Is it possible to independently z calibrate 2 extruders

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• Repetier

  January 2018

  Sure, from repetier.ino
  
  

  - G134 Px Sx Zx - Calibrate nozzle height difference (need z probe in nozzle!) Px = reference extruder, Sx = only measure extrude x against reference, Zx = add to measured z distance for Sx for correction.

  You normally set E0 z offset zero and adjusts then against that height.
  G134 P0 S1
• overdrive

  January 2018

  Awesome, thank you.
  So the start code would be something like this (assuming the x and y offset of extruder 2 is set)
  
  

  turn machine on and set units

  G28

  select and wipe extruder 1

  G32 S0 

  select and wipe extruder 2

  G134 P0 S1
  

  select first extruder to print with
• Repetier

  January 2018

  1. You need to heat nozzles if nozzle is endstop as ooze can have different results. Guess this is what you mean with wipe.
  2. You do M134 not in start gcode. The result is stored in eeprom so no need to repeat it. You only do it if you disassembled extruder so value may have changed.
  
  
• overdrive

  January 2018

  I will have to do it each print. I have a modular hotend system with a trivial swap-out setup. Thus, the height differs almost every print as i have 20 different nozzle sizes and geometries depending on the part/material to be printed.
  
  Is there a way not to save to eeprom every time?
• Repetier

  January 2018

  No it will always store to eeprom. Of course you could go to commands.cpp and search 134: and near the end of the case
  
  

  #if EEPROM_MODE != 0

              EEPROM::storeDataIntoEEPROM(0);

  #endif

  remove the store command or make it depend on some parameter. YOu could still change it permanently with M500 if needed.
• overdrive

  January 2018

  Cool, will do that thanks.