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    • f.riccardoundefined
      f.riccardo
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      Good morning everyone. I state that I am new in the Duet world, and I apologize for my English if it is not correct. I tried to do some search in the forum but I didn't find anything. I have a problem with my Duet6hc, associated with a core xy printer. Imagine seeing my printing dish from above, for default the XYZ origin is at the bottom left. I have to move it to the opposite side. At the bottom right. Can anyone help me? Thank you very much to everyone.

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators @f.riccardo
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        @f-riccardo if you move the origin to the bottom right then you will also have to swap the axis directions, i.e. the Y axis will move left and the X axis will move up (as seen from above). Is that what you want? If you move the origin without swapping them then you would have a left-hand coordinate system and then prints will come out mirrored.

        Front left (as viewed from the front) is one of the two conventional places to put the origin of a printer with a rectangular bed. The other common choice is to put the origin at the centre of the bed. What is your reason for wanting to move the origin?

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        • f.riccardoundefined
          f.riccardo @f.riccardo
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          @f-riccardo Thank you so much for the reply. I add some information and attach some photos to be clearer. It is not a problem for me to reverse the verse of the axes, the problem I have, is that the endstops of the engines are already mounted and I cannot move them. I attach the photos of the mounted printer, and the configuration that I have on reprap. Thanks many.Screenshot 2025-04-01 113202.png amore.jpeg

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          • dc42undefined
            dc42 administrators @f.riccardo
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            @f-riccardo you don't need to change the position of the origin, you just need to change the homing files to take account of where the endstop switches are. If X0 Y0 is at the front left corner and the endstop switches trigger when the tool head is in the far right corner, then you need to home Y to axis minimum and X to axis maximum. If you generate the config.g file and homing files using the tool at https://configtool.reprapfirmware.org/ then you can select which end of the axis each homing switch is at.

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            • f.riccardoundefined
              f.riccardo @dc42
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              @dc42 That's not my problem, my printer goes into homing correctly. I have the problem, that when I go to print, the pieces come out mirrored to me. Thanks for the reply.

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              • droftartsundefined
                droftarts administrators @f.riccardo
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                @f-riccardo Please post your config.g and homeall.g files. This will help us understand how your endstops are currently set up. Also please send M122 in the console and post the response.

                The origin (X0 Y0 Z0) should be in the bottom left corner. If your prints are coming out mirrored, most likely your X and Y axes are switched. Check the motors move the axes in the correct direction, see https://docs.duet3d.com/User_manual/Connecting_hardware/Motors_testing

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                • dc42undefined
                  dc42 administrators @f.riccardo
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                  @f-riccardo check the directions in which the axes move. Looking at the front of the printer, +X movement should be to the right and +Y should be away from you.

                  If the axes are moving in the correct directions but prints come out mirrored, check your slicer settings, because some slicers have an option to mirror prints.

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