Official Antclabs Bltouch only (3.1) by technologyoutlet

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Have not had a problem with this since I installed over 12 months ago. Works Well once I found the correct wiring. Please be aware that there a few different videos on wiring this up and some are just wrong. If you get one and not working probably wired up wrong

Arrived on time and reasonably easy to fit. Require you to wire at least 3 pins directly to the control board but I have dispensed with the control box on my CR-10 so was easy to get to. The accuracy is spot on. Once set up correctly it is as near accurate as you would wish. Repeatability test shows around 0.0005 with less than .05mm difference between the highest and lowest Z position. The only adhesion issues I've had is with PETG and that may be down to either my settings or the filament itself. would be more attractive to some if the cost was a little less as some clones are half the price but I prefer to go with the authentic parts as I have fallen foul of poor quality clones of other items in the past.

Bought off amazon to ensure I got a GENUINE ANTClabs BLTouch. The installation of the wiring harness to my printer was a bit of a job, but installing the BLTouch itself was a doddle! Plugged straight in, removed my Z-stop and adjusted the firmware accordingly. ABL mesh is now applied automatically at the start of a print, and I don't need to worry about levelling my bed before every print to get a perfect first layer!

This is a Quality Product.Pay a little more for Accuracy.Well made, comes with all the screws and small springs.Just, Why are the Cables so short.And NO instructions.

If you have a warped bed, this is certainly a good fix. It's pretty pricey but does the job well, just wish it came with a long enough cable to use it out of the box, or at least a connector to crimp yourself.

I purchased this with the aim of reducing human error traming my Ender GLASS BUILDPLATE. As you can see by the picture this is what happens if you turn your back on it. Those lines are brass off the nozzle.Wish I'd just stuck with the piece of paper that was 100% reliable.Not happy.**Update. Turned out to be Antclabs connector. They supply DuPont connectors to fit a JST socket which in normal circumstances may be ok because the pins are the same but the latest Ender 3 V2 have the boards upside down so the DuPont connectors just fall off. Soldered on my own connector now it works fine.

Took a few hours of head scratching to get the wonderful BLTouch V3.1 working on i3 Mega printer, after a few hours and plenty of help from the online world of individuals who have also fitted these probes I got the probe working and giving accurate consistent results.I powered off the printer that evening and came back the following day to find the probe would not deploy, it would not probe and thus no longer worked, although it still worked the previous evening. Both myself and others have tried to get this particular probe to work with no joy. Its a shame but something that should last longer than 2 prints and half a dozen test probes.