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Stepped away for a bit, glad you’re making some progress! Yea, the G92 command is a way to set an arbitrary reference point for future commands. It sounds like you got it, but I’ll just reiterate: that G92 E0->G92 E115.7035 change was because over, say, 1000 lines of gcode 115mm of filament was extruded, and if I don’t change the reference as soon as the first G1 X Y E116 is executed it’ll extrude 116mm of filament. So you have to tell the machine that it’s starting at 115.7 so it extrudes 0.3

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