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ZeroClick mount for AntHead (Ambrosia's version)

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A new way to add a ZeroClick probe to your AntHead

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This is a side-mounted ZeroClick mount for your (SF) AntHead. It isn't a complete ZeroClick system, you'll need the original ZeroClick probe itself and some sort of mount.

This assumes you are familiar with ZeroClick, so for anything that isn't clear, please refer to the ZeroClick instructions:

https://github.com/zruncho3d/ZeroClick/

(I've called it "Ambrosia's Version" because there's already a single-part AntHead duct that tries to do the same thing, but it was all one piece so I didn't like it. Here: https://github.com/PrintersForAnts/AntHead/tree/main/UserMods/ZeroClick_left_ducting.)

Assemble the mount separately from the duct.

You will need the same wire and 3x6mm magnets as the original mount, as well as the desoldering wick if you roll that way.

You can use the included jig (which requires one heatset) to make it easy to assemble the mount. Attach the mount to the jig, and route the wires to their intended location. Now you can add the magnets and squeeze everything together properly (e.g. with a vice) without anything.

Once the mount is assembled, and you have checked continuity, you can remove the jig and dispose of it (after reclaiming the heatset!).

The finished mount now attaches to the side of the modified AntHead duct with 2xm2 10mm self tapping screws (like you use for d2f microswitches) from underneath, and 1xm3 6mm button head screw (which goes into a new heatset on the side of the duct).

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