Ender 5 End-stop Bump-stops for sensorless homing
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This is a recreation of a Thing I printed about 5 years ago and needed to re-print, but is no longer available.
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This is a recreation of a Thing I printed about 5 years ago and needed to re-print, but the original Thing seems no longer available.
So I recreated it.
These are the Y-axis bump stops, mount on the four corners, if you have a BLTouch, be sure to mount the alternate version for the front-left corner.
Hardware required: M4x20 and nut times 4.
Now, why did I need to reprint? well, because i took a hack-saw to one. Why? because during my Endorphin conversion, I found that the printer wanted to home to the front, and when the bump stops are in front, the BLTouch probe and bump stop collide.
This is the make I posted back then in which you can see both the X and Y axes bump stops,
https://www.thingiverse.com/make:911094
For the X-Axis; if you home to max (what the Ender 5 does from stock, and is the preferred homing direction), you need only the bump stop marked "R" a.k.a. right side. If you home to min, use the one marked "L", left side.
For the Y-axis; if you home to max -- again, that's the default and preferred way -- you need to "regular" endstops at the rear. If, for some reason, you find your printer homing both directions in a Hybrid_CoreXY or CoreXY configuration, you need all four. If you home to min, use a regular bump stop front-right, for front-left; if BLTouch, use the alternate version. If not, another regular one.
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