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====== Why does the Z Offset Drift, | ====== Why does the Z Offset Drift, | ||
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==== Should it be saved? | ==== Should it be saved? | ||
- | The value for the gcode z offset that fine adjusts layer height to properly shape the filament cross section is not saved in [[printer.cfg]]. The Elegoo ancillary [[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. | + | The value for the gcode z offset that fine adjusts layer height to properly shape the filament cross section is not saved in [[blog: |
==== Does it drift or vary between prints? ==== | ==== Does it drift or vary between prints? ==== | ||
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Well, it doesn' | Well, it doesn' | ||
- | The default probe tolerance for its readings using either the [[Klipper]] or [[Elegoo]] defaults allows for inaccuracies of 100 [[microns]], | + | The default probe tolerance for its readings using either the [[blog: |
- | The z steppers using Elegoo' | + | The z steppers using Elegoo' |
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