@phaedrux Hey, thesae are the two homing files.

current-sense-homing.g

current-sense-normal.g

For stallguard sensitivity i have these:
; Stallguard Sensitivy
;
M915 X S2 F0 H200 R0 ; Set X axis Sensitivity
M915 Y S1 F0 H200 R0 ; Set Y axis Sensitivity
M915 Z S0 F0 H200 R0 ; Set Z axis Sensitivity

Best regards,
BeyondX

@phaedrux
I do apologize for a late reply!

Thanks for the help thus far. I have double checked and indeed tehre is no physical endstops, so i will go with sensorless homing.
That being said, when i tried to do the tests again i am running into the problem with homing X axis. The homing goes through normally, but i still get a G28 X Error: Homing failed.
I am not sure if i am missing a G28 code at all, but Y axis is home normally.
Attached both homex.g and homey.g file

What am i missing?

homey.g homex.g

Thanks in advance for the help!

@phaedrux
Would then removing the endstop and only keep sensorless, cause that extruder would be moving base of the limits set with M208?

Additionally, would this kind of removal of endstop switches in M574 successfully run the provided macro as well?

Thanks in advance!

Hey, thanks alot for a reply.

I always thought a Gcommand M574 takes care of the enstops? Ofcourse i might be dead wrong and might be missing something major, but here is the Level-X axis test i have been struggling with:

M913 X100 Y100 Z100          ; set motor currents to 100%
G91                          ; relative positioning
G28                          ; home Axes
G90                          ; absolute positioning
G1 X125 Y55 F6000            ; move extruder to the middle of the X axis
M564 S0                      ; disable minimum and maximum axis limits
G1 Z305 F6000                ; Move Z axis just below top
M913 Z40                     ; reduce Z motor current to 30% of set current
G91                          ; relative positioning
G1 H1 Z15 F300               ; move Z axis 20mm up slowly levling the X gantry
M913 Z100                    ; return Z motor current to 100% of set current
G90                          ; absolute positioning
M564 S1                      ; enable minimum and maximum axis limits
M208 X256.9 Y214 Z316.50 S0  ; set axis maxima
G1 X11.5 Y4.5 Z10.0 F6000    ; go to first probe point
M400	     	             ; wait for current moves to finish
G30                          ; probe bed

I alos have M208 command included in cofig file, where i tried to limit the movement of the axes, but not sure if that works in the way i thought

I downloaded the config and macros of the github, both were made directly for the version i am using - Caribou3d Duet 2 Wifi 320 with SE thermistor and PINDA2.

Any further help on how to get the tests up and running and start printing would be greatly appreciated!

Best regards,
BeyondX

Hey,

I am a new member of 3d printing world and i am currently setting up my first 3d printer. It is a Caribou Duet 2 WIfi.

I managed to get everything connected and setup, but am currently running is some issues with my extruder running out of position on X axis. If i manually set the extruder in the middle of the bed, i can home all 3 axis and my Pinda 2 Z probe is working ok.

When running one of the tests the extruder is not following the limitations in the config/macro and it goes all the way far left, so my Pinda moves out of the bed. Since the test then tests PINDA aswell, it lowers my extruder on Z axis without ever stopping and crashing into the bed.

Here is my config :

config.g

Anyone can help me out with how to limit the extruder to not move all the way to the end, but to stop beforehand?

Thanks in advance!
BeyondX