Minimalist Y rail endstops
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This is about the smallest inline endstop I could come up with for the Y rail.
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This is about the smallest inline endstop I could come up with for the Y rail. I needed the limit switch below the Y-carriage for another project I am working on. it's angled to line up with the Y belt anchor bracket for either the trinitylabs or makerstoolworks Y rails, but should also work on other projects.
As there really isn't much plastic for your anchor bolts to bite into for the Y switch mount itself, you will need some washers.
Right and left versions included, for use on either side of the rail.
Print instructions
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This is about the smallest inline endstop I could come up with for the Y rail. I needed the limit switch below the Y-carriage for another project I am working on. it's angled to line up with the Y belt anchor bracket for either the trinitylabs or makerstoolworks Y rails, but should also work on other projects.
As there really isn't much plastic for your anchor bolts to bite into for the Y switch mount itself, you will need some washers.
Right and left versions included, for use on either side of the rail.
Instructions
print it with support. I found end printing was easiest. then trim the keyway notch to fit your rail and screw it down. The Y switch is held on by bolts threaded into the plastic itself. seems to be holding up fine so far, though I may try for a nut backed one later.