My printer (Felix 3 DIY) works fine. At the end of a print the bed returns to the XY position of the start.
That is that the bed goes to the front.
I wonder if I could change this position. I want the heated bed in the middle at the end of a print. (Y position-half way to the front).
Can I change this in the Gcode, or must it be done in the printer code?
P.S. I work with the printer in stand alone with micro SD cards put into it.
Has anybody an idea how to manage this?
changing the position of the heated bed at the end of a print
Hi Printyant,
Can be easily changed in the G-Code manually or alternatively automatically when you generate print paths in the software... What software are you using? In most slicing software you can define optimal defaults for offsets, park positions, etc, avoiding errors.
Cheers,
Can be easily changed in the G-Code manually or alternatively automatically when you generate print paths in the software... What software are you using? In most slicing software you can define optimal defaults for offsets, park positions, etc, avoiding errors.
Cheers,
Felix 3.0 Dual Head * E3D Titan V6 * Repetier-Host V2.1.3 * Repetier-Firmware 0.92.9 (01/08/17 - Modified) * KISSlicer Pro - 1.6.3 * Arduino 1.8.5 *
Although you have not specified your slicer (just your host), they are all fairly generic in terms of settings.
For example assuming you are using Slic3r you would go to your printer settings (see attached images) and amend the default G-code line with your new preferred position. Note this command is directly followed with the M84 (disable motors) so effectively this will be your final destination point within the program.
Similarly if using Kisslicer (which is my default) you can edit the 'postfix' section accordingly.
Cheers,
Marc
For example assuming you are using Slic3r you would go to your printer settings (see attached images) and amend the default G-code line with your new preferred position. Note this command is directly followed with the M84 (disable motors) so effectively this will be your final destination point within the program.
Similarly if using Kisslicer (which is my default) you can edit the 'postfix' section accordingly.
Cheers,
Marc
Felix 3.0 Dual Head * E3D Titan V6 * Repetier-Host V2.1.3 * Repetier-Firmware 0.92.9 (01/08/17 - Modified) * KISSlicer Pro - 1.6.3 * Arduino 1.8.5 *