3dCase
Well-known member
I recently converted to sensorless homing and things did go rather smoothly, not counting the mishaps due to not stopping the machine in time during the initial tuning.
But I now have had two failed homing sequences after about a month, and I am wondering what is wisdom. Last one broke my revo nozle, which kind of makes me sad.
I have lowered the sensitivity from 150 to 140 on both axis, and also lowered the homing current from 0.59 down to 0.5 on both.
Trouble is I want a reliable machine without having to watch the homing every print with my finger on the E-stop.
Anybody some meaningfull advise?
But I now have had two failed homing sequences after about a month, and I am wondering what is wisdom. Last one broke my revo nozle, which kind of makes me sad.
I have lowered the sensitivity from 150 to 140 on both axis, and also lowered the homing current from 0.59 down to 0.5 on both.
Trouble is I want a reliable machine without having to watch the homing every print with my finger on the E-stop.
Anybody some meaningfull advise?
