Out of Range Error on Large Print
I'm printing a big gridfinity base, and even though it should fit on the build plate (300x300), I'm getting an out of range error. I am using a blob, which may be moving the print, but I'm not sure what the best way to deal with this error is. I still have a bit of room on the edges on the build plate that looks usable.
I'd appreciate your thoughts in how to address this.
11 Replies
wee-brown•2y ago
I looked at the GCODE from #v-core-3, none of the movements are in the negatives - this is now a bit outside my experience, would you share the klipper.log file too?
Here it is. Line 2079.
wee-brown•2y ago
I'm AFK for a bit, will look when I'm back
Thanks for checking into it. No rush :)
wee-brown•2y ago
I can't see anything obvious, now this is a little dirty but you could add this to printer.cfg, to allow the head to move up to 0.04 mm past 0 into the negatives, there should be enough "give" in the x-stop switch to allow this much movement, since the switch activates before it's lever is pushed all the way down
[stepper_x]
position_min = -0.04
or wait for someone with more experience, which is probably the better idea
Also, for shits and giggles, shut it all down, the Pi, the controller. Then start it up, re-slice and try again.
Only thing I can think of is having a x or y offset from EVA and that is causing klipper to subtract it from the actual position thus causing a negative number
What about setting the print volume to be 301? Or just shunting the print 0.5mm to the right in the slicer?
wee-brown•2y ago
Both good ideas, just to get it to print
It doesn't look like it, but I have ran into similar issue when the skirt was outside the print area
No skirt no brim, I'm going to try with it just to the side a bit. I just didn't want to try anything if I was risking crashing.
Seems to have gone over that edge without failing. Thanks team :)
