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====== Extruder ======

  - Use calipers or a ruler to measure 100mm along the filament from the extruder opening and make a mark on the filament with a permanent marker
  - Use calipers or a ruler to measure 110mm along the filament from the extruder opening and make a mark on the filament with a permanent marker
  - Use calipers or a ruler to measure 120mm along the filament from the extruder opening and make a mark on the filament with a permanent marker
  - Heat the nozzle to 200C
  - Move the Z axis to 50mm
  - Extrude 100mm of filament
  - Use calipers or a ruler to measure from the extruder opening to the first visible mark
    - If all three marks are visible then it is under extruding so subtract the value measured from 100 to get the actual extruded length
    - If only two of the marks are visible then it is over extruding so subtract the value measured from 110 to get the actual extruded length
    - If only one of the marks are visible then it is really over extruding so subtract the value measured from 120 to get the actual extruded length
  - Calculate the new extruder steps
    - New Steps = (100 / Actual Length) x Current Steps
  - Change the steps value

====== X And Y ======

  - Clip a piece of paper to the build plate
  - Move the X carriage to a location over the paper
  - Attach a pencil to the X carriage with a rubber band
  - Move the X carriage 100mm in the X direction
  - Move the X carriage 100mm in the Y direction
  - Move the build plate 50mm in the Z direction
  - Measure the length of both lines with a ruler or calipers
  - Calculate the new steps value
    - New Steps = (100 / Measured) x Current Steps
  - Change the steps value

This procedure is based on [[https://muckypaws.com/2021/01/26/3d-printer-xyz-axis-calibration/|This Link]]

====== Temperature ======

Follow the steps for [[https://www.crealityexperts.com/calibrating-your-creality-3d-printer#Calibrating_Temperature|Calibrating Temperature]]

====== Retraction ======

Follow the steps for [[https://www.crealityexperts.com/calibrating-your-creality-3d-printer#Calibrating_Retraction_Distance|Calibrating Retraction Distance]]

====== Flow Rate ======

Follow the steps for [[https://3dprintbeginner.com/flow-rate-calibration/|Calibrating Flow Rate]]