Canon Marv calibration helpers

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Calibration help for Canon MARV (MW10) 3D-printer. The 5 point calibration help prints out 5 pads (2x2cm) at each corner and in the middle of the print bed. If you see a _scratched_ pad, it means the nozzle is too close to that corner. -> Solution: Turn the screw at this pad anti-clockwise by 10°. If you see gaps in the first layer, it means that the nozzle is too far from the bed at that corner. -> Solution: Turn the screw at this pad clockwise by 10°. Once you have adjusted the screws, print the calibration help again You can download the .marv file and directly use that file for printing (pre-scliced), or you can choose to download the .STL file and use the software to convert it to a .marv file. Good luck with calibration!