Modify position_min / position_max to avoid collision

I have a camera mounted on the front right corner of my VC3 500, that is on the (500, 0) coordinates, but the toolhead / gantry collides with it when going to that position for the prime blob. I was about to change the prime blob position, but I thought it might be even safer to change position min/max to avoid the toolhead to go there altogether. [stepper_x] position_max: 490 [stepper_y] position_min: 10 I just wanted to make sure i this approach is really better and that I won't be messing around any RatOS function like priming, adaptive mesh, etc.
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miklschmidt
miklschmidt•2y ago
I would do it like that too, everything except bed_mesh and z_tilt point will adapt to that. Worst case scenario you're gonna have to move a zilt point and adjust the full bed_mesh, but i think you should be good.
Helge Keck
Helge Keck•2y ago
looks like he just need to move the x endstop block a bit from this perspecitve it almost looks like the toolhead is outside the print area
miklschmidt
miklschmidt•2y ago
Or both even move the x endstop a bit, limit it 5mm or something both legitimate ways to fix it
jornamon
jornamonOP•2y ago
What an eye have you both! I checked and for X, the nozzle right on the edge for x=0, and it's a little bit farther away for x=500, which I guess is good for this situation. For Y the nozzle is outside for y=0 and has more margin for y=500, so I guess I should move that one a little bit backwards, correct? After that, I must get the additional room needed by modifying position min/max, right?
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miklschmidt
miklschmidt•2y ago
Correct on all counts 🙂
jornamon
jornamonOP•2y ago
Marked as solved for future reference: everything works perfectly.
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