/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2755667
>No mechanical issues exist
Hey, I'll take your word for it even though i don't actually belive you. All printers have mechanical imperfections and it never hurts to do an axis twist calibration, it takes 10 minutes and costs no money. But obviously you got something wrong with your klipper config.
>much work with a klicky/microswitch
You're supposed to set such a probe up so the printer can pick it up from the frame and write a macros that does those things for you. You etablished that you got good results with an endstop probe using your bracket, now finish the job properly and turn it into a solution that works. Those macros should be used in your START_PRINT macro that gets invoked by having START_PRINT in your slicers start g-code. Either way im done giving you advice, good luck with your printer. You can always go back to Marlin.