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Anet A8 $4 Bed Leveling Accessory
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**DO NOT LEAVE THE GAUGE ON YOUR PRINTER WHILE PRINTING! YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR PRINTER.**
In addition to this accessory, you will need the gauge and my gauge mount. The gauge mount as shown in the first image is located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2991835.
The purpose of this thing is to allow the user to square their printer's bed to their printer's frame.
**Auto leveling is helpful. I have it. But an auto bed leveler can only square the X-axis gantry to the bed. It cannot square the bed with the frame. A bed that is not square with the frame prints parallelograms in the Z-axis vertical plane (like the Leaning Tower of Pizza), not rectangles with 90 degree corners.**
The gauge extension gets slipped into the square hole in the TPU coupler. A tiny hole in the coupler gets slid onto the gauge probe so that the probe extension can reach the tabletop. Both the coupler and extension are held in place by friction. I went through many versions to get the friction fit
In addition to this accessory, you will need the gauge and my gauge mount. The gauge mount as shown in the first image is located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2991835.
The purpose of this thing is to allow the user to square their printer's bed to their printer's frame.
**Auto leveling is helpful. I have it. But an auto bed leveler can only square the X-axis gantry to the bed. It cannot square the bed with the frame. A bed that is not square with the frame prints parallelograms in the Z-axis vertical plane (like the Leaning Tower of Pizza), not rectangles with 90 degree corners.**
The gauge extension gets slipped into the square hole in the TPU coupler. A tiny hole in the coupler gets slid onto the gauge probe so that the probe extension can reach the tabletop. Both the coupler and extension are held in place by friction. I went through many versions to get the friction fit
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