This works perfectly for me, definitely is an improvement over the standard. I did add the suggestion to reference z-Offset as that seems to be the safe play here. Appreciate it!
not to take this post but couldn’t find a place to put the info
i switched from eddy_ng to native eddy support with tap after latest updates to klipper broke the eddy-ng scripts.
after setting up the minimal calibrations (current etc) i found that QCL was slow compared to eddy-ng ways of doing.
it implemented also the course and fine QCL commands (or atleast it gave a config like the macro showed in at top)
to get it to run it like eddy-ng i use PROBE_SPEED=20 LIFT_SPEED=20 SAMPLES=1 with the course QCL. this lowers the eddy probe to it desired height given in the desend_z parameter in the config but with higher speeds.
after that i do the fine QCL with method=scan
instead of probing it is scanning the corners making it allot faster.
[gcode_macro QUAD_GANTRY_LEVEL]
rename_existing: _QUAD_GANTRY_LEVEL
gcode:
BED_MESH_CLEAR
{% set act_y = printer.toolhead.position.y|float %}
{% set act_z = printer.toolhead.position.z|float %}
{% if act_z < 5 %}
G1 Z5
{% endif %}
{% if act_y > 275.0 %}
G1 Y275
{% endif %}
SAVE_GCODE_STATE NAME=STATE_QGL
# If QGL has not been done yet, correct for any major skew first
# at 8mm height
PROBE METHOD=tap
G1 Z8
{% if not printer.quad_gantry_level.applied %}
_QUAD_GANTRY_LEVEL horizontal_move_z=8 retry_tolerance=1 PROBE_SPEED=20 LIFT_SPEED=20 SAMPLES=1
{% endif %}
# Complete with a full QGL at the configured height
_QUAD_GANTRY_LEVEL METHOD=SCAN
RESTORE_GCODE_STATE NAME=STATE_QGL
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