However both methods bring along a lot more time investment to tune in the right distance in every measured position and swapping out the print surface because you like to print a different kind of material or need a different kind of adhesive will make you re-do the whole mesh bed leveling.
Solutions for this issue are either using mesh bed leveling or the more advanced unified bed leveling if you don't want to invest in a leveling probe.
The glass plate that comes with this printer model is usually quite flat but if there happens to be a slight difference between the corners of the print area and the center, then you might want to compensate those differences for a perfect result. However, there is multiple factors that account for your success in getting a nice first layer printed and one is how flat the underlying surface is. The Ender 3 v2 usually is a pretty reliable printer in terms of print quality and you'll also find it not too difficult to get the first print layer down to the glass bed. Let's get started with some words about why you probably want to do this modification to your printer. The BLTouch upgrade is going to work with both the 4.2.2 or 4.2.7 mainboard that you might also find in the Ender 3 v2, it's just going to be a minor difference in the firmware selection, you'll see that later.
In this guide, we're installing the BLTouch Bed Leveling Probe on the Ender 3 v2. Daniel Crosslink, welcome back to the channel.
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