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Oh wow that's awesome to hear, thank you!! These videos take me a lot of time to make and whenever anyone leaves a comment like thiabit truly means the world to me. Thank you!

Thank you so much, you're too kind!! If my videos can help people better understand Klipper and get the most out of it then I am a happy man! I appreciate you taking time to leave a comment and let me know how this helped! I really appreciate it!

So happy to hear it! Now it's time to enjoy that printer!

I'm not sure what part of the video you're referring to, but this modification does much more than adding a bed probe. This will turn a Bowden style system into a direct extrusion system, which can then be equipped with a bed probe.

It does in fact have a max temp of 350c. I never got a chance to print any materials at that temp though as I only have nylon on the higher temp end.

@@PrintsLeo3D lol ok i got confused cause the screen said 250c lol

@hasanmich1504 my apologies, I was probably running a petg or ASA print

Thank you so much!!!! And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, makes my day!

Yea this is one of those small additions that can make a huge quality of life difference. I appreciate you leaving a comment !

Welcome!!! These small calibrations are what play a huge role in our overall print quality, and I'm glad this video was able to get you there! Cheers!

Thank you!!! Comments like this are what motivates me to keep making more videos!

Thanks sm I appreciate it! I know there have been a lot of users with Elegoo machines that have helped contribute to this video by leaving helpful comments like this. So thank you and everyone else who helps make this video and comment section informatibe.

It will depend on what printer you have. Most printer manufacturers will sell new bed sheets direct from their website. You can also find comparable or even better bed sheets from third party companies through Amazon or AliExpress. Just make sure you get the correct size for your bed.

Printer configuration files don't come with start and end print macros by default. You can usually find a very bare bones start and print macro on the internet and then add or adjust them to suit your printer needs. Such as proving before each print, or using mesh probing, making adjustments like that. If you go to my website printsleo3d.com there are some basic start and print macros under my Klipper tab.

Printer configuration files don't come with start and end print macros by default. You can usually find a very bare bones start and print macro on the internet and then add or adjust them to suit your printer needs. Such as proving before each print, or using mesh probing, making adjustments like that. If you go to my website printsleo3d.com there are some basic start and print macros under my Klipper tab.

@@PrintsLeo3D ok thank you!!

@EBIKESBR anytime! Let me know if you need more help

Z tilt was a topic that I was looking forward to covering. My T500 makes great use of z_tilt with its huge bed so I was thinking of using that as a focus.

@@PrintsLeo3D looking forward to it. :)

Thanks! The BL touch video is long, but it's where I would recommend to start. It goes over how to make sure your bl touch is setup correctly which is the baseline for a lot of these calibrations.

@@PrintsLeo3D good to know, I'll start with that video, and then follow up with this one. Thanks for the help ❤

@Juan-um7du happy to help!

Glad this was informative. PEI and some variants have come such a long way since this video that it's probably time I did a little update! Thanks for the comment and for watching!

I really try. My natural cadence is very fast, so I am very mindful of slowing down. When I get excited or really I tk a topic I tend to forget about that and just blaze forward. I appreciate the feedback

@@PrintsLeo3D I wrote the comment in the first couple of minutes, but i must say, very good video. Didn't think you would go so in depth.

@viktorbrasse1920 thank you very much! I try and dive into these sort of necessary but mundane topics to try and flesh them out for people a little better. I appreciate it!

Woah really! I had emailed them so long ago about it and they never responded with what their plans for it would be. It seemed like an odd omission , glad it's been added.

Are you looking for a storage system on the ground? I know people love using those large plastic containers/tubs to store filament and use as a dehumidifier.

You are absolutely right. The ability to reach such temps is really unmatched by others in this same market share. I will say I never really got a chance to test this long term, as I didn't have any filaments that would take such high temps.

Thanks for the feedback! Getting a camera going to watch your printer is a game changer, and opens you up to some more features (like failure detection) , so I'm happy to be able to help get this running!

The more you are in the hobby the easier and quicker a lot of the calibrations becomes, even second nature sometimes. It's always great to start with a great baseline and some baseline methods so if and when you do jump to a new machine you have a process that you know works for you. Great to hear it's working for you !

Thank you!!!

For PLA I think I a running around 235c, and bed is at 55c

Unfortunately no. It was mainly a time issue. I just didn't have the time to invest into thr project.

Sorry it's taking me so long to answer this, are you still running into an issue ?

Those times are awesome! Good luck and happy printing!

Thank you so much, that's so kind.

The speed really doesn't change from modifications like this. The biggest thing you can do to increase the speed of your printer is to move over to Klipper firmware (if you haven't done so already).

I'm not too sure what you're asking. Using a non Klipper environment (like Marlin) they have the ability to direct your print head and probe to exact locations in series. Which would allow you to adjust each corner. Having the probe take results and give you realtime data might be a bottleneck there but I'm sure if you spent enough time you could make it work.

Adding it to the list! Thank you so much!

I've never ran into this issue myself. I would ask what OS you are using and what pi?

@@PrintsLeo3D I'm using a RPi zero 2 w and I am doing this on a Windows laptop. I know that the RPi is not overheating or anything and it has power and all that. I can't think of anything that would cause this. It is a brand new pi, literally opened the amazon package 4 hour ago. Edit: also it still hasn't made any progress after 2 hours

@@PrintsLeo3D Is it possible for me to stop it and just start over? I don't want to unplug it or close the program and damage it in the same sense that you don't just pull a sd/usb out of a computer without ejecting it. Is there a way for me to stop it without damaging the system?

Thanks for the detailed comment. I thought I had my website linked in the description, but I wouldn't doubt that I forget it as on oversight as well lol I'll look through it now and add it , thanks!!