Good day everyone. I hope everyone is doing well. After some research and playing around with the machine, and kind help from the Snapmaker devs, I was able to reach a pretty good leveling result. Some notes on this, Snapmaker responds almost instantly on workdays over in China, way faster than emai…

First, you need to connect to your machine via USB. The reason we don’t use Luban and send gcode over wifi is that you will receive no feedback in the Luban terminal. To connect via USB, plug the cable that came with the machine into the USB mini (Not the regular USB port) port and the bottom of you…

They are changing this. Its because the current in the heater can affect the sensing range of the prox sensor, but they have found that the warping of the bed during heating far exceeds this

See this issue in GitHub. Don’t know where exactly they stand with the referenced changes, but I guess it’s best to avoid duplicate work: Feature Request: auto level calibration with heated bed and nozzle opened 07:25AM - 08 Jan 21 UTC (UTC…

I’m really new to 3d printing, so i’m not an expert here. I had a problem starting a print (bad 1st layer, bad adhesion etc), so i checked my bed matrix. - it had a spread over 0.7mm (i even placed a couple of paper “washers” under some of the screws just to make the bed uneven in different place))…

Hello bloom, I don’t think G28 has any effect on the bed leveling, if you read the machine echo, the leveling is turned on before the print starts, it is indeed turned off for a second, but it was turned back on when the print starts. What is your firmware? How did you check your bed matrix? With …

Thanks for the reply! Using latest firmaware (february revision) i use M503 (i guess) to see what settings are stored in the firmware. there are values for mesh matrix (5x5) I had a lot of problems printing without spray and that M420 command (but maybe you’re right and printer turns leveling on …

I hasn’t look into the code for it, but the machine echo Leveling On when the print starts. Have you tram your machine like brent said in this post? It might eliminate a big chunk of that difference. I found out using the laser print platform was a great help.

I haven’t tried anything yet. But definitely will. My #1 is printing some kind of a support for a heated bed cable, cause seeing some photos of it, broken on this forum doesn’t make me happy)

What process did you do to access the backend code? I have been wanting to add an 11X11 grid to the touch screen. I haven’t looked much into it, Figure ld ask you before figuring it out myself. (save myself sometime lol). What IDE are you using, and are you just grabbing the code from the firmware u…

That code snippet is just from the open source repo: GitHub - Snapmaker/Snapmaker2-Modules I haven’t looked into actually modifying it yet (maybe @brent113 could explain more on what that setup is like, I think I’ve seen him posting about running his own branch of the firmware). As for modifying …

[image] nivekmai: what that setup is like Pretty straightforward. Download VSCode and install the PlatformIO extension. Download the source code. Open the folder as the VSCode workspace. Run Task → PlatformIO: Build. Then Run Task → Pack Snapmaker Firmware. Firmware will be in .\release\Snapm…

On achieving a better leveling (With help from Snapmaker Devs)

Snapmaker 2.0 (3-in-1)

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Yes, this is a very outdated thread. The process is much simpler and easier now. Start here:

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