Trident: Z-Tilt and Adaptive bed mesh but still too low on right-hand side?
I hope that this is a "me" problem and I've done something really stupid, but for some reason, it seems that the bed is always lower on the right-hand side of the printer, even after doing a Z-Tilt and an adaptive bed mesh.
Obviously the bigger the print, the more noticeable it is, and today I decided to try and print a Bambu Reusable Spool which almost takes up the entire 300mm bed.
My print start macro: (I took out other garbage like LED statuses and M117's)
[gcode_macro PRINT_START]
gcode:
BED_MESH_CLEAR
G90 ; Absolute
G28 ; Home All
M140 S{params.BED_TEMP} ; Heat bed
M190 S{params.BED_TEMP} ; Wait for bed
M109 S150 ; Preheat nozzle
Z_TILT_ADJUST ; Tilt adjust
BED_MESH_CALIBRATE PROFILE=default ADAPTIVE=1 ; Mesh
BED_MESH_PROFILE Load=default ; Loads the mesh
M104 S{params.TOOL_TEMP} ; Final nozzle temp heat
M109 S{params.TOOL_TEMP} ; Wiat for nozzle
G90 ; Absolute
And when the print starts, I can see the total range for the z-tilt, as well as the probe points:
Retries: 4/5 Probed points range: 0.007500 tolerance: 0.007500
The bed mesh, although it looks a little rough, only has a range of around 0.3mm in total and is mostly flat. Even here I can see that the left is slightly higher than the right, but wouldn't klipper adapt to the mesh of the bed?
Here the left of the part. You can see the brim is absolutely brilliant, the part itself is a bit too close:
And here's the right, obviously way too far from the nozzle:
I don't feel the screws changing while printing, so I guess my only question is: Why is klipper not "adapting" to the mesh that was measured at the start of the print?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!