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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinS View Post
    So Neale



    whether it is motors jumping sync/steps, and/or the movement of a less than stiff gantry/endplate/bearing setup, the TWIN homing switches correct the gantry squareness.

    Makes sense.

    And presumably, within a single motor/twin belt system, the "stiffness" within the drive belt arrangement tends to hold the gantry square.


    Great got it thanks.

    -Martin
    Yes that is correct, but with using one motor you have to use a bigger one like a nema34 which usually requires a bigger volatage to drive it. The single motor setup does not go out of square, and using 2 motors hence the duel switches you also.need stall detection etc in case one drive packs up etc
    Last edited by Clive S; 09-08-2017 at 05:56 PM.
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