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  1. It's easiest to run a flat down the length of the entire 5mm shaft.
    • It's easiest to run a flat down the length of the entire 5mm shaft.

    • The flat only needs to be deep enough for the grub screw to catch and not slip.

    • When your pulleys are in place, be sure to loctite your grub screws.

  2. Add the drive stacks to the printed pieces along with another 20t pulley to lock the stack into place. Add the drive stacks to the printed pieces along with another 20t pulley to lock the stack into place.
    • Add the drive stacks to the printed pieces along with another 20t pulley to lock the stack into place.

  3. Be sure to wire the micro switch as NC (Normally Closed). On most switches this means connecting wires to the outer two terminals on the switch, but you can check with a multimeter by making sure there is continuity at those pins when the switch is not pressed.
    • Be sure to wire the micro switch as NC (Normally Closed). On most switches this means connecting wires to the outer two terminals on the switch, but you can check with a multimeter by making sure there is continuity at those pins when the switch is not pressed.

    • Add a vertical line to the 20t pulleys in each stack so you can troubleshoot slipping grub screws easily.

  4. The assembly with the micro switch attaches to the right side of the frame. Be sure to run wiring through the channel and be careful to not damage it while tightening.
    • The assembly with the micro switch attaches to the right side of the frame.

    • Be sure to run wiring through the channel and be careful to not damage it while tightening.

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