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Wow eddy, that's a great looking control panel!

Thanks

Do you mean rather than going INVERTER -> Through the conduit -> DIN mounted terminal -> panel mounted connector, you will be skipping the conduit/DIN terminal and wire straight to the panel connector? Is this to reduce the chance of noise/interference?

Yes and Yes

Do you have any wiring diagrams you would care to share? I can identify some of the components in your pic and guess how some connect but a bit more detail would be great.

Where are you planning to mount the various connectors? I guess the bottom panel?

No connectors, I'll be glanding off the cables at the bottom and wiring into the DIN rail mounted terminals

I see you have an EStop on the front but do you have any other provision for machine mounted estops/limit switches/home switches?

See drawing, yes, I'll probably include in the E/stop circuit the following; ultimate travel limits, machine mounted E/stop button, spindle motor over temperature sensor, AM882 alarms.
The homing limits are wired separately they are not in the E/stop circuit.

Are those grey jobbies at the bottom din mounted terminal blocks?

Yes, the earth terminals provide an easy way to tie all the screens down.

Can you recommend a supplier for the various parts (DIN rail, cable conduit etc)?

These may not be the ultimate cheapest but won't be far off, I was surprised how Farnell prices have improved lately for some items, or maybe it's others bumping theirs up ?

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