That (horizontal)_ offset is "by design" and should not affect printing larger models. The offset is there because the nozzle is not in the middle of the printhead.
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That (horizontal)_ offset is "by design" and should not affect printing larger models. The offset is there because the nozzle is not in the middle of the printhead.
7 minutes ago, ahoeben said:That (horizontal)_ offset is "by design" and should not affect printing larger models. The offset is there because the nozzle is not in the middle of the printhead.
OK, Thanks!
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ahoeben 1,981
How big of an offset are we talking about?
In the Machine Settings, is the "Origin at center" box ticked? It should NOT be ticked.
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basteluwe 1
Hi there, thanks for answering.
The offset is for the X-Axis: 10 mm to the right, Y-Axis: 2.5 mm to the back (about).
Yes, the checkbox "Origin at center" is un-checked (empty).
BUT: I just got an idea, what could have caused the offset. Some time ago I checked the accuracy of measures of my prints and found them slightly to small. So I increased the "Steps per Unit" for all axis.
Original values were: M92 X78.74 Y78.74 Z200.00 E836.00
New values are: M92 X79.38 Y79.86 Z200.00 E854.00
I guess by changing the "Steps per Unit" I have messed with the center-position as well, right?
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