Filament Friday E-Leveler 3D Printer Electronic Bed Leveling Tool

This does work but the gcode that comes with it for position the hot end at different parts of the bed needs to be written to allow more time between each point; but overall I like this and after using it for a while, I find it works better than using the "piece of paper" method for leveling a bed.

At first glance we may think this is not worth $25 but let's break down what we really get. Scan the QR code on the box and you're taken to a quick, but well produced instructional video. In the video Chuck does not push this tester on you. He even explains that you can build this yourself, if you prefer. He even says other leveling methods work just as well. Personally, I have used paper, feeler gauges, and micrometers. I prefer the simplicity of this, Go No-Go, tester and the results are great. The same QR code takes you to his included files to run the leveling squares tests. They run fast and show your results in record time.Exploring CHEP's channel on YouTube is where you find the real value. In a related video Chuck breaks down the simple g-code files and shows you how to modify them, easily, if you want to make changes or if your printer doesn't recognize certain commands. He has other leveling videos using paper, if you prefer, and another using a feeler gauge (better than that non-calibrated paper). Chuck has a huge list of videos that has helped me solve many 3D printer problems. There are also great hints, tips, and honest product reviews. He has many videos explaining Cura slicer settings. Chuck, and some of his viewers, also has spent lots of time developing and testing profiles to print much faster. He shares these profiles with us for free. I personally us one of CHEPs fast print profiles daily on my Ender 3 S1. It really works great and it saves me so print much time. Did I mention he gave it to us for FREE!All these videos are fairly short. The information is offered in a format that is very easily digestible and advertisements are minimal. Best of all CHEPs videos are kid safe and kid simple. No one is drinking, there is no foul language, and the information is explained in simple bite size pieces. So let the kids watch and learn.Back to the $25, we are not only paying for a battery, circuit board, a few cheap components, Chuck’s prototyping time, etc… No we are helping to support a really nice gentleman, who has been helping us, for years, for free. Buy one! You you will not regret it.

Not be long in the hobby of 3D print and bed leveling can be a nightmare. but this tool makes it super easy.

Seems to work well, sometimes. Every time I used it, it would say one corner, or another is off, I would tweak it up per the instructions, and all would be level. I would try to print something, and it was garbage. I would use the tool again, and totally different readings. Very inconsistent. I have upgraded springs and aluminum adjustment wheels on all my printers. Finally gave up and did it the manual paper way (VERY annoying, but works, and is consistent). Added a CR-Touch to all of them as well, which adds more margin for error. I also chose to ditch the stupid glass build plate in favor of magnetic steel sheets. It was a lot to invest in a "cheap" printer, but it works decent enough now.If you want a printer that works, first try, EVERY time, and no bed leveling at all, get a Prusa i3 MK3S. That is my main (and first) printer. The other 7 have their uses, but Prusa is light years ahead in quality (And also price, they aren't cheap).

J'ai commandé ce produit sa vérifier, et mon imprimante est une Artillery SideWinder X1 qui n'as pas l'option de Z-OFFSET pour faire la calibration.C'est mon erreur et le produit ne m'est pas utile pour mon imprimante. Le produit semble vraiment bien fait, c'est dommage que je ne puisse m'en servir.