https://www.reprap.org/wiki/Archim2
That’s the 2, but the 1 doesn’t show the endstop pins. I am guessing they are the same.
You want to connect (-) to the bit and (s) to the spatula or whatever you’re driving the bit into. Don’t short from (-) to (+). Test with M119 before you try to do a home.
Here’s the Archim1 page: https://www.reprap.org/wiki/Archim_v1.0
Didn’t even think to look at the 2.0 board, pretty sure its just the drivers that are different between them
I had confirmation from the people that make the Archim 1.0 that the pins are the same way round as the 2.0 for the end stops
So sheds completely insulated now walls and ceiling, and today I built the bench 
So all that’s left is to run electrics (in the new year) will run off an extension lead for now, and move the MPCNC out there.
Little update from yesterday, MPCNC is moved in 
and making CHIPS!:)
Making chips means you are officially part of the crew now!
Took 6 months but I’m there, time to dial everything in 
SO my little brain has been thinking,
I have a touch plate that does z height
Could I do the same for X and Y using the min pins for those as well, I know I would have to change the direction in marlin so when I send a G28 it moves right instead of left and effectively have 3 touch plates 1 for each axis
You can. Set the HOME_DIR for XY to +1, then use the xmax and ymax pins.
Then, report back to show off.
Video on how I use my touch plate
First cuts
An update
Spoil Board Video
4 Sided Milling
Hi Robin,
I’m curious to know what’s the model of your makita router, and what was wrong with the the chinese spindle that made you decide to change?
Thanks, W
