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E-Step Calibration Tool
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I wish I remembered who's ruler I started with, but I don't.
Wanted an easy way to calibrate your e-steps. This clamps onto the vertical extrusion on an Ender 3 Pro and aligns with the stock extruder. Be sure to run your filament through the holders so it can be marked.
Mark the end with a sharpie and manually extrude 100 mm. There is plenty of room for under and over extrusions to still get good readings.
New e-Step Calculation
Current e-step value x 100 / actual amount extruded = new e-step value
Some people suggest removing your boden tube to extrude into free air to accurately set your e-steps. This is probably the correct way to do it. If after setting your e-steps you are still over or under extruding, there are other issues you need to resolve.
If you believe the rest of your system if properly set up, especially that there are no clogs, you could calibrate the e-steps with the hot end connected. This will give you a "real life" calibration based on you
Wanted an easy way to calibrate your e-steps. This clamps onto the vertical extrusion on an Ender 3 Pro and aligns with the stock extruder. Be sure to run your filament through the holders so it can be marked.
Mark the end with a sharpie and manually extrude 100 mm. There is plenty of room for under and over extrusions to still get good readings.
New e-Step Calculation
Current e-step value x 100 / actual amount extruded = new e-step value
Some people suggest removing your boden tube to extrude into free air to accurately set your e-steps. This is probably the correct way to do it. If after setting your e-steps you are still over or under extruding, there are other issues you need to resolve.
If you believe the rest of your system if properly set up, especially that there are no clogs, you could calibrate the e-steps with the hot end connected. This will give you a "real life" calibration based on you
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