Precision Dialer Tool for Adjustments of Screws
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My SV08 received a new graphite heat bed (R3men). Therefore, it was mandatory to dial the bed in to zero tilt.
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As I installed a new heat bed from R3men: Graphite Bed! I needed to set the bed in x and y-axis as horizontal as possible.
Measuring all four corners required some adjustments of the screws. As they are M4 and countersunk screws are delivered with the bed, I needed a tool for my Allen key in 2.5mm. I also add in the files section a 3.0mm version.
Now when you figure out the height iof the 4 corners, you can calculate the thread of M4 x 0.7mm => 0.1mm corresponds with 51° (approx.). When you figure out, one corner is 0.25mm too high, you need to turn the screw in by 2.5 x 51° = 127,5 degrees CLOCKWISE!
In case a point is 0.1mm too low, you need to turne the screw 51 degrees COUNTERCLOCKWISE!
So I adjusted the dialer (gauge) to 51°, set the Allen key into the srew and carefully by keeping the outer dial ring fixed I turned the screw counterclockwise until ZERO. This method helped my to find out the horizontal settings of the graphit bed.
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