Z-Axis moving too far
Re: Z-Axis moving too far
I had been trying for the past year to get this working. The update was ok but adding Gcode: "M92 Z400" command and the Gcode: "M500" to save all worked perfectly.
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Re: Z-Axis moving too far
Great advice, would you know what M92 should be posted if it doesn't have the T8 lead screws? Cheers
Re: Z-Axis moving too far
This fixed my problems!
I had actually used M206 to set the Z-axis offset but then my models were printing about 800% too tall.
Here is the M206 documantation:
http://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M206.html
If you used that, then you'll need to set the offset to zero when you fix the steps/mm issue with M92.
Now I can do all the other stuff needed to get my prints to come out correctly.
I had actually used M206 to set the Z-axis offset but then my models were printing about 800% too tall.
Here is the M206 documantation:
http://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M206.html
If you used that, then you'll need to set the offset to zero when you fix the steps/mm issue with M92.
Now I can do all the other stuff needed to get my prints to come out correctly.

Re: Z-Axis moving too far
After further tinkering and testing, I found that I actually needed the steps/mm and z-axis offset to get things working properly.vujsa wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 3:15 am This fixed my problems!
I had actually used M206 to set the Z-axis offset but then my models were printing about 800% too tall.
Here is the M206 documantation:
http://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M206.html
If you used that, then you'll need to set the offset to zero when you fix the steps/mm issue with M92.
Now I can do all the other stuff needed to get my prints to come out correctly.![]()
So if you find that neither correction fixes the issue, you may need to do both.