Inputs
Measured Gap (mm) at each point
Measure using a feeler gauge or “paper drag” method. Enter the estimated gap in mm.
Results
Enter values and click “Calculate Adjustments”.
How this works
- If a point’s measured gap is larger than target, the bed is too low there → raise bed (or lower nozzle).
- If a point’s measured gap is smaller than target, the bed is too high there → lower bed (or raise nozzle).
- Turns = (measured − target) / pitch
- Direction depends on your printer’s knobs. This tool outputs “Raise bed / Lower bed”.