Bed Leveling but extruder head out of bounds

I'm trying to level the bed and print but it goes auto home and out of bounds

Me trying to level my bed

Just jog the axis manually and level.
I had nothing but issues with that tool on my i3 also.

Thanks for the quick reply. I did so manually before I was able to connect my i3 to Cura. I just wanted to try it again with the leveling wizard to make sure. It also tried to print a large square but it the head was too close and the PLA didn't stick. I then noticed I have a problem with the extruder head not zeroing out on the bed.

When I auto home the coordinates are -5, -55, .8
The Z axis is the only one that goes to the right place. The X axis is too far to the left and the Y axis is really far back

Got it going with Pronterface thanks you ...now I have this issue...

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/18/2016 12:01PM by nguill00.

Without knowing the shape of what you are trying to print its just a guess but i'm going to say maybe you are going too fast on the first layer for it to stick, or the bed still is not level.

I print my first layer in ABS at 10mm/sec to get good contact.

Also, don't overlap the tape. Put the edges up against each other.

Ok. I will make sure to fix that. And I am using PLA. So do I change the speed settings on the printer itself or would it be on Pronterface? I am pretty sure it's level all the sides measure the same.

Change the first layer speed in Cura.
Its under "advanced" and listed as bottom layer speed. 10-20 works good. nice and slow on the first layer.

Print stepping on y axis every time it goes up a layer

How do I fix this?

Make sure the pulleys aren't slipping on the motor shaft for X and Y, you may find one slipping. Tighten the grub screw.
Make sure the belts are tight, not too tight.
With the printer powered off, try to move the X and Y carriages by hand. They should slide smoothly and easily.