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    • Jamesmiller56
      Jamesmiller56 last edited by

      Hey, I am Jamesmiller. I need little help from you guys. I think you guys will surly able to help me.
      I am thinking to purchase a CNC Touch Plates but i lack complete knowledge on which one is best. This is first time i am purchasing it. I also google for help i got reference an article mentioned below after reading i got some information.
      https://theedgecutter.com/best-cnc-touch-plates/
      I think SainSmart CNC Touch Plate, Huanyu Plate will be good. My budget is low so looking for an affordable option that's struggling a bit in finding good one.
      So need your reviews and suggestion on good CNC Touch Plates at cheaper pricing
      Thanks in advance

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      • jay_s_uk
        jay_s_uk last edited by

        I have the cheapest I could get on Amazon.
        Works well

        Owns various duet boards and is the main wiki maintainer for the Teamgloomy LPC/STM32F4 port of RRF

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        • Jamesmiller56
          Jamesmiller56 last edited by

          Thanks for suggestion

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          • Arcnsparks
            Arcnsparks last edited by

            Unless you just like the ease of use, or convenience of buying one online, there's really no need. I use a small copper clad proto board that I never etched. I cut it to a handy shape and soldered a wire to it. I have a banana plug that I use to plug it in to a panel mounted jack, instead of the alligator clip.

            Basically, you can use anything that's conductive and that has an easily measurable Z height. Heck, I've used tin foil wrapped around the part when I wanted to find exact Z of a previously failed part in order to continue where I left off, lol.

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            • josehenry1800
              josehenry1800 last edited by

              Thanks for your valuable answer.

              Woodworker and Blogger

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              • Sindarius
                Sindarius last edited by

                If you want to go super meta you could do what this guy did. 3d printed a plate and covered it in aluminum tape.

                https://www.reddit.com/r/hobbycnc/comments/km1w2x/made_a_poor_mans_xyz_probe_using_3d_printed_piece/

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                • warrut981
                  warrut981 last edited by

                  I'm also looking for the sources to new CNC reviews and all, Currently I'm using tools like thickness planer and table saw. but I also planning for to add CNC to new production.

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