====== Adjust Z-offset -Tina2S V10 ======

\\ \\ ===== 1. Click on "Z-Offset": ===== Locate the Z-Offset adjustment option in the printer's control panel. {{ :tina2:040.png?direct&400 |}} You can adjust the distance between the nozzle and the platform by increasing or decreasing the Z-Offset. This is usually done in small increments, typically in millimeters. {{ :tina2:041.png?direct&400 |}} ===== 2. Determine the Adjustment Direction: ===== Before starting the adjustment, it's important to determine whether to increase or decrease the Z-Offset.\\ The ideal state is when the first layer lines are flattened, smooth, and adhere well to the platform.\\ {{ :tina2:042.png?direct&600 |}} If the first layer appears loose, with round lines and not tightly adhering to the platform, it indicates that the Z-Offset is too high, and you need to decrease the Z-Offset.\\ {{ :tina2:044.png?direct&600 |}}{{ :tina2:043.png?direct&400 |}} If the first layer is overly compressed, causing filament to not extrude properly, it indicates that the Z-Offset is too low, and you need to increase the Z-Offset. {{ :tina2:046.png?direct&600 |}}{{ :tina2:045.png?direct&400 |}} ===== 3. Perform Fine-Tuning: ===== Rotate the knob to adjust the Z-Offset, ensuring that the distance between the nozzle and the platform is 0.1mm. Note: This is not the 0.1mm displayed on the screen but the actual observed distance between the nozzle and the platform. {{ :tina2:047.png?direct&800 |}} You can also use a regular sheet of paper as an aid. Adjust the offset until the nozzle just lightly touches the paper.{{ :tina2:048.png?direct&400 |}} ===== 4. Repeat Adjustment: ===== Based on the results of test printing, if further improvement in print quality is needed, repeat the above steps, fine-tuning the Z-Offset until the desired printing effect is achieved. {{ :tina2:049.png?direct&400 |}}