Canon Marv calibration helpers

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Calibration Assistance for Canon MARV (MW10) 3D Printer. The five-point calibration aid produces five pads, each measuring two by two centimeters, at every corner and in the center of the print bed. If a pad appears scratched, it signifies that the nozzle is positioned too closely to that corner. Action: Turn the screw adjacent to this pad counterclockwise by ten degrees. Gaps in the first layer indicate that the nozzle is situated too far from the bed at that corner. Solution: Rotate the screw beside this pad clockwise by ten degrees. After adjusting the screws, reprint the calibration aid. You can obtain the pre-sliced .marv file or download the .STL file and convert it to a .marv file using software. Good luck with the calibration process.