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    Wiring BL Touch on Toolboard v1.0

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    • 3DPrintingWorld
      3DPrintingWorld last edited by

      According to this, it says two wires are supposed to go to a single ground on the tool board for connecting a BL Touch. Is the user supposed to connect two wires to a JST ZH crimp on a v1 board? It seems way too small for this to be practical.

      I already had to make a custom splitter for two part cooling fans for Out1 because I am unable to find the PN anywhere for screw terminals with a 2mm pitch to replace the JST's with screw terminals....

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      • Stephen6309
        Stephen6309 @3DPrintingWorld last edited by

        @3dprintingworld I use this kit for my v1.1: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B096QG96J4

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        • 3DPrintingWorld
          3DPrintingWorld @Stephen6309 last edited by

          @stephen6309 Thanks for the info! 👍 I don't have a issue making the single crimps though, the issue I have is when two wires need to go to one crimp. Did you not use a BL touch with your setup?

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          • Stephen6309
            Stephen6309 @3DPrintingWorld last edited by

            @3dprintingworld I used the kit to connect my BLTouch. Didn't have the correct crimper, then.

            You can use a pigtail to make 2 wires into 1.

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            • 3DPrintingWorld
              3DPrintingWorld @Stephen6309 last edited by

              @stephen6309 I've already done that once for the fans. I feel that making custom connectors/cable kind of defeats the purpose of using a tool board.

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