Oké now I mounted the Legs to the MDF plate and I got it 99,9% square now… really satisfied with it.
I haven’t tried to connect the endstops, but now that I got the MPCNC square I want to configure the endstops. On the board I have endstops for X+, X-, Y+, Y-, Z+ and Z- and all those have 3 pins Labeled with S G and V. I have (4) 3-pin connectors with 2 wires. How do I have to set it up?
S is signal, G is ground V is Vcc. Don’t use the Vcc.
Thanks again, which wire goes to the S and G doesn’t matter right?
Doesn’t matter. Check with M119 before trying home.
Oké 
… I’ll try it tomorrow.
Hey Jeffe,
So I completely disassembled and reassembled the MPCNC, the gantry was facing the wrong way.
I thought this would have been a quick job, but I had to modify everything.
Thursday I made my first text engraving and it was successful! Very cool!
I just wanted to try the endstops so I ran the M119 command and it says everything is open.
So I rand the home command for the X and then the Y, this working correctly.
Now I wanted to adjust the position of one of the endstops and then I did something wrong.
I ran the home command for X and 1 wasn’t homing for some reason so I pushed the emergency stop button in Repetier.
The tried to connect again and it failed.
I unplugged it from the power socket and put it back in and now I have connection again, but the stepper motors aren’t working… 
Edit: after a couple of minutes it’s working again. I ran the m119 code again and X2 was triggered, I don’t know why because it wasn’t.
Then a reboot, everything was open again, I ran the homing commands again and the Y axis is doing good, it levels the axis out nice.
But the X axis is giving me trouble. It homes, but doesn’t level it self out like the Y axis. What can be wrong?
Edit 2: oké I did another test, homing Y works perfectly, but homing X not.
Something is wrong with X2, it doesn’t home right on touch… it’s pushing a bit further and the it homes. So it disalignes the axis completely. I think something is wrong with the wires.
Are you sure you have X1 and X2 endstops assigned to the correct motor?
Yes I’m pretty sure, but au think it’s the wires of X2… they’re not done correctly. The wires are loose now.
Hi Jeffe and others,
I’m back! I ordered a new end stop and for now I forget about it.
I build a nice enclosure in the meanwhile, really satisfied with it!
Now I’m doing a new project, a house number sign in oak (designed in Fusion360).
I started with the engraving of the house number.
It went really well, but same as my first engraving… at the end it goes to the 0 position and drills a whole
In the Postprocessor I told it to go to 0 at the end.
Does it mean I’m losing steps on the Z axis?
What could the problem be?
I am not as well versed in the gcode but this sounds like it might be the same thing happening to you
https://forum.v1e.com/t/z-axis-relaxes-after-a-job-and-it-plunges-into-the-work/20792/7?u=redneckmudrat
Thanks Mike,
I will look into it!
edit: Yes that’s it… I’m using Repetier
