@Trish Could you please think of a solution as answer for 3dprinting.stackexchange.com/questions/7913/…, it has the open bounty. I added an answer to encourage others, rewards are not given to the person that sets the bounty. I can also delete the answer to start with a clean slate.

@0scar I lack some vital info for that one sadly. without knowing th emachine, I guess it might be supply voltage or wiring, leading to a flickering signal?

@Trish I've looked into similar issues of this, and there is a relation with the newer Marlin firmware versions and unshielded wiring. So yes, that would be a good idea.

but withut wiring plan it is impossible.

If you do a little research I'll be more than willing to award you the full amount. A plausible answer is also an answer

Yes, but it is a solution, maybe not his solution :)

think about it this way: Alice asks Ben to design a castle with bricks. Ben assumes Lego, so plans one out a fancy castle with all the correct features of a castle with all the stones. Alice then comes back and looks at it, saying "Uh, I have Duplo"

also, re-looking at the slicer one...

So far for my good intentions, I was really interested in the question, I thought adding the reward would attract some viable answers, but for now there hasn't been much response from the OP... Me and my good deeds...

@Trish Assumption is the mother of all f.ckups! :)

@0scar <yes, and I have not enough hand on that wiring/sensor question.

But still it is a solution for someone that looks at the plans of the castle and has lego's

@Trish I thought you had some decent background as I remember I voted up an answer of you about the C, NO and NC connections of endstops.

No worries, if you have the time and want to invest the reward is there

@0scar I am physicist. I m lost when I have no wiring plan XD

Trying to get my CURA to start up in the other matter... I am quite sure that my Cura does perimeters right hand round...

@Trish Just checked, it is counterclockwise

@Trish I have 2 engineering degrees Mechanical and Aeronautical, to I'm a little more practical XD

I had oddly enough a path sliche clockwise...

@Trish Interesting

@Trish My direct colleague is a physicist also, always fun when he needs to read technical drawings :) (e.g. cross sections of aircraft engines)

No pun

fixed it up

Hola Makers :o)

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