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· Ultimaker S5 bed levelling probe pattern
You can find this into in /usr/share/griffin/griffin/machines/9051.json
"bed_level_probing": {
"use_footprint_probing": true, // Whether or not to just probe the footprint of the object
"probe_selection_method": "mode",// Choose 'frequency' or 'mode' (default)
"spacing": 40, // [mm] probing grid spacing. Value based on axis circumference.
"margins": {"left":8, "right":15, "front":10, "rear":30},
"dimension": {"width":340, "height":247},
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· Ultimaker S5 bed levelling probe pattern
cheers Tom, thats great. It kinda gives some clues but its pretty difficult to get that accurate as i assume its taking into account the position of the nozzle in relation to the carriage etc. Even so, thanks a lot for it.
Id worked out myself that 40mm square is was the way to go and through trial and error ive got it pretty much bang on in terms of margins.
Obviously this is pretty useless to most, but it means i can position my models around the impact marks in the kapton made from the red hot nozzle probe. Be nice if the probe was done with a cold nozzle really, as it cools as it goes. For example as the probe goes right to left impact marks get less and less until none at all, so Ultimaker saying the nozzle needs to be hot to get an accurate result doesn't really ring true.
I know people say its not designed for the use of kapton, but it means i can get an absolutely mirror finish on my model face so no post-production required, no brim at all to remove, zero warping and no cleanup.
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You can find this into in /usr/share/griffin/griffin/machines/9051.json
"bed_level_probing": {
Edited by tomnagel"use_footprint_probing": true, // Whether or not to just probe the footprint of the object
"probe_selection_method": "mode",// Choose 'frequency' or 'mode' (default)
"spacing": 40, // [mm] probing grid spacing. Value based on axis circumference.
"margins": {"left":8, "right":15, "front":10, "rear":30},
"dimension": {"width":340, "height":247},
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cheers Tom, thats great. It kinda gives some clues but its pretty difficult to get that accurate as i assume its taking into account the position of the nozzle in relation to the carriage etc. Even so, thanks a lot for it.
Id worked out myself that 40mm square is was the way to go and through trial and error ive got it pretty much bang on in terms of margins.
Obviously this is pretty useless to most, but it means i can position my models around the impact marks in the kapton made from the red hot nozzle probe. Be nice if the probe was done with a cold nozzle really, as it cools as it goes. For example as the probe goes right to left impact marks get less and less until none at all, so Ultimaker saying the nozzle needs to be hot to get an accurate result doesn't really ring true.
I know people say its not designed for the use of kapton, but it means i can get an absolutely mirror finish on my model face so no post-production required, no brim at all to remove, zero warping and no cleanup.
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