I was worried about snagging and breaking the levers too so the second I decided not to use sensorless homing, I removed the levers from all the endstops and flipped them around so they make direct contact with the buttons instead of the levers. They are also more accurate this way since you don’t have to worry about bends in the lever changing the accuracy and they give you a couple mm more travel.
They Y-axis lined right up. The z-axis switches need to come down about 5mm and out about 4mm. Since I don’t have the step files for the z-stop models and my modeling skills are kinda weak, I just made a little piece to screw onto the xz plate to make up the difference. Would be nice if I had the step files so I could just change the z-stop. Then I could use the hole in the xz plate with a small screw to adjust the height of one side to mechanically level it. This is what I am currently using for the z-stop but if all you want to do is fix the y-axis, you don’t need anything. Just rip out the levers, flip the switches around, and make sure the buttons line up with the blocks.
