Summary

Sometimes I get an error when i'm machining metals (like brass) on the Genmitsu 3030.
This happens when a chip of the material that i'm cutting lands on one of the little circuit boards of the Y-Axe limit switches.

These covers will go over the circuitboard, protecting them from the flying chips

Post-Printing

Assemble

            <div><p>When you place the limit switch inside the cover, the back of the circuit board should still stick out a little bit from the cover. The pocket inside the cover was made a bit more shallow than the circuitboard is thick.</p><p>This will ensure that when you mount the switch back onto the machine, that the switch is firmly fixed in its original position.</p><p>Nb. don't forget to do a slow dryrun to see if your switches are still working, and make sure they are properly fixed to the frame otherwise your home position could start moving</p></div>                <p class="detail-image"><img src="https://cdn.thingiverse.com/assets/39/f6/e2/40/bb/PXL_20241022_184630282.jpg"></p>                <p class="detail-image"><img src="https://cdn.thingiverse.com/assets/84/18/3f/da/4f/PXL_20241020_091716341.jpg"></p>

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