Califlower Calibration Tool Mk2

License

Personal use license is only permitted for personal, non-financial, non-commercial, non-professional use. A single purchase permits usage for a single user or household on any number of devices within. It does not provide the right to reverse engineer, copy, distribute, sub-license, sell, or re-sell. The license is non-exclusive and non-transferable. Once lapsed, the license is no longer valid for use.

Commercial use license at the quantity of printers quoted in the license, allows the licensee use for financial, commercial and professional use. A single purchase permits usage for any number of users with the licensed organisation to manage the number of printers permitted in their purchase. It does not provide the right to reverse engineer, copy, distribute, sub-license, sell, or re-sell. The license is non-exclusive and non-transferable. Once lapsed, the license is no longer valid for use.

Subscription Policy

1. Cancel anytime. You can cancel your subscription at any time and you will retain access for the rest of the paid period.
2. Optional Auto-renewal. Don't want to keep paying? Select the fixed length licenses to disable auto renewal.
3. If after the first year, you decide you don't want to use Califlower, and have not used it since the last payment was taken, we can issue a refund for this period.
4. No cancellation fees. If you want to cancel, just cancel. No fees, no extra payments.

Do you need the Califlower Calibration STL Tool?

There is only one printer brand that I know of where usability of Califlower is limited and that's Prusa. The Prusa Research Mk3 has auto calibration, and the Mk4 doesn't have skew correction functionality enabled in its firmware as far as I know. You could still benefit from the Califlower as a test but may not be able to implement software corrections.

In addition, the Prusa mini, to my knowledge at this time, has no methods for correcting skew. You would need to break the appendix on the control board and write custom firmware to implement it. Again, you may benefit from Califlower as it could help in knowing the extent of the problem with skew, and may still assist in manual correction, it's just not as simple.

As far as I know at this time, most other printers are easy enough to flash firmware to, or have simple implementation methods for scale and skew.