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I have been using this version, G29 and the plugin for three days now. It is working really well for me. Reporting 0.03 or 0.02 after the G29 and Delta autocalibration runs. I am getting excellent first layers. Consistent results. Thank you. Thank you all.

I have been using this plugin for three days now. It is working really well for me. Reporting 0.03 or 0.02 after the G29 and Delta autocalibration runs. I am getting excellent first layers. Consistent results. Thank you. Thank you all.

Again, thanks for the guidance. I checked for level and square and thought I was on to something but the minor adjustment made no difference. I adjusted the XYZ endstop offsets to zero via the endstop screws. Still dragging between the Z and X towers. Can I switch off the auto-leveling and print ...

Thank you for the reply. I know SeeMe will fix these issues. The v2 and v3 are terrific machines. And I understand the design of the base and bed. Without the current issues I wouldn't have looked at the bed support. Because you can't have enough information(or can you)... After 'firming up' the bed ...

DerStig wrote:
"Any idea of when it might be available? No matter what I do I'm still low between the X and Z tower and I know that the build is perfectly square"

This is exactly the problem I'm seeing. I'm really looking forward to a solution.

Am I to understand this issue is closed? My MAXv3 isn't working as advertised. I've spent many hours trying many things with no positive results. I can run the v3probe gcode many times with no level results. I found that the top of the base assembly, the piece with the big hole in it, didn't evenly ...

Ran V3probing. X: 25, 24 Y: 11, 10 Z: 00, 00 Z Probe Height -0.200 Ran V3probing. Repeated. Thus the additional readings from the EEPROM Tower XYZ endstop offsets X: 24, 23, 24, 26, 26 Y: 10, 10, 13, 11, 12 Z: 00, 00, 00, 00, 00 As an experiment... I changed the Z Probe Height to -0.300 X: 25, 26 Y ...

I'm having similar problems with auto-leveling. I started a different thread that morphed into this one. The last thing I did was install ferrite beads. I'd done everything else. I was away for a week and was happy to see all the activity here. I installed the DEV firmware, 20161121 and see an ...

I'm shifting this thread to "P003A HE280 [Solved?] Auto Leveling Issue/Bed Leveling Issue/Calibration". It started here and really belongs there. Thanks, Bill.

Seems to stay on X. This is what I've been doing to test the levelness of the bed after running the v3probing script. I set the debugging switch, Dry Run = On. I print a 200mm diameter ring. It is 10mm wide. As the hot end comes down to the bed I hold a piece of paper under the nozzle. As the ...

OK all, this is where I am. I changed the X tower endstop switch. This produced a small change. The stutter still exists. However, the X tower endstop screw stops in a very similar position to the Y and Z endstop screws. The stutter still exists. I run the auto-leveling gcode and results are as ...

I'm only using three clamps. And not too tight. I won't give up.

... long story short, I unscrewed the X tower endstop screw enough that the stutter is diminished to almost gone. I ran auto-level several times. I printed a 100mm disk. See results below. I've attached the log of the auto-level if that helps. I know something is eschew. The towers are all the same ...

Thanks for the guidance. I've run the probing gcode 5 times and the stutter persists. I'll put a video of my v3 running the script up tomorrow. The only other thing I can think of is the speed of the home after the first endstop touch. Seems faster than my v2. Hey, I'm almost at my wits end ...

I made them public. Please try again.

Figuring that the problem I'm seeing is self-inflicted, I've been troubleshooting on my own for a while. I'm stuck. This is what I've done. Based on what moo7777 described, I set about un-bundling and un-neatening all my wires. I've separated all endstop, stepper and power wires. I've rerouted to ...

The support here is wonderful. Yes, there is some jitter/jutter/shutter. Different from my MAXv2.

We are expecting house guests in a couple of hours for the weekend. I won't be able to get back to this until Monday. Ugh.

So much to print, so little time.

After trying several things I reloaded the software and started over. I'll report the results tomorrow. I'm tired. Good night.

Happily the extruder works just fine. Minimum 150, check. Thank you both. Any wisdom for the other things I see? 1. There is a AutoLevel Active (1/0) switch in the EEPROM configuration shown in R-H. Mine is set to zero(0). I've had inconsistent results with the autoleveling feature. It seemed to ...

I did not know that the hot end must be hot to run the extruder. I'll try that. Sounds like that is my problem with the extruder. Explains why there were times it worked, loading filament, and times it didn't. How hot does it have to be? Any minimum? And, yes, I powered down, counted to five ...

The v3 extruder stopped working. I'm not sure exactly why. I feel it isn't a hard failure. I was printing and thought I was over extruding. Since most prints looked good, I hadn't calibrated the extruder. I never checked to see if when asked to extrude 100mm of filament if in fact it did extrude ...

I'm back in business. I calibrated the bed and hot end for temperature and a flat bed. I've saved the EEPROM configuration. Don't know what happened.

I've been happily printing for a few days now. Using the printer as intended, to design and create parts for my product ideas and designs. Great. Today I made some improvements. I'll report on lessons learned in a few days, but, my EEPROM configuration changed while working on the machine. I took ...

Last night I printed my PEEK Fan Shroud. Changing the Y tower stepper pulley wasn't too bad really. I did have to modify a screw driver with a long thin shaft to fit the stepper motor mounting screw that was 'almost' unreachable. Once replaced, my MAX v2 worked as expected. After calibration, my ...

Also, I don't understand what I saw. If the X and Z motors have 20 teeth pulleys, doesn't mean that those Skates would move further than than the Y Skate per motor revolution? What I saw was the Y Skate moving further than the X and Z Skates. Looking at the Z tower, the nozzle was too far to the ...