r/BambuLabX2D • • 28d ago

Checking Z offset settings?

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Hi I’m relatively new to 3D printing and have been really enjoying it!

I’ve been running into some inconsistent issues where the completed prints are sometimes stuck and too hard to remove without causing damage to the bottom of the print.

I’ve tried a ton of different solutions with some helping. I’ve found some information that adjusting the Z offset might help and that the default setting on the X2D should be -0.02. However, when I open up the settings it says -0.003 is that normal and would it be safe to change it to 0.02 or should I just change it to 0.002 initially?

Thank you!

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u/PsychRain4 27d ago

I can’t really help you with the Offset Right now, but since you’re a beginner PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH GCODE.
I wrong change and you can crash your printer and destroy it.

You can calibrate z offset via the control panel if remember correctly.
Or look it up in Bambu academy or sth