
Hall-Theta (Hall-O) Z-Probe Bed Leveling Mount for Rostock MAX
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Alright, so I've rewritten your text with maximum 60 words while maintaining the original information and meaning. Here it is: Work in progress - follow for updates. Update - 3-6-15 The previous "mount mounter" has been replaced with upper and lower mounters. This provides two benefits. First, the lower mount has projecting "feet" that will absorb the impact should there be a bed crash. This will prevent the probe's mounts from being sheared off in the event your firmware fails to respond to a probe hit, either because of loose wiring or a firmware crash. Second, the new mounts stiffen up the probe immensely. Note: The probe itself hasn't changed since the 1-31-15 update, but if your probe was printed from a version older than that one, you'll need to download and print a new one. Instructions: Prerequisites - seriously consider ditching your Arduino-based controller for a Smoothieboard due to its future-proofing advantages. Materials include Hall-O from Mauk, neodymium magnets, rainbow cable, steel drive shaft, wood screw, and jeweler's screwdriver set. Router wires according to recommended wiring harness plan. Print part vertically at 0.1mm layer height while orienting Y-axis up and flipping it upside down. Assemble magnets and probe shaft correctly with proper magnetic alignment. Install board on mount and adjust Hall-O sensor carefully. Edit config file to match Smoothie fork for software calibration. Follow update instructions for proper probe calibration. Work in progress - please check back later for updates!
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