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why_does_the_z_offset_drift_or_vary [2025/09/08 12:42] – removed - external edit (Unknown date) 127.0.0.1why_does_the_z_offset_drift_or_vary [2025/09/14 01:51] (current) dshoop
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 +====== Why does the Z Offset Drift,  Vary or is Lost? ======
 +{{tag>faq z_offset}}
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 +=====Answer:=====
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 +==== Should it be saved?  ====
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 +The value for the gcode z offset that fine adjusts layer height to properly shape the filament cross section is not saved in [[blog:2025-09-07:printer.cfg]]. The Elegoo ancillary [[blog:2025-09-07:screen]] has workflows that attempt to save it to a file yet this is not a standard Klipper practice and using other printer controls results in indeterministic results. 
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 +==== Does it drift or vary between prints? ====
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 +Well, it doesn't, yet things that it's based off of do. 
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 +The default probe tolerance for its readings using either the [[blog:2025-09-07:klipper]] or [[blog:2025-09-07:elegoo]] defaults allows for inaccuracies of 100 [[blog:2025-09-07:microns]], which while often a variation of 30 microns is enough to throw off the filament squish. [[blog:2025-09-07:tuning_the_z_probe_configuration]] and improve this issue and is a best practice. 
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 +The z steppers using Elegoo's defaults allow for interpolation and introduce inaccuracies in the movement of the Z axis causing drift. This can be remedied by [[blog:2025-09-07:tuning_the_z_steppers]]. 
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