We found this video extremely helpful. My 12 year old son was able to follow your instructions to properly level the bed and make his first print. You saved Christmas for us, thank you!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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@zac2877

5 ай бұрын

@@3DRundown theres a course!?!? dude, im there dude.

This is the best S1 levelling tutorial I've seen, this is FAR better than anything from creality.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Happy to help. Please see the pinned comment. :)

@AP-yd1wz

8 ай бұрын

Fully agree. Watched some 10 videos just on bed leveling and first layer, and had to search wide to finally get to this one and get some useful info on z offset.

Your video is the best I've seen hands down above all the rest out there on such a simple yet complicated/confusing subject - You take the time to explain and don't rush through the points so that one has time to absorb the information. THANK YOU so much for posting such a great tutorial! Look forward to other of your videos. :)

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

That means allot. Thanks so much

My guy....you deserve a medal for this video. You saved an 11 year olds surprised birthday gift.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome. Happy Birthday kiddo!!

a year later but just wanted to say thanks. I use this video regularly as I have a bad memory for the steps to level when I have to reset the zoffset for various reasons. This video really saves me time and makes for perfect prints. Thanks again

@3DRundown

17 күн бұрын

You are not the only one. I hear this quite a bit. Very welcome. I hoped to do more like this, but, time is my enemy...

Ive watched so many videos on how to level my printer. This video was the best so far! Extremely helpful. Thank you!

Awesome stuff! My 3 S1 arrived on Tuesday. It's my second 3D printer and an order of magnitude more complicated than the first. This is how teaching should be done.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Very well explained. I've watched like 20 of these and this is the first one I can make it through without going back. Thanks for the great pacing.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. I am very deliberate about that, so it's nice to hear.... :)

Outstanding, Thank you! The z-offset and the disable stretcher part is always the one I have the most trouble with and I was able to print the bunny out at -4.34 Z Offset. I can tell this is gonna be a hobby I'm gonna like once I'm more skilled enough.

Greetings from Turkey my friend! You explained it better than our Turkish youtubers. I didn't understand what they were saying in my own language so well! you are perfect! thanks.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Greetings from NJ, USA! Thanks so much. Happy to help! Learn with me on my Udemy Course "3D Rundown" 3DRUNDOWN.COM

I know the vid is at least a year old, but THANK YOU. This vid helped me fix all my printing issues.

@3DRundown

17 күн бұрын

This one is still among my best performing videos. Happy to help. :)

Thank you thank you thank you for this! I have been SO frustrated trying to figure this out and your video is the only helpful thing I found. I was honestly about to give up. Clear, detailed, perfect. This is how it should be done and you’re amazing!

@3DRundown

7 ай бұрын

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Just got my Ender 3 S1 as my first 3d printer and this video helped so much, got the plastic to stick to the bed and got a very good first print. Thank you so much for this video, really helped A LOT :)

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Very welcome. Happy to have you!! #SuperThanks

This guide worked great thank you for this video it was very helpful!

I've had mine for a few days did 3 prints that were good,watched this and wow the difference in just knowing how to do this the right way my current print is looking so much better than I thought possible

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Epic! Happy to help. #SuperThanks

Very helpful videos, thanks so much!

I just got the ender 5 pro with all the upgrades . I’m a retired engineer and wanted to just say you’re a good teacher lol and thank you for the videos saves me a lot of time lol

THANK YOU! Everyone else skips steps or glosses over important things. Following your video, straight through, just once, got my new S1 printing beautifully in about an hour! One of the best explanatory videos on the internet, on ANY topic! Subbed and thanks again!

@3DRundown

5 ай бұрын

Very welcome. I put great effort into doing just that, even though it's painfully tedious. Appreciate the kind words. :)

Just bought an Ender 3 S1 and used your method for leveling the Z-offset and first print turned out great. Thanks

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Epic. Happy to help!

Absolutely brilliant video thankyou so much - was trying to level all day yesterday was so stressful but followed your video and levelled first time 😂👍👍👍👌

@3DRundown

3 күн бұрын

Epic. Love to hear it!

Dude - thank you so much for this video. Great explanation and tutorial. Auto "Leveling" alone wasn't getting the job done. This got it done. THANK YOU AGAIN!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

My Pleasure. Happy to Help. Always Manually tram as close as possible first. 🤜🏼🤛🏼Please consider a Super Chat, or sponsoring me via Patreon, to help me continue shooting for this channel. Links on the Pinned Comment. 👍🏼✌🏼

As always, excellent job!

@3DRundown

2 ай бұрын

🙏🏼

Great tutorial and really helped me setup my new S1. thank you!!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Hey, Thanks for making this honest, down to earth video. It answered all my questions! You da MAN!

Hey thanks for the video i just got a ender 3 s1 and this really helped alot thanks man

A good and very clear explanation - nice one.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you for this video. You took the time to explain everything in a very detailed way, you spoke clear and concise . Just what I was looking for, other videos were incomplete and unclear, many with just music and no explanation. Thank you also for staying focused on point, and not straying off subject like some others do and waste time. You the man!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I really dislike the YT style of video. Its more about getting attention, than proper execution. I hate trying to lear from someone that is wizzing past things, blasting music, and acting like a tool. My YT videos, are taken from my full course: 3drundown.com. You may like it. Thanks so much for the kind words. I'll be sure to continue working this way for my peeps!

Great, easy to follow instructions, cool method. Worked perfectly for me after several failed attempts at other methods. Liked and subbed

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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I'm so glad KZread recommended this video to me. I've been trying to make my first print and I was getting it completely wrong. I will be following this video to a T and will come back to let you know how I did lol. I got this printer for my son he is 14 on the spectrum and I thought this would be a great way to get his creative juices going. Thank you so much for the step by step. Please wish me luck 🙏🏽

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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For me this video got my mind to click with how tuning the Ender 3 S1 works. Finally got a great 1st layer and now understand what to shoot for in the future!

@3DRundown

6 ай бұрын

Love it, go print some cool shizz!!

Thank you so much! I always found leveling the bed confusing and this really helped me out. You're awesome for doing this.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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@wjhamilton1984

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown Bought and watching now, pretty timely as I wanted to do some 3D prints for Christmas. Been struggling with 3D printing for a while and the way you teach really clicks with me. Thanks again, really appreciate it.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you for the video, this made ALL the difference for me

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

Very welcome. :)

A must-watch for any beginner.

The best video 👏🏻👏🏻 congrats really good explanation 👏🏻👏🏻

Congrats on having made the best video to explain how to use z offset together with manual bed leveling. I watched at least 10 leveling videos and none of them clearly explained relation between bed adjustment screws and z offset, causing confusion on something that ultimately is simple.

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much. These videos are allot of work, but, along my post watched. Good to have you. 🙏🏼

Perfect video! Printing flawlessly with my new s1 after watching this video!!

@3DRundown

6 ай бұрын

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Finally got my printer to work following this video! There are others out there but weren't specific to my printer - I needed this. Thanks!!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Epic. Happy to help! Consider my course at 3DRUNDOWN.COM

Ufff. Thank you so much.. the leveling was driving me crazy.. worked perfect 👌

@3DRundown

7 күн бұрын

I got you. 👍🏼

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@davidtaylor6870

Жыл бұрын

very good method. However, I would pretension the springs somewhat, then autolevel, and start your process. I feel without some pretension, the springs maybe too loose to have long term bed tramming, thanks, and regards

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I tensioned all 4 springs as the 1st step at @7:35

@mrepinc

Жыл бұрын

Great video, however, I have one question. In your demo, you show pressing the home button to start lowering the head from the home position to the paper. I am good to that point, Next, you move the head from the center position to the front left corner. I did not see you disable the stepper at that point in order to move the printhead. I disabled the stepper in order to move the head but now the leveling pin is dragging on the bed. Where am I going wrong here?

Thanks man! GS

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

🤜🏼🤛🏼

Thank god i found your video! i just set up my s1 and needed to level and your video is a perfect explanation step by step!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

🤜🏼🤛🏼

This video was great. Thank you for making it!!!!

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

Welcome Nichole!

Awesome video, from Chaos to a perfect print. Very grateful.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Epic. Happy to help!

@paulmai

Жыл бұрын

I absolutely loved the tip about tightening all of the wheels. Other guides talk about pressing down the plate, spinning until the wheel stops. Had mixed results. But your technique is solid and consistent. I was impressed.

Thank you for this video, saved me a lot of time.

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

Awesome. Happy to help!

Ok I admit it I slightly snapped at the paper part but I’ve been trying to set this printer up for 7 plus hours (it’s my first one) but after a smoke break and a chill I’ve done it. Thanks so much I now have my first tiny 3d printed rabbit 🎉🎉🎉

This is so good my 10 yr old son finnaly fixed his printer and made me a boat

@3DRundown

7 ай бұрын

Epic. #Winning

Tnx man, this helped a lot

Just sent your video to my buddy. He just unboxed his new E3S1 and is having problems. This is exactly what he needs to check!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Bro, I have a whole video dedicated to tuning the S1. Find THAT one! But this one is Crucial

My test print came out great. Just needed to adjust the z offset abit and BAM! Thanks a mil

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Love it. 🔥🔥

Holy shnikeys! Where were you a few years ago when I started 3D printing? Well, probably right here I suppose. Finding your channel would have saved me maybe 20 different upgrades, regrades, repairs, etc. This is, by far, the single simplest, yet most informed instruction on this topic anywhere in the known universe. I may have a 30 foot bronze statue of you placed on my front field! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much. Getting my method across, was super important to me. So many people struggle with this. I'll Print a flux capacitor, go back in time, and make sure you find me sooner!! In the meantime, I"ll expect a photo of my statue. 😂😂

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

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Thanks, very helpful!!

Thank you for making this video. I followed another vidoe/instructions and everything went OK for a week. Then everything turned to crap on me. I followed your steps and so far so good. I am a completely new to 3d printing.

The best video for leveling! No one explains like you tysm! CROSSING FINGERS! I leveled the bed right along with ya lol!😂!

@3DRundown

6 ай бұрын

This is the way. 🔥🔥

This is a perfect beginner setup video! Also I could listen to you talk all day lol.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

In the real world, I talk to much, to fast, and I'm too silly! Lol. So, this comment meant allot to me, as I TRY to be clear and proffesional. :P

At first I wasn't enticed to watch your video, but I grabbed a beer and said what the heck. OMG, I have such a better understanding of the Z-Offset concept now. I love the manual re-re-leveling after setting the Z-Offset and then running the bed level (mesh build) process after that. The printer is off and running.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Happy to win you over. Now go print something awesome! And visit me at 3drundown.com

Awesome video, thank you!!!!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Welcome! Happy to help! Learn with me: 3Drundown.com

Great Tutorial.

Thank you!! It worked great

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

🤜🏼🤛🏼

Thanks for making this video it solves all my problems 👍👍

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Awesome. 🔥🔥

Super helpful thank you so much

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Happy to help. :)

yioyu made this look easy... lol I am struggling but got a decent print. I need to go back and re tune bed thanks for taking the time to show this

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

It IS easy. I promise. It will come with experience. You'll develop a feel & an instinct for it. Soon it'll take you 2 seconds to bang it out, run an ABL, and adjust your Z-Offset

THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU - for this video!!!!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Your Welcome! Your Welcome! Your Welcome! Your Welcome! Your Welcome! Your Welcome! Please see the Pinned Comment on this video

Nice video, thanks :)

Thanks for saving my sanity on Christmas day

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

That's the plan!! My pleasure!

Thank you so much I was loosing my mind thinking I got a messed up z switch or some crap that I read on Reddit

just set my S1 up :) cheers pal

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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This is appreciated

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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great directions. the only hiccups I had were my gantry was out of level from the factory. Also I didn't tighten the springs before the first "auto home" and by the time I got the height close to the nozzle the adjustment screws for the springs were all the way loose. I had to start over.

Thanks for this, having issues with it coming off mid print, we’ll explained. Appreciate it. Now to level,properly. I hope.😄

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Happy to help, you'll get better with experience

@jeffholmes1362

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown thank you, I have run the demos no issue, now trying a files I made 😃

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you very much for the video. And thanks for the tuning tips! Constant reminding of "don't panic" is priceless! Yep, I was panicking. But it was mostly because of the bad reputation of the process. But you made it very easy to understand the tricks of the Z-offset. I have one obvious question, if the sandpaper lines happened (I bet you already knew I was gonna suck at first time) what can I use to that them off. Asetone ? alcohol?

@3DRundown

10 ай бұрын

Lol. Building up things as super hard, or impossible, in your head, is a major cause of failure. Don't Panick! Lol. If you scraped up your bed, you can try IPA, and razor blade. Never use Acetone for any reason ever. However.... A Glass bed is like $12. If you trashed it. Swap it out and move along. Trade $15 for your mental health, and time

Dude removing the bed at the end! Lmao had no idea!

@3DRundown

6 ай бұрын

Surprise! 😂🤣

Creality should be paying you to write/film their documentation. Infinitely better than the manufacturer's offerings; resolved all my first-layer printing problems.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I wish! They give me nothing. Lol. Please use my affiliate links when shopping. It's the best I can get....

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Do tell them to send me more stuff to cover!

Thanks for your comment in the last video. I'm gonna try this when I get home

@3DRundown

4 ай бұрын

Good luck!

@3DRundown

4 ай бұрын

Watch this also: kzread.info/dash/bejne/n3-q1dZvodPRgNo.html

Thank you! I read through the instruction booklet but was so confused why it printing so bad, they need to mention this stuff!! Or even include a QR code to this video lol

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I've been told Creality sends people my Videos. 😂😂😂 happy to help. :)

Amazing tutorial ! Still can't get it done for 2 days but still good job

@3DRundown

10 ай бұрын

Yes you can. I believe in u

Can’t wait to get home and try this on my s1 plus, it’s been a headache with the nozzle crashing into the bed before every print and it occasionally giving me a probing error when I use the ABL

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Subbed in the first 3 min, Thanks for ELI5'ing for me!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you so much!!! How often should you run the level bed command and check z offset, before every print?

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Only when you see an issue. If you start seeing a first later where it's inconsistent, running ABL is often enough to correct it. Z Offset is something you should get comphy keeping an eye on. Sometimes a print will fail to stick it's first layer, and you'll just know to cancel it and dip your Z a tiny bit, start again and be good to go. I always use a skirt, so I can adjust before the print starts. A good tramming and ABL should last you many prints.

what i found to be the only working way to tram is to flash a third party firmware called professional firmware it's really easy to flash you just move the bin file to the sd card name the folder a specific name (you need to look this up) then put the sd card in the printer and start it thats it it's flashed it's incredibly easy just make sure to use the right firmware f4 for example is for the newer version of the s1 it comes with a tramming wizard which measures each corner so rather than guessing blindly you get told which corner is too high up by numbers so if you want you can tram it even better than feel or eye as it measures using the cr touch

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I much prefer manual. Newer Marlin has all sorts of Tramming Wizards, but I never use them. Whatever works though!

hahaha I love this, hell yes, singlets ftw, you're a legend \m/

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Wife Beaters all day! LMAO (don't Cancle me...)

Great Video! How did you get the bed adjusting wheels to stay tight? I see no way of doing that and mine turn pretty easy! Thanks ahead!

@3DRundown

10 ай бұрын

They stay on their own, and should not be loose. How are your springs? Are they the yellow ones?

@johnjuderjahn2054

10 ай бұрын

The springs look gold or brass colored. I followed your video and got it all adjusted and the machine seems to print fine but if I so much as touch one of those wheels, it turns very easy! The machine is brand new! Thank You!@@3DRundown

@3DRundown

10 ай бұрын

They should be yellow. I THINK the S1 comes with them. If not, may be worth changing them. But 1st, if they are THAT lose, tighten them some more. This will lower the bed, so, you'll need to adjust your Z-OFFSET, and of course, TRAM AGAIN, but, it may be worth it. I want your knobs holding for MONTHS without having to touch them

My bed was too bent to do this calibration. The middle of the bed was always to far away from the nozzle after this calibration but the four corners was ok. I use a S1 plus and I needed to turn the 4 knobs fully down (full spring tension). Set z-offset to -5. Do the manual level in each corner an turn the knobs up and use the paper. This allowed me to get the middle and corners of the bed calibrated correctly even if the bed was bent.

@3DRundown

8 ай бұрын

Over tightening the knobs will cause the hot plate to flex and warp. You can actually watch it happen. This is the problem here.

Hey man thanks for your help I this is probably the best video on this topic. But I have 1 problem my nozzle scrapes against my print as it goes but it still prints decent is there any advice u could give I have a ender 3 s1

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Hit u back in a bit with some thoughts. (It's 1am and my brain is asleep. 😛)

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I would first consider trying a different infil pattern. Some patterns are more prone to this than others. Have look at your Z-rods, to be sure you are not experiencing any Lag, and consider slowing down a thing or 2 in your accelloration. Have a look at my most recent S1 video, and check over your girl

@trippyplants6849

Жыл бұрын

Ok ima try thanks man ur the man

Thx for the video, we would love it if you could make a video about inconsistent CR Touch and how to overcome it like manual mesh editing, replacing or any other ways. It's really a pain.

@3DRundown

5 ай бұрын

Hi, I run a room full of CR-TOUCH, and have no problems with it. Editing the mesh isn't really a great idea, because you want the ABL to be able to adjust for the minor inconsistencies in your Manual Tramming. If you edit the mesh, the adjustments will be wrong. What issues are you having?

@KenanYusufTemel

5 ай бұрын

@@3DRundown Hi, lots of people have problems with their Cr-Touch and a lot of them go with editing their wrong mesh point values as a last resort to be able to get good first few layers. ABL doesn't work well for a lot of people like me. Mesh points are all wrong some points are too close some points are too away from the bed so we end up editing them manually. I bought my S1 in december 2022 and I am your subscriber since then but because of my ABL problem it's been getting dusty in my closet. Last year with manual editing I was able to get perfect no-gap, no-bubbles, smooth and strong first layers but it took hours. Nothing else works.

@3DRundown

5 ай бұрын

I've never edited a mesh. Not once. However, the S1 is an absolute pile of sh*t. It's the only printer I've ever had an ABL issue with. It's not the CR-TOUCH, it's the S1. It can't make a proper mesh to save the world. Why? I have no idea. My S1+ is super. My S1, sits on my basement floor.

@KenanYusufTemel

5 ай бұрын

@@3DRundown Yeah when S1 series work they work beautiful but I hear some manufacturing error caused some of them to be this way so a lot of people suffers from the same thing. Thx again have a nice day.

@3DRundown

5 ай бұрын

I never got a firm answer on my my S1 misbehaved, but, I gave up on it. However, I did print a mask with it, that ended up on national television, so, I guess at least I had a small win with it. It sit's on my floor now...

This is a great tutorial IF you have manual height adjusting wheels. I have a new CR-10 Smart, and it doesn't have manual height adjusting wheels like my old CR-10 (or your Ender). No manual adjusting is allowed!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Yup. My CR6-Max has no knobs, which is a royal pain in the ass

@dougs6460

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown So what do you do?

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Rely on the ABL Mesh, unfortunetly, and get that Z-OFFSET adjusted JUST right. Check your bed screws, make sure none of them are loose. My 6MAX had very loose bed screws. (video on that here)

First of all thanks for your tutorial. It's reassuring to see a video with the exact printer model. I made the 3.1.9 marlin update from the creality site and now you can see a map of the bed leveling with different values in the auto-leveling menu. How this feature can help if we use it with your method ?

@3DRundown

10 ай бұрын

These things have been around for a while. It's nice to see Creality catch up. You may need to pick your poison, sometimes. Firmware Tools, or the old fashioned way. I use this way 99/100 times. MRISCOC on S1 let's you have it move the nozzle around, probe, then adjust the wheel, and probe again, till you get it super close, then you can run an ABL. I assume the new Creality is similar. Nothing wrong with that method, but, this method works, and you really shouldn't have to touch your knobs very often.

Need your help. You always make sense with these things.. my problem isI get error AB temp on my ender3 s1 pro how do I fix it. I tried looking up information from the book it came with no help. Can you do a video on this error what to do. Silly thing I did. I bought a new part. The whole printer head from Creality thinking to do a quick swap if that works but I’m waiting for the delivery. So I can learn from the broken one help 😢

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

You have a broken wire, likely on the Thermister. Imspect the wire, or, better yet, replace the Thermistor.

Hello! Thanks for your work for 3d print enthusiasts. I still have a problem (3s1 pro) with the level of the bed after automatic leveling (before everything is fine, all corners are ok with manula leveling). After that, for some unknown reason, there is a feeling that the bed is being folded, one side is a little too high and the other a little too low. Before the automatic leveling, everything was ok. I changed the surface to glass, the problem remained. Suspicion of the mechanism during automatic leveling. Another problem is that the CR touch does not measure where the nozzle is and not the entire area of the bed, but a smaller square, and on the right side the distance from the edge of the bed is greater than on the left side. When creating a bed map, the corners are interpolated where errors might occur. What are your thoughts? I would be grateful for any ideas as this printer has many places where errors can occur.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

The S1 firmware is really poor and many people struggle with the ABL on the S1's. Focus on getting your Z Offset correct and manual tramming as good as possible. Then your abl wont have to do much

The Ender 3 s1 is on my short list, what are your current thoughts for a 1st 3d printer

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Ender 3 Neo or Max Neo. Max has a larger bed size that can be really useful. S1 will serve you well also, however I do prefer glass on it

Thank you for this video, can you do it with a s1pro, pleaseeeee, the menu is diferent and i cannot make the nozzle down to print

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Hi! I already did! Check my uploads. :)

@tochtli00

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown thank you very much, i found it 🍻

Excellent video. You do what most "3D" gurus neglect. I really like the pacing also. But, when speaking about the PSU voltage, Please emphasise to set it to the country standard. South Africa etc uses 220V, not 150V. I've had customers in SA setting their psu to 150V as you suggest, and blew up their psu and blaming the machine for being faulty.

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I have no idea what you mean about "Neglect". I poked around but didn't find it. Have a time stamp? As for Power, I explain the step for power in my Country, but, I assume others know to adjust it for theirs, but, perhaps they don't

Hello, quick question for you. Can you make a video or explain how to tram the bed and set the z offset for a textured PEI sheet? I really don't want to drive my nozzle into this brand-new textured sheet. I believe it's double-sided. Husband got it for me and was only looking at the size nothing else about it. I haven't been able to find a video with this printer and I haven't found a video on tramming and setting the z offset for a textured PE sheet with this printer or at all for that matter. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! Have a great day!

@3DRundown

9 ай бұрын

Hi! The process is Exactly the same. Also, this bed IS a PEI bed.

Very helpful video, thank you! Do the s1 and s1 pro save the mesh to eprom automatically after ABL? Need to add M420 S1 to start gcode for it to load mesh for each print? Seems like some printers have to be sent m500 for it to save the mesh to eprom rather than ram. Seems like my ender 5 plus needs new ABL after each reboot, which leads me to believe its saving mesh to ram(all probe values are zero after each reboot). Thinking about getting s1 pro as well. Trying to clear up confusion for proper setup!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Hi. Welcome! You will want M420 S1 in your GCODE. That tells the printer to use the saved mesh. Some firmware prompts to save after ABL, some don't. Unless it prompts me to save (my S1 firmware does) I always save manually after a mesh, to be sure. M500 is the command to save. You won't need it, since you will have always done the ABL and saved. You just need to load and use it, via M420 S1 Learn with me on 3DRUNDOWN.COM

@gforce_117

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown Thank you for the clarification!

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

@@gforce_117 🤜🏼🤛🏼

@kennyc4904

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown Hmm, am a bit confuse - just got an S1 printer....using all stock firmware and the Creality slicer to start, and after doing all the steps in your tutorial, the S1 would save the mesh permanent in memory, but I would need to have M420 S1 in the GCODE inserted for all my prints to use and apply the saved mesh? Thank you

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

@@kennyc4904 Yessir. Every single file must be sliced with the M420 S1. You will be putting that in the Cura Profile, so you will only need to do it once, and it will be there anytime you slice, using that Printer in your Cura Profile

hi mate cracking video. better than the official one. can u possibly help me.. iv leveled up etc.. and printed but the probe is the same distance from the table as the nozzle..i e.. when i use paper t set etc.. the nozzle nips the paper and so did the probe is this normal.. or prints fine but then 2 are the same height

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

No, the retracted Probe Needle should be ABOVE the Nozzle. The extended probe Needle, during probing, should touch and retract before the nozzle. Have a look at your mount. Somehow, the Probe is too low.

@captdanford3841

Жыл бұрын

@@3DRundown hi thanks for that ive unscrewed the head amd taken up the slack so now the retracted probe is around .5mm higher than the nozzle....does thar sound better?

Bro got them eyes wide open got them serial killer stare... creepy lol good info tho hahaha

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Careful, be nice, or I'll K*ll you in your sleep. *After my prints finish

I see at 9:25 all your springs are tighten? right before your autohome for Z off? So all steps before are not necessary? or you took up you bed to nozzle and with such tightened springs?

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

I moved my Knobs at 7:20

I appreciate the video. But man, makes me wonder what the purpose is of the CR touch, especially on my S1, 16 points it checks and I still have to go through this…

@3DRundown

10 ай бұрын

It's only purpose is to study the bed and compensate for minor discrepancies. And it's really good at it. It also gives you full Z-Offset control.

Hi I appreciate your videos. They make a confusing subject much easier to understand for noobies. I have a cr touch installed on my Ender 3 v2, I was wondering if there is a tutorial on interpreting the mesh results ie; colors and numbers presented in the view mesh function? Thanks

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Thanks for the kind words. It seams my style of teaching, connect well with new users. I like that. :) Please consider supporting my UDEMY Course. I believe you will find it very helpful. This KZread, is a sister page, for that course, where the majority of my Content is. I am hopeful this channel, will help me grow my course. Here is a 50% off coupon code: "SAVEHALF". Go to: 3DRUNDOWN.COM, or search "3D RUNDOWN" on UDEMY. That's a great request. However, it may not be as straight forward as it sounds, due to various firmware, displaying results in various ways. However, I'll see if I can give it a go, to make a video! One thing I want you to remember, is, that, while you can learn about the quality of your Tramming, by looking at the mesh, and make adjustments, if something is REALLY off, that is not the main function of the mesh. So long as your tramming isn't REALLY bad, with any drastic inconsistencies, your machine, will use the ABL Mesh, to compensate for those inconsistencies, so that you don't need to worry abou them. Just be sure to put "M420 S1" in your GCODE for ALL your models

Hi! Thank you for valuable video. I tried number of different ways to level the bad but failed... I followed your method and stopped on the following: (your timig (9:42) - while I unsrew the wheels, at the mid of process,at my far right corber the nozzle stuck in the bed, the same time at other corners I had to unsrew the wheels for almost but nozzle was still above (at this moment the Z=0, offset was 0 also). I had the same situation during other set ups... Can you comment - what is wrong with?

@3DRundown

Жыл бұрын

Start your tramming with the wheels snugger, so the bed begins at a lower point. Make sure your not turning them too much to adjust when tramming. I turn VERY SMALL amounts at a time.