New AR8 Pro V5 - X+ Axis

[Thomas]

New member/owner and also new to CNC. When I run my X axis to the right it hits the gantry. I do not see a limit switch on that side. The home side the limit switch is very visible. How do I adjust to keep it from bumping the gantry? Thanks for any help offered. Love your forum. Started looking for answers and got caught up in reading all the other helpful info.

[toddd]

My machine the same type as yours did this also and I was able to adjust the left side homing switch further left to keep from hitting the right side. There is no switch on the right as its set in the controller table size setting.

If you set the left side further left it will hit the left side at a point so careful adjusting testing,


Issue can also be caused by loosing steps and not re homing machine, first home machine,

[jgarciaa]

Jan 8, 2022 22:55:00 GMT -5 Thomas said:

New member/owner and also new to CNC. When I run my X axis to the right it hits the gantry. I do not see a limit switch on that side. The home side the limit switch is very visible. How do I adjust to keep it from bumping the gantry? Thanks for any help offered. Love your forum. Started looking for answers and got caught up in reading all the other helpful info.

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