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How do I calibrate my MakerBot Replicator 2?
Navigate to Utilities > Calibration, and click Z Calibration. Then click the Run Home Calibration button and follow the prompts. During the homing calibration routine, the extruder nozzle will tap the homing pin (or the black bar) and the build plate and calculate the distance between the two.
How do you dial Z offset?
The key to adjusting Z offset using G-code is to home the printer first with G28 Z0 . Next, G92 Z0. 1 can be used to set a manual Z offset for printing. In this case, the printer has established the current (home) position to be Z = 0.1 mm.
Why does my MakerBot Replicator 2X shake when printing?
You can always get in touch with [email protected] for additional help and information. Motor shafts Fig. Your Replicator 2X will shake during printing if you print at high speeds with acceleration turned off. Attempting to print at high speeds with acceleration turned off can harm your MakerBot Replicator 2X.
What is the troubleshooting and maintenance guide for MakerBot?
This Troubleshooting and Maintenance Guide is designed as a companion to your MakerBot Replicator 2X User Guide. In the first section you will find troubleshooting solutions to common problems you may come across when using your Makerbot Replicator 2X.
Where do I find acceleration settings on MakerBot 2x?
To check and change the Acceleration setting, go to the LCD menu on your Replicator MakerBot 2X and navigate to Info and Settings > General Settings > Accelerate. You can turn acceleration off and on. You can also do this using the Onboard Preferences in MakerWare or ReplicatorG. Acceleration is turned on by default.
What should I do to keep my MakerBot Replicator in top shape?
LEVELING THE BUILD PLATE. One of the best things you can do to keep your MakerBot Replicator 2X in top shape is to level your build plate frequently. It never hurts to re-level, but forgetting to do so can hurt your success rate.