Ender 3 V2 Bed Leveling : Quick Look at How to Level a 3D Printer Bed

Today we talk about the Ender 3 V2 Bed Leveling and I show you a quick look at how to level a 3D Printer Bed. This is a short version of the more in depth video I did a couple years ago. Check that one out for even more content!

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[braingrenade]

Something to keep in mind to make things go a little faster. Try to position the nozzle directly above the screw that you're turning. This will eliminate any of the extra rise or fall you get from being off from the pivot point. If you manage to be directly above the screw/pivot point, you will also eliminate the effects the screw adjustment will have on the other three corners.

[alexkurebis]

"Takes 5 minutes tops"

Me on day 6 still trying to get my bed leveled. . :')

[claudiaharrison]

great information, I've been printing for two years and still reference this video every time I change my nozzle.

[fredchase]

dude i love you, thank you. this shits easy with practice but beginners like me need these dumbed down "5 minute" versions. you make everything much more understandable for someone who has no knowledge and bought a 3d printer for fun :)

[westingtyler]

at the end you talk about baby stepping to get that perfect first layer, but i wish you described what to look for and how to tell if you need to go up or down as it's starting. it's cool to know we CAN do minute adjustments, but we need to know what to look for to make a decision.

[DustinBlodgett]

Absolutely fantastic bed leveling tutorial!! It's perfect for beginners like me. You don't talk down to us but you don't talk over our heads either. Thanks for taking the time to make this for all of us noobs!!

[BlackAdder]

I dont know why. I looked at many videos on leveling but i could not get it to work. Then I watched this video and I had it perfect after 30 min. Thank you!

[drazo]

Hi, I just wanted to say thank you so much for making this as I got a ender 3 v2 this Christmas but after I assembled it the bed wouldn’t level as the top of the printer would touch the bedding hand when I pull the bedding it would scrape. I think I found the problem as this video has helped so I thing the problem was that the x axis went down to low and as you showed that we could move up the stopper this is probably going to make the printer able to move around the bed comfortably, thank you for making this.

[JonPowis]

Great video, re-set up my printer following this and now its printing perfect again, no more bed peeling !!

[box]

After a ton of video on how to level my 3d the BEST, Thanks

[anthonydendle]

Pointed this out only couple weeks ago as not 1 video showed you need to load up the bed adjuster springs to begin with and next is to take the bed amd nozzle up to operating temps as heat makes them expand so then they are different measurements again, so firm up bed springs then heat then level, FIRM HEAT LEVEL jobs done 👍😊

[teamxtactweak]

I had been having issues getting a good level but your video helped. Now my prints are coming out a lot cleaner. Thanks

[DJapan]

Very handy! This isn't my first FDM printer but my previous one had auto-leveling so I never had to worry about doing it manually.

[woalexow]

I hadn't leveled my bed in a year (hadn't printed anything) and completely forgot how to do it, I got my bed leveled in less than 6 minutes (always was 10+ for me, as i want it perfect). Love the video!

[nicklasmartos]

I'm really new to 3d printing but my best tip is level right above the 4 screws first. (like in the video)
The skirt print helps as well. If it's thin the bed is too high, if it isn't squished but round, the bed is too low

[scottmcdowell]

Thanks so much I am New to 3D printing and i was having trouble levelling the bed on my ender 3 and after watch I was off printing again..

[michaeloconnor]

Thank you, this was very helpful when I installed my magnetic build serface. 1st print seems to going very well.

[rodgertaylor]

Thankyou so much for this tutorial, i copied it step by step and was done in 4 mins tops.

[yuliyantsvetkov]

The only tutorial that worked from the first time. Big thanks 🎉

[SoultalkOG]

There’s some cura prints you can get that’ll automatically position the nozzle over the four corners for leveling. POG