Thanks in a million
I was just checking out your files when it struck me: why not mount the limit switch directly to the āSKR Pro mountā youĀ“ve designed earlier? Sure it will be a large part that on one side will have no other option then to mount the switchā¦
I think it would be just a matter of drilling 2 holes here:
Bummer! I had something similar yesterday when testing with a pen (still not used the machine for something else). On one side the cabling was locked below one of the wheels, so it couldnĀ“t lift that side on the Z axis. Obviously it took me two seconds before realizing this. One side kept going up, the other one stretched the coupler. Still hoping that it hasnĀ“t caused any issues.
I am far from an engineer, but I think thatĀ“s because the Z end is horizontal instead of vertical. I believe thatĀ“s on itĀ“s weakest point. If you would rotate it, or add something vertical instead of horizontal, it would be stronger.
not sure if you understand what I am trying to say. So let me give an example by 4noxx, his endstop is vertical giving more strength for downwards force.