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Mesh Bed Leveling (MBL) allows interactively measuring a Z height mesh without a bed probe. The only tool required is a piece of paper or a feeler gauge. MBL uses the mesh to compensate for variations in height across the bed.
26 sty 2020 · This article describes how to customise the Ender 3 Pro by first flashing a bootloader, then how to compile and flash Marlin version 1.1.9 with the latest bug fixes. Plus the inclusion of some additional functionality such as manual mesh bed levelling.
By default, your Ender 3 Pro will mesh bed level using a 3 x 3 grid. I've tried 5 x 5 and honestly, reverted back to 3 x 3 to see what I'd gain or lose and never went back to 5 x 5 because there was no discernible advantage (for me).
Manual Mesh Bed Level: Choose motion > bed leveling > level bed to start mesh leveling. With single layer post-it-note, go around the nine points. At each point, lowever the Z until the post-it is stuck, then raise until it gets loose. Store the settings when complete. Setting Z height: Print CHEP's bed leveling test, the one with all the squares.
Manual Mesh Bed Leveling. This one’s a bit more complicated and not really recommended for absolute beginners since it requires you to change some things in the firmware. Essentially, what mesh bed leveling does is create a mesh model of your bed, lowering or raising the nozzle while printing the first layer to compensate for an uneven bed ...
13 sty 2023 · How to Use Mesh Bed Leveling – Ender 3 & Marlin. Here’s how to use mesh bed leveling on the Ender 3: Edit the configuration file; Level the bed; Print a bed test pattern; 1. Edit the Configuration File. The first step in order to use mesh bed leveling on the Ender 3 is to adjust your printer’s firmware by editing a configuration file.
To use the manual level, go to PREPARE -> SCROLL DOWN -> MESH_BED_LEVEL (you'll see it). Scroll down and use nudge up/nudge down to change Z value and next to go to next point. When finished, click save and restart and the mesh should be saved (i dont know where to, I'll have to research a bit).
