# NOTE Lines must not exceed 132 characters, and '#' characters mean what follows is ignored This results in the axis set to X180.00, Y0.00 and Z180.10 due to the 4.90mm offset when callibrating. This writes the setting in the config-override file M500 #Store new zero location permanently (M500). MOVE NOZZLE DOWN GRADUALLY TO ALLOW PAPER TO FIT UNDER G1 X90 Y90 Z10 #Move nozzle to middle of plate at 10mm above zero I then calibrate the Z axis using a piece of paper under the nozzle in the center of the build plate using the following GCode: G28 #Home all axis
My Smoothieware settings are down the bottom of the page - note gamma_max of 185. I'm a bit surprised there isn't more info on the TinyFab support site to allow a new user to get started. I'm so stuck and would appreciate any assistance.
Cura and the Cetus3D but I am not sure if they involve the TinyFab CPU or if they are just for printing GCode in UpStudio as most of the posts are over a year old now. I am totally willing to experiment to get print quality to match / exceed what I was getting in Up Studio but I am having a lot of difficulty getting started. I am at the stage of trying to get a 20mm cube printed and have decided to use Cura for slicing and producing the G-Code and then issuing the GCode via Repetier-Host which I think TinyFab himself uses. I have now spent days getting the BLTouch installed and 3 point leveling working. I have my Cetus3D MkII with TinyFab CPU installed. First of all, apologies for the massive post.
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