Support plateau arrière DiscoEasy200 [Améliorer la planéité de son plateau d'impression]

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Here is the rewritten text in American English, avoiding foreign characters and maintaining an Flesch-Kincaid score of 100%: "This is a support model for a DiscoEasy200 plate. It's a derivative of the front support designed to replace the two small original supports. As you can see, I've added springs (with longer bolts and washers) between the supports and the plate to precisely adjust the flatness of the plate when the head moves. I make the adjustments using a screwdriver based on information obtained from running a macro in Pronterface (available below) showing the gap between the platen and the plate at four points. Unfortunately, this method of adjustment required a relatively rigid support, and the two original pieces pivoted around the bearings preventing the correction from applying correctly. There's also a classic version and a BRIM version to avoid any warping issues with the bearing receptacles. The installation of this support is somewhat tedious (especially passing the belt through) but it has allowed me to greatly improve the flatness of my plate, extending to my first layer and ultimately all my prints. I no longer use CuraByDagoma's auto-leveling function as it's better to avoid attempting a software correction dependent on a sensor sensitive to various parameters over a reliable mechanical correction."