Bed level

[Hauke]

If you want to go down the rabbit hole of Snapmaker 2.0 bed levelling, here some recommended reads:

Bed Leveling - Revisited & Detailed

Intro Lots of people have had issues with the bed levelling for 3D printing on the Snapmaker 2.0, most specifically with the 350-series model machines. Being the most popular size of the SM2 machines, as well as having the largest build volume lends to more places and occurrences of the issues appearing, so to a certain degree that is to be expected. Nearly as many people have their suggestions for how to improve it. Out of curiosity, I wanted to know just how much difference these various reco…

SM2 Bed Leveling Feedback

I’ve read @Tone, @Dojima , @NilartPax and many users feedback on bed leveling experience on forum and facebook groups. So I decided to make a Google sheet to collect more feedback on this topic and existing solutions, trying to share more insights to the team and hopefully something useful to the community. Please help to share your experience with me, whether you have encountered this issue or not. Need opinions and facts on both sides. Thank you for your support!

SM2 Bed Leveling 101

I’ve been working on the problems with SM2’s bed leveling issues for a while now. I’ve created some Google Sheets that can help with the process. The “Introduction” page will give some background. If you have any problems at all, please ask. I’m open to any feedback or suggestions. With the link below you can copy the Sheets to your own Google sheet or do a “File:Download” menu selection to save it to your local machine. Maybe this will only be useful for a short while because Snapmaker will fi…

Please give us the 11 x 11 bed calibration with heated bed!

Dear Snapmaker people, Like so many out there, especially the early adopters, my bed is not level and I have problems printing larger objects. I firmly believe that if we could have an 11 x 11 calibration WITH HEATED BED feature built in as an option, it could be a game changer for us. Please take this on board for implementation. I mean how hard can it be to implement? Hope you are reading this and will take action. Thank you. John