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@Kwad3d yes, so that makes sense it looks like the magnet is very close to the sensor

Most likely yes.

@Phaedrux So not sure exactly what it was but my guess is the low acceleration on the z axis as you pointed out should be raised to 60. I placed 3mm of carbon under the front to exaggerate the needed compensation and it seems to be following it pretty well. there are a few spots where it sill print just a little too high but I will try increasing the probe points to see if it improves on it. But overall its usable so im happy. thanks again for helping.

@Kwad3d Ok Im Good. Sorry for the false alarm. It was all just a Typo error on my part holding me back

@Phaedrux Yes agreed. let me see how far I can get with the info and documentation you provided and I will get back to you

also, are you using an asus wifi router. ive had issues with mine at first and had to turn off a few settings. it was a nitemare to find. I think there is an app or something out there to "find all duets on my network".. might hunt for that.

@Kwad3d Please post your current config.g, send M115 to the Duet and post the response (shows firmware version) and, ideally, post a screen shot of the bed mesh.

Inconsistent probing can be caused by many things; probing too fast, poor wiring connections, electrical interference, mechanical issues (slipping or binding moving parts) and so on. It can, of course, be caused by electronics malfunctions or firmware bugs, but these are pretty rare! Most likely a configuration error is to blame, which is why seeing your current config.g would be most useful.

Ian