Re: 3D Touch Sensor:Auto-levelling for Geeetech 3D printer
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 3:21 pm
I would really like to hook my 3DTouch to my MeCreator 2. Does anybody know how to wire it correctly? Also has anyone found a good way to mount it?
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I think, that something did go wrong. Now when I switch on the 3D printer, the 3DTouch sensor, starts up and down, but after blinks.@Marco
So you mean the Sensor works fine during the calibration but the nozzle is not in the right position when printing?
If you do,decrease the value "-1.4" in the following codes:
CODE: SELECT ALL
#define Z_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER -1.4
You can decrease it to "-1.9" first to see if it makes a difference.
Maybe you can have a try on what i told @elfag.blogg.no before.baxbax wrote:I think, that something did go wrong. Now when I switch on the 3D printer, the 3DTouch sensor, starts up and down, but after blinks.@Marco
So you mean the Sensor works fine during the calibration but the nozzle is not in the right position when printing?
If you do,decrease the value "-1.4" in the following codes:
CODE: SELECT ALL
#define Z_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER -1.4
You can decrease it to "-1.9" first to see if it makes a difference.
Nice work,how did it perform?Jumpbase wrote:It's not perfect but it works
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1846793
Thanks. I will try. I hope , it is the same thing.William Kwok wrote:Maybe you can have a try on what i told @elfag.blogg.no before.baxbax wrote:I think, that something did go wrong. Now when I switch on the 3D printer, the 3DTouch sensor, starts up and down, but after blinks.@Marco
So you mean the Sensor works fine during the calibration but the nozzle is not in the right position when printing?
If you do,decrease the value "-1.4" in the following codes:
CODE: SELECT ALL
#define Z_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER -1.4
You can decrease it to "-1.9" first to see if it makes a difference.