Ender-3 Cura Bed Mesh
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Safely use the Ender-3's full 235 mm bed in Cura. ============================================ [aso works in Cura 4.1] Note: this will not prevent the machine from hitting the clips, rather it provides you with a visual of the location of the bed clips in Cura's preview. Make sure to line up the clips with the adjuster screws for accuracy. The first step is required; the others just make it more accurate and allow use of the entire bed. 1. Place the STL file here: "C:\Program Files\Ultimaker Cura 4.0\resources\meshes\creality_ender3_platform.stl" 2. In Cura's "Machine Settings" set the bed X and Y to 235 mm. 3. For this to be 100% accurate, I recommend calibrating your workspace offsets and endstops. My offsets are: X: 2 Y: -2 Z: 0 To do this, print ClipTest VERY SLOWLY which should print from edge to edge (233.7 mm to be safe). Then measure the difference between where it printed and where it should have printed. Next, send this gcode (with your measured numbers): M206 X2.00 Y-2.00 Z0.00; sets the offsets M500; saves the offsets I haven't adjusted my endstops yet, but I can tell that my X is about 2 mm off. I assume the same is true for other Ender-3 machines. However, I have installed a glass bed with an intentional 5 mm overhang on the X side to allow room for the purge line. 4. If necessary, change Marlin in configuration.h: define X_BED_SIZE 235 define Y_BED_SIZE 237 (if you have a -2 mm Y offset)
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