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print quality - Correct amount of force on piece of paper when leveling bed - 3D Printing Stack Exchange
![4pcs M3/m4 Screws Nuts Heat Bed Leveling Spring Knob Parts 3d Printers Print Platform Calibration Accessories - 3d Printer Parts & Accessories - AliExpress 4pcs M3/m4 Screws Nuts Heat Bed Leveling Spring Knob Parts 3d Printers Print Platform Calibration Accessories - 3d Printer Parts & Accessories - AliExpress](https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/H1eb76d92e7934c6a9245c6a439f82c8cK/4PCS-M3-M4-Screws-Nuts-Heat-Bed-Leveling-Spring-Knob-Parts-3D-Printers-Print-Platform-Calibration.jpg_Q90.jpg_.webp)
4pcs M3/m4 Screws Nuts Heat Bed Leveling Spring Knob Parts 3d Printers Print Platform Calibration Accessories - 3d Printer Parts & Accessories - AliExpress
![Trying to print a bed level test. Can't tell if this means my bed is too high, too low, or what. : r/ender3 Trying to print a bed level test. Can't tell if this means my bed is too high, too low, or what. : r/ender3](https://external-preview.redd.it/qojb9vS5TUup-fPE9fqYU8BuZQn1swSBVYGWLGc2zgM.jpg?auto=webp&s=c991ec5f6b879edb0863c8669de79eaf8ff59c5a)
Trying to print a bed level test. Can't tell if this means my bed is too high, too low, or what. : r/ender3
![I've made an infographic-style guide to leveling a 3D printer's bed. I see a lot of folk struggle with this every day here and on the discord, so I thought I'd collate I've made an infographic-style guide to leveling a 3D printer's bed. I see a lot of folk struggle with this every day here and on the discord, so I thought I'd collate](https://external-preview.redd.it/NO0wAH20AGJvvF1ZUsLA89Qh_Irdb57T3PL4JoT1uqs.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=d1594e7c0a191af69b8d3842f08e5beb024efab3)