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    Quote Originally Posted by Kardacian View Post
    Would you consider using Hall Effect sensors? No moving parts extremely accurate and will outlast mechanical switches. Take a look at these, they run on 5 Volts but I can modify to use higher voltage if needed. They operate in the same manner as a NO switch. However a NC can also be created and will not be expensive.

    https://www.tindie.com/products/Kard...ll_prod_search
    NO switches are not recommended as limit switch. I would never use them in a mill, maybe a 3D printer, but otherwise your switches look nice.
    Last edited by A_Camera; 14-12-2016 at 10:52 AM.
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