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If this is correct, Cura is not very good at calculating, bed size was correctly stated, but the print still did not hit the middle of the bed. 🙂

Problem solved! I have changed the extruder settings in Cura, (Machine Settings Extruder). Now the print hits exactly 120 mm in from all sides. After some measurement, adding and subtracting, I ended up with Nozzle offset, X = 15, and Y = 6, in Machine Settings in Cura, and my test print (sight grain), now hits exactly in the middle.

Hi I have encountered a problem with the bed in Cura not matching the actual bed on my Tevo Tarantula Pro? When I load a model (.stl) into Cura it appears fine within the bed, there are no error messages and review indicates that it looks fine. When I then pull the gcode onto an SD card and start printing, it hits next to the bed, ie the print head runs towards the end stop. the print is pushed on the bed approx. 1 cm to the right and approx. 1 cm backwards. The home position looks fine, hitting the left front corner of the bed. I have not encountered this problem before, as it is the first time I utilize the size of the bed all the way to the edges, about 2 mm in from all sides. Hope there is someone who can give a hint where I in Cura need to adjust for it to hit correctly? The black square in picture 2 is the bed and the blue transparent is where the print is in relation to the bed.

Maybe you'r right? But I just downloaded and importen the file to CURA. At the først the object looks like a solid circle, but After slicing there is No object shown.

Hi I am definitely a beginner in CURA. I have watched various videos on Youtube for beginners, but can't really get my first test print file made. I have the problem that when the program reaches 'preview', nothing appears. I have downloaded the leveling test file from this site: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3162145 and placed 4 parts in Cura. My ptinter is a Tevo tarantula Pro. TT_Bed_Level_Test.3mf