Make quad gantry leveling safer for new builds#412
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skaphi wants to merge 1 commit intoVoronDesign:Voron2.4from
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Make quad gantry leveling safer for new builds#412skaphi wants to merge 1 commit intoVoronDesign:Voron2.4from
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When I assembled my printer for the first time, my gantry was really out of square. Therefore, the first time I ran quad gantry bed leveling, the nozzle crashed into the bed and created a massive scratch in my PEI sheet. So I propose to change the horizontal_move_z for the default Klipper configuration so that future builders do not have to experience the same thing as me.
Maybe some documentation regarding why this value is chosen so high should be added in a comment and how it can be changed to make QGL faster.