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With the CSMIO/IP-S and IP-A you can go a step furtherGood morning ned.
One thing i forgot to mention regarding the long travel 'Y' axis is related to the ability of squaring the machine. The long travel being driven off one ball screw will make it difficult to square up. With two independent drives 'sinked' together you can use two home switches and the machine will automatically square it's self up, once setup. I didn't skimp on hardware deliberately, anyway enough said, it's you machine you build it as you see fit
You can at first set the plugin to detect the distance between the home switches on each axis and then you can set that value as an offset. You can then further add or subtract from that value to set the gantry square (using test cuts if required) It saves a lot of messing about with minute adjustments to home switches