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    • curieosundefined
      curieos
      last edited by curieos

      Re: [OOZNest WorkBee](screw driven)
      @moameen said in OOZNest WorkBee, screw driven:

      @catalin_ro I am running an MPCNC with dual x and dual y motors and separate homing switches on each axis so as to allow the machine to self square during homing.

      This thread talks about using the same setup I'm looking into. The OP mentions using the separate homing switches to enable the ability to square the machine after homing, but I can't find details on how to set this up. Does anyone know?

      She/Her
      I work at a local 3D printing shop.
      Printers: Micron+ w/Duet 3 Mini, in-progress adaptation of the Jubilee REL onto an E3D MS, Prusa i3 MK3S.

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      • Catalin_ROundefined
        Catalin_RO @curieos
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        @curieos In my first message on the thread that you mention I have detailed how I configured the gantry alignment on the Y axis. I;m going to restart my CNC this week and I will try to make a step-by-step set of instructions for aligning an axis with dual steppers.

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        • curieosundefined
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          Ohhhh, looks like the load as you scroll thing messed me up, didn't even realize there was more to it, thanks!

          She/Her
          I work at a local 3D printing shop.
          Printers: Micron+ w/Duet 3 Mini, in-progress adaptation of the Jubilee REL onto an E3D MS, Prusa i3 MK3S.

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