So I am a new 3d printer. I bought a new Ender 3 V2 from a local retailer (Microcenter) about 2 weeks ago and have been having problems with it making functional prints (ie not spaghetti). I have tried the following: - Bought the Dual Z-axis kit (from Creality) to try and make the gantry more stable and prevent drooping or unleveling in the gantry. - Bought the CRTouch (from Creality) to try and make the auto-leveling a simple process…but now have to worry about z-offset controls that just seem to make the problem worse. - Upgraded the firmware (on a 4.2.2 board) to support the DualZ and CRTouch components - taken the entire printer down and re-checked the screws and positions and cabling - bough the new springs since the reviews and information I found on the internet suggested these provide a more stable balance (for both tramming and plate leveling settings) - tried using a different firmware to both auto-level and auto-tram the plate with what seems like a circular process of finding where the balance is for the plate. - Tried flashing firmware to Jyers (for additional leveling support ), MRISCOC firmware (again more gradual controls), back to Creality firmware - Tried using several calibration G-code/STL files and manually stepping up and down the print Z-offset numbers from -1.50 to currently I think closer to -.50 to -.40 is seems to adhere better but still spaghetti’s to the Creality (glass?) plate. I have a CR-30 we bought for larger prints and longer prints to make parts out of but this one is supposed to be easier but is just really frustrating. Any thoughts as I’m about to call it quits with the Ender…