i have changed the z-steps, now it's doing exact the requested 100mm. The printed Inmoov parts has now a better fitting, but it could be a bit better. An 3D-printer must do exactly what the gcode wants, x, y and z tuning must be accurate. ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GyiivRWzHc A very common problem found in 3D printing is that your E-Steps aren't perfectly dialed in. This can
3D printers can be difficult to get the hang of as there are dozens of options to tinker with at first. That said, there are only a few steps to take whenever you make a change. We’ve addressed these above and now, hopefully, you’re ready to start printing. Good luck and most im...
1. Calibration settings in Color Tools Note:We only support CMYK with CT based printer drivers.The SDK from EPSON is driving the other different ink channels. When creating a Calibration in Fiery XF 7.x by default, it happens that after printing and measuring the ink...
print "Steps per mm: %3d steps" % k print "Length extruded: %3d mm" % n print print "Serial port: %s" % (port if port else 'auto') p = None try: # Connect to printer w("Connecting to printer..") try: p = printcore(port, 115200) except: print 'Error.' raise while not...
Rounding error for a cyclecomputer calibrated in 1/100ths inch or millimeter steps is very small, but some cyclecomputers are calibrated in centimeter steps. Automotive odometers can't be calibrated at all, and neither could mechanical odometers used on bicycles. Still, all calibration errors ...
Pronterface, Pronsole, and Printcore - Pure Python 3d printing host software - Printrun/calibrateextruder.py at master · larryhod/Printrun
Pronterface, Pronsole, and Printcore - Pure Python 3d printing host software - Printrun/calibrateextruder.py at master · legrostdg/Printrun
port = a # Show initial parameters print "Initial parameters" print "Steps per mm: %3d steps" % k print "Length extruded: %3d mm" % n print print "Serial port: %s" % (port if port else 'auto') p = None try: # Connect to printer w("Connecting to printer..") try: p = pri...
("Steps per mm: %3d steps" % k) print("Length extruded: %3d mm" % n) print() print("Serial port: %s" % (port if port else 'auto')) p = None try: # Connect to printer w("Connecting to printer..") try: p = printcore(port, 115200) except: print('Error.') raise while...