y and threaded rod for z. here is a picture of the rectangle around 5 inch on the side we are looking at. the inside lines measure what it is supposed to be but the infill doesn't reach the wall but on both sides it reaches the outside wall? I am using 1.75 PLA with a .4 nozzle extruder at 185 and my bed is at 65 I tried cura 15 to generate the gcode but this time i used simplify 3d somewhere i read it has allow gab fill but that didn't help.

I came across this post i think i am having a similar problem. My infill is not connecting to the walls but it only seems to be on one side. when i do a square with the middle cut out of it. the inside walls on the x do not touch but it doesn't make sense that it is not both of the right side of the walls it is both inside. the "M" design i downloaded from the web just trying to make sure it isn't from my solidworks drawing. Any help? this seems to have a larger gap than what the earlier post showed.