Thread: Proximity Switches
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01-10-2013 #13
. . . .Ah ah obviously not bent a ballscrew yet Matt or ripped the teeth of a timing Belt..
Crafty Just buy some cheap-ish micro switches for limits and wire in series. Also arrange them so they get triggered by running over the switch and not into it. Same goes for Home/Proximity switches.
Also If you want to keep wiring and number of switches down then just have 1 limit switch per axis that travels with that Axis and gets tripped by some fixed but adjustable brackets at each end.
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