Auto Level for Graber I3

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This is a tutorial on how to activate auto-leveling for the Graber I3 3D printer model. To accomplish this task, it's essential to connect an affordable 9G servo to a Makerbot-style endstop device. Print Settings for Optimal Performance For successful print runs with this specific setup, there are certain configuration settings that should be taken into consideration. Key among them include raft layers and print supports. Raft Layers These secondary support layers aren't strictly necessary, and they don't make or break the overall quality of a given print. However, experienced makers may find value in omitting them altogether during test prints or final output production. Print Supports Unlike the aforementioned rafts, these internal pillars that bridge gaps are a critical factor in printing stability, providing crucial reinforcement to printed items without hindering movement. Fortunately, it is entirely optional and left up to personal preference to decide whether you wish to add them into your model's layering scheme during the actual 3D-printing process. Infill Achieving uniform internal strength for an object may sometimes require some level of pattern filling with various shapes, and the chosen level depends entirely upon the specific task at hand and personal experience with available printer settings. As part of your experiment, start by attempting a moderately high percentage (20 percent, as shown in these illustrations) within a controlled environment prior to printing any item that's supposed to possess real structural integrity under different stressors during its functional use cycle. By mastering auto-leveling with your new I3 model equipped appropriately using such precise details on basic setup adjustments - such as choosing appropriate settings from menus within available operating software - it allows even novice hobbyists access powerful high quality fabrication possibilities previously available only via expensive commercial solutions!