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For some reason when the extruder goes towards the edges of the printing bed it lifts significantly. And i have no idea how to fix it.

Here's a video of it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZcWT75678M

try searching for eeprom arm length settings?

morgandc wrote:try searching for eeprom arm length settings?

Isnt that the horizontal radius setting?

Im sure V3 instructions don't cover this (as its automated), but they are in V2, towards the end, after the firmware portion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3CqWxTcV38
Bed radius calibration starts at about 3:30 into the video. That's almost two years old, but I don't imagine it's changed much. At least the process and the required adjustment rates and effects will be the same.

rurwin wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3CqWxTcV38
Bed radius calibration starts at about 3:30 into the video. That's almost two years old, but I don't imagine it's changed much. At least the process and the required adjustment rates and effects will be the same.

I tried following that video, but it's such a dramatic change that it makes no difference. The extruder swings from the center and raises to the edge, as you saw in my video.

Because the change is so large, youll probably need to modify the radius substantially. Since it is going up, youll need to decrease the radius (I think). Start out decreasing it by 1 (maybe even 2) until it gets closer, then start changing it by smaller and smaller increments.

If I remember correctly mine was off by ~3mm (from the default value).

Also, if you've got a dial indicator (analog or digital), those really help for getting both the end stops and horizontal radius calibrated correctly (and precisely). I just picked up a cheap one off amazon for ~$10 and made/printed a mounting bracket thing to fit where the nozzle did.
(Can upload the file this evening)

Thenoober wrote:I tried following that video, but it's such a dramatic change that it makes no difference. The extruder swings from the center and raises to the edge, as you saw in my video.

In the video they show the radius change creating a rise like yours but of around two inches by changing the radius from 129.75 to 160.
This link goes directly to that part of the video: https://youtu.be/g3CqWxTcV38?t=248

rurwin wrote:

Thenoober wrote:I tried following that video, but it's such a dramatic change that it makes no difference. The extruder swings from the center and raises to the edge, as you saw in my video.

In the video they show the radius change creating a rise like yours but of around two inches by changing the radius from 129.75 to 160.
This link goes directly to that part of the video: https://youtu.be/g3CqWxTcV38?t=248

Well... that looks exactly like what's happening to me. Ill test it now. Thank you so much!