the thing i noticed is that when i put it on 0,0, the nozzle is litttle away from the bed but if i put it on 235,235, the nozzle is right on the bed, i think the origin was setup badly in my slicer
So you need the offset.
This guide is goof for understanding this matter:
ill check it and we will see if it will fix my issue
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i changed the origin and its printing fine now, Thank you so much. Now should i only change the origin in my slicer and thats all? or is there any setting i need to change in printer cfg?
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I think that if the machine is homing correctly AND the print is now in the middle of the bed AND you can reach all ends of the bed, everything should be fine.
If you find that the print is in the middle BUT you cannot reach all the ends of the bed in some directions, it could be you need to do what EddyMI3D showed you with regards to the X and Y values, but I am not familiar with Ender machines.
Likewise, if the new toolhead is too big in one direction, and stops you reaching the end, this can also be set in klipper with the min and the max values.
It is always good to read those guides properly and to try and understand how this relates to your problem. It is not always easy but they really work.
And don’t forget, the slicer sends data without knowing your real machine, so this data is then changed by klipper if you set those limit values in your config. This could mean that once you print in the middle with the offset by the slicer, the klipper values you set perhaps could change that again. That means you should measure the difference to the middle and adjust the origin in the slicer by half the amount before retrying.
Eventually you will find the best position with the best fitting printing size your machine can do.
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thanks so much
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