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Wrong bed size for Marlin 2.1.1

Open justin-cotarla opened this issue 2 years ago • 8 comments

It seems the bed size is incorrectly defined for the Marlin 2.1.1 configurations. They are set as:

#define X_BED_SIZE 180
#define Y_BED_SIZE 172

I believe it should be:

#define X_BED_SIZE 180
#define Y_BED_SIZE 180

justin-cotarla avatar Nov 30 '22 04:11 justin-cotarla

there is also an offset of -4mm for Y (I assume is to make the 'runaway' along the X axis for filament ?) So should be like 176 ???

navivfr avatar Nov 30 '22 07:11 navivfr

It's so bltouch won't probe on a bed clip for a glass bed.

bdwilson avatar Nov 30 '22 16:11 bdwilson

Was also hight wrong (120mm) On what i understand he use Glass bed with clip, so he loose surface (PEI plate is fantastic BTW) I made a compilation upon is config with

  • full dimension (180x180x180, but its possible to push it to 190 without any problem) no more -4mm.
  • 7 points bed levelling (better for 0.1mm layers).
  • Temp Bed changement for auto level - Extruder 0° / Bed 110°, I'm printing PETG mostly (I can compile one with you parameters)
  • Black backgroud and some color change

If you interest by downloaded it, But I don't know where to push it.

navivfr avatar Dec 03 '22 11:12 navivfr

Sure. You can drop it in releases in a new folder. Please include the .h files as well.

bdwilson avatar Dec 03 '22 13:12 bdwilson

Hello, i created a folder with a readme.MD under Releases/2.1.1/.

Look like you have to validate ? Feel free to change the folder name... But I need be able to upload the .bin inside this folder BR

navivfr avatar Dec 03 '22 15:12 navivfr

You'll have to do a pull request.

bdwilson avatar Dec 03 '22 20:12 bdwilson

i dont know how to do this

navivfr avatar Dec 05 '22 18:12 navivfr

The weird thing is that the header file in the repo has 180, but the header file in the release has 120.

I'm a total newb to this, so I don't know if the running firmware references the header file or not, but it seems like "what is the compiled firmware using" is the real question.

tildebyte avatar Jan 19 '23 17:01 tildebyte