Bed level test for Bambu Lab printers 250x250

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Bed level test for Bambu Lab printers 250x250

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Scaled down to fit in plate
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Use filament color that differs from your build plate color, 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layer height!

 

The gaps between lines are 0.4 mm wide. If the gaps between adjacent lines come narrower, or there are no gap at all, your bed is too close to nozzle. If the filament is not adhering to bed, or lines look very high, your bed is too far from nozzle.

You can also clearly see your bed plate flatness, if there is any bumps etc.

 

In picture below, you can see how uneven the bed plate is. More orange color means nozzle is far from bed, and when you see more build plate color the nozzle is closer to bed.

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This doesnt really test the bed level, rather the bed adhesion. 7 layers is too much to check the level.
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Thanks for comment. What do you mean by 7 layers? There should be one layer in whole print, and small gap between lines.
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Replying to @FinEngineer :
Theres 7 layers in the STL, it gets quite thick
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Replying to @OrangeJuice5 :
I Checked the model and it is 0,2mm high = 1 layer. You have something wrong on your side.
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Scaled down to fit in plate
its okey
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