Can someone help me? How can I improve my mesh in the corner?
I'm callibrating my V-Core 4 500, and I can't make these corners up. Any suggestions about how to improve my mesh? Thank you in advance. The corners looks to be in the back.
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Problem solved! I redid it after closing the 3D printer. Also I'm doing different meshes for different temperatures.
To recap: pushing gantry helped a lot. Also adjusting the back corners, and playing with the rubber legs too....
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Make sure you do the bed mesh without the build plate
That will help detecting frame issues
I can't, I updated my V core 4 hybrid to IDEX, and because i messed it during the assambly and had to redo some parts, I have to recalibrate it. Do you think removing the plate will help, even the magnetic adhesive is there?
No, not the adhesive. I'm suggesting this because the build plate can introduce some waves are not present in the actual frame. That happens with mine. So I bedmesh without it to solve the frame issues first. And then put the plate on
yes, and it's the correct way to do it, but how to do it if i had everything assambled already
Do it without the metal plate, as it's the only thing you can remove
I had this issue after building, x gantry was drooping, had to pull gantry up by hand, z tilt will take care of equaling out the front. That should get most of the drop in the back corners, you may need to adjust the frame on back left.
i'll try pushing the gantry up and then adjusting the back left. I'll keep you updated guys!
Is it good enough? I think I can improve the left corner a bit more. Thank you for your help @Collinsdogood, adjusting the gantry was critical
Much better, might be able to go a little more but it's your feel.
I got my bed level down to 0.100 without the flex plate/magnet. I don't recall exactly where it ended up with the flex plate installed.
I baby stepped, minor tweaks and ran bed mess then tried again.
Solution
Problem solved! I redid it after closing the 3D printer. Also I'm doing different meshes for different temperatures.
To recap: pushing gantry helped a lot. Also adjusting the back corners, and playing with the rubber legs too.