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Panel reference

Bed Mesh panel

Per-material first-layer compensation

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Three temperature-range cards (60 – 80 °C / 80 – 100 °C / 100 – 120 °C) — one for each common material category. Each card stores its own mesh profile. The right profile auto-loads at print start based on the G-code's bed temperature.

Bed Mesh panel showing three temperature-range cards.12345

  1. 60 – 80 °C card

    Mesh for PLA / TPU.

    Stores the bed mesh measured at this card's target temperature. Green border + 'saved' marker means the profile exists. Grey border + 'not saved yet' means you need to calibrate before printing in this range.

  2. 80 – 100 °C card

    Mesh for PETG / ASA.

    Same shape — separate mesh because PETG / ASA bed temperatures bow the plate differently than PLA's. Worth measuring before your first PETG print.

  3. 100 – 120 °C card

    Mesh for ABS / PC.

    Highest-temp mesh. ABS / PC bow the most — this mesh makes the biggest difference to first-layer quality.

  4. Target temperature

    Exact temp to mesh at.

    The bed temperature the mesh will be measured at when you tap Calibrate. ± steps in 1 °C increments inside the card's range. Most users leave this at the default and don't tweak it.

  5. Calibrate button

    Runs the full mesh cycle.

    Tap to heat → home → probe a ~25-point grid → SAVE_CONFIG. Total time ~5 minutes. Printer auto-returns to this panel when done; the freshly-saved card now has the green border.

Good to know

  • If no profile matches the print's bed temperature, the printer falls back to a flat plane (no compensation). The print will still work — it just won't track bed bow.
  • Re-mesh after physical changes: new build plate, removed and reseated the bed, swapped probe. Otherwise once a year is usually plenty.
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