The default temperature for Preheat PLA is 180° and the suggestion is to make it 200°. Select Prepare / Preheat PLA / Preheat PLA on the controller. I’m going to use PLA filament, so I will preheat the bed and the nozzle for that material. Select Prepare / Move Axis / Move Z / 40mm on the controller. The first step is to move the head high enough from the build surface so I can purge some of the filament: Still not sure its perfect, but I will get better over time. Since this was an out of the box leveling, it took some time to get it right and I had to repeat the process a couple of times. Now I repeat for the remaining three adjustment dials. Just a slight amount of drag as I pull and push paper between the print head and the build surface. I should be able to move paper under the print head but with some slight resistant. Count-clockwise to move bed away from print head.Clockwise to move bed closer to print head.Place the print head at one corner of the build surface on top of the bed level adjustment dial.
Select Prepare / Auto home on the controller. Now where can I find one of those? Alright, have a post-in note and I need to feed a pet be back in a bit.īack to the video. I need a business card or a post-it note. This seems like a step I will need to do regularly so I need to pay attention to this one. I can’t move it with my fingers and the gantry moves up and down smoothly. About a quarter turn and the roller is perfect. In my case, this means rotating the nut counter-clockwise. I can, so I need to tighten it per the instructions. The video says I should not be able to rotate the idler by hand.
The steps to loosen the base brackets worked for me and I only had to loosen and tighten the left bracket. There is a fair amount of wobble in my 3D printer. Like my previous post, this post will be in a journal format. I’ll follow ]that video and prepare my printer.
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