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X/Y dimensional accuracy
Hi Folks,
Trying to identify options for improving the dimensional accuracy of printed parts on my vc3.0.
I'm printing some test squares and finding the following:
modeled x-y vs actual x-y
20 x 10 -> 19.89 x 9.93
30 x 10 -> 29.83 x 9.95
50 x 10 -> 49.73 x 9.93
80 x 10 -> 79.66 x 9.93
40 x 40 -> 39.70 x 39.71
Short of scaling every part in x & y in the slicer, is there a more universal fix that can be applied? Thinking about tweaking stepper rotation_distance for x & y steppers but want to open some discussion on it to see what others think might be a solution.
I have another printer that results in much more accurate sizes without scaling in the slicer so I feel like this can be done, just not sure what the right approach would be.
Trying to identify options for improving the dimensional accuracy of printed parts on my vc3.0.
I'm printing some test squares and finding the following:
modeled x-y vs actual x-y
20 x 10 -> 19.89 x 9.93
30 x 10 -> 29.83 x 9.95
50 x 10 -> 49.73 x 9.93
80 x 10 -> 79.66 x 9.93
40 x 40 -> 39.70 x 39.71
Short of scaling every part in x & y in the slicer, is there a more universal fix that can be applied? Thinking about tweaking stepper rotation_distance for x & y steppers but want to open some discussion on it to see what others think might be a solution.
I have another printer that results in much more accurate sizes without scaling in the slicer so I feel like this can be done, just not sure what the right approach would be.
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