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Based on the picture with the red circle, it appears your print partially delaminated from the glass. As it lifted up it moved the edge of your print towards the center of the bed and resulted in the slanted result. Print a quick single wall box of the same approximate size and I bet it will not be ...

Hello,

I've printed this part and noticed it is skew from the right side only like pics. Please help me to know the reason and how to solve.

Thanks RegB, ccavanaugh. I believe the most important fix to made is with hardware. I loosen the screws of towers then tried to align the towers again, got better results than before. Now I'll try to fix them more to get more better results. Regards

I made some try&error test manually yesterday with changing the angles randomly. Legend is v x.xx : this point is under zero by x.xx mm ^ x.xx: this point is above zero by x.xx mm Still I don't know the effect of changing one or more angle, but found the level of more than one point changes related ...

Hello, I followed this tutorial for rotation calibration, and chocked when found that my alpha angles are 90.5, 207, 333 instead of 90,210,330. I tried to try modifying these angles in EEPROM but found no logic in results. So please let me know how to fix/calibrate that with a logical sequence ...

OK, found the final solution: It's my fault that I didn't imagine the view under the heatedbed, as - in my case - two wires of heatedbed power were extended to be between mounting plate and heated bed so thanks GOD the heated bed not broken when tightening the screws, now I fixed the wires with ...

Got it working - but strange solution - just un-tighten the 6 screws of the heat bed.

I got the same issue here, I think it's related to electronics not firmware as when I disconnected the wires of bed, then set bed temp. it's setting "just on screen" but not powering off. This is normal behavior for power supply to shut down if short detected, but I don't know what short could ...