@fcwilt Oh Your still here??? Thought I said you could leave.....

@fcwilt Your not here to help so I will just hang out for a Mod who knows what there talking about and what Im talking about. Like I said earlier.... If you don't know what the word "Mesh" is referring to then you don't have the mental capacity to be of any assistance. However I don't believe this is the case. I think that you know what I referred to and are just playing a childish game to pass some time....

@fcwilt If you say so.... regardless your of no assistance to my issue if you can't figure out what's going on here LOL. Duet3D support will understand just fine as they always do and have a non condescending reply that addresses my direct issue.

If I have to explain what that meant then you obviously are not going to be of much assistance. I never said Mesh Leveling I only said "Mesh" which is actually a generic term used in 3D printing to describe the the grid generated either manually or by a probe. "Height Map" is a term not used with Marlin or other firmware I'm aware of and is generically referred to by Mesh. Being I run a shop with 30 machines of different operating systems I tend to use the more widely accepted term. Semantics over proper terminology is not going to assist me however but Thanks for commenting though...
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@fcwilt my height map looks better then that however still lifts off on one side by about 1mm. So You don't know what your talking about and are just trolling at this point. You have not contributed anything at all besides criticizing my terminology I use. I don't want you to comment any longer and be on your way now...

@droftarts Ok I will provide that info soon as I get back to the Office. Regardless I would like to increase the idle strength of the motors to prevent the bed droop between prints. Is that possible?

Thanks for responding. Its a Core XY machine. The leveling performs just fine besides being off on one side consistently. I can see the Z motors adjusting as it progresses across the bed. The amount of lift is consistent enough that all I have to do after finishing a probe is reach down and clock the one Z motor one click and the desired affect is achieved. There may be a simpler solution as the only reason I have to re level is due to the bed being heavier then normal and drooping when the motors go to idle. So is it possible to simply adjust the idle current to provide more support to the bed between prints? Then the minor inconvenience of manually adjusting the one Z axis would only have to be done after the printer is shut down... which is only like once a month.

@fcwilt Your not here to help so I will just hang out for a Mod who knows what there talking about and what Im talking about. Like I said earlier.... If you don't know what the word "Mesh" is referring to then you don't have the mental capacity to be of any assistance. However I don't believe this is the case. I think that you know what I referred to and are just playing a childish game to pass some time....

@fcwilt Oh Your still here??? Thought I said you could leave.....

@fcwilt No confusion. You have nothing positive to add and are only here to argue with the poster. Just trolling. The only one confused here is the guy who can't figure out what I meant when I said Mesh...

@fcwilt my height map looks better then that however still lifts off on one side by about 1mm. So You don't know what your talking about and are just trolling at this point. You have not contributed anything at all besides criticizing my terminology I use. I don't want you to comment any longer and be on your way now...

@fcwilt If you say so.... regardless your of no assistance to my issue if you can't figure out what's going on here LOL. Duet3D support will understand just fine as they always do and have a non condescending reply that addresses my direct issue.

If I have to explain what that meant then you obviously are not going to be of much assistance. I never said Mesh Leveling I only said "Mesh" which is actually a generic term used in 3D printing to describe the the grid generated either manually or by a probe. "Height Map" is a term not used with Marlin or other firmware I'm aware of and is generically referred to by Mesh. Being I run a shop with 30 machines of different operating systems I tend to use the more widely accepted term. Semantics over proper terminology is not going to assist me however but Thanks for commenting though...
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@jay_s_uk Not sure if you read the whole post or not. Never said anything that would confuse Bed leveling with Mesh leveling. I also said that the mesh generated was lifting off the bed. So it was not valid in the first place making any manual adjustments I make irrelevant.

@jay_s_uk A bed mesh is generated after probing the bed. Its a 3D printer.
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