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Question
Durahl
Greetings!
I was wondering if someone could spare a thought or two on an ongoing Z-Height Calibration Issue that I'm experiencing on my V2.4?
Problem:
The Issue I'm having is that most of the time I have to stop a Print and restart it because of the Printer fucking around with the Z-Offset resulting in the first Layer to either be too high and the Filament not receiving enough squish to the point where it's essentially printing in thin air ( Reenactment of the Bed observing the Nozzle ) or too low where it drags the Nozzle across the Build Plate - luckily not too much of an issue since the System is equipped with a Chaoticlab CNC Voron Tap V2 resulting in there being enough Compliance for neither the Nozzle or the Bed to get Damaged.
Additional Information:
The Two-Part Print Start Macro ( removed the Annotations ):
Once the Heat Soak Gods have been pleased the Macro continues:
At this point the ERCF will load Filament to the Tool Head with a miniature Purge, the Nozzle gets cleaned a second time ( now at Print Temperature ), and KAMP will perform the Voron Logo Adaptive Purge followed by the actual Print.
A Probe Accuracy Check:
The thing that drives me nuts the most is that the Issue gets pretty much always fixed by stopping the Print, immediately restarting it ( with me cleaning the Bed while the Printer goes through the entire Precheck again )
I don't think this being caused by a Hardware related issue as the entire Gantry was just recently rebuilt including a new CNC Tap with the Issue persisting through the Rebuild so perhaps a suboptimal Config Setting?
Other than this one issue the Printer is pretty much Perfect.
Any thoughts?
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