@Robert Hummel Thanks man

 

Are your end stops connected as so?

 

yes sir the little led on it even lights up when i push on switch

 

These are how mine are now

 

Look at the drawing closer and then look at the pin out of your endstop

 

Only difference i see is the endstop is using the other neg close to the positive not the one closer to the signal

 

Heads up for motor setting and esteps
X and Y axis step setting is 80
Z 400 and esteps start at 720

 

Correct
It makes a difference not sure why but it does

 

You may have to change a setting because my file works with them wired as per the drawing

 

awesome that where do you set those settings. Also where do i set the steps per and the and microstepping or do i just leave that stock

 

i will swap that wire so its the same np Thanks

 

I have a 600 watt one and only supplies a max of 12 amps on the 12 volt rail.
Normally that is a combined wattage of all the outputs which includes the 3.3 and the 5 volt rail. Most of those MK2 heatbeds can draw up to 16 amps, which the xbox 360 power supply can deliver, but, all other electronics are powered off of a separate power supply.

 

@Robert Hummel hey man did you get a chance to upload your code I didnt see it. Thanks!

 

Saving it now will upload in a bit gotta give the kids a bath

 

Thanks man!!

 

open the OBi3 ino file in the arduino software

 

You the man

 

Sweet now the home switched are working!!! only problem i see now is the z axis had chatter in it when it moves. Any input

 

You may have to change the hotend thermistor settings as mine is set for the e3d

 

Be sure to square the z also tune the driver to about 75% on the pot

 

Also a good idea to stop skipped steps / keep transistor temps down
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:145946

 

Nice thanks running smooth now man o man

 

@Robert Hummel setting are great man im supper happy with my first print. After the print i realized that my 4 bolts wernt even tight holding the extruder to the x axis rods. Tomorrow lots of tuning

 

Has anyone here tried printing ninjaflex through the wades extruder. I want to try it but might try semi flex instead so flexable but not as much.

 

I have some just have not tryed it yet

 

Thanks☺ @kram242 i appreciate it. I found out i was using the wrong feeler gauge. @Robert Hummel has been helping me tweak it and the print right now is looking great

 

So this is what im getting now looking better but doesnt like the thin lines. Sides are ok but still not perfect.

 

Haha the problem this whole time was my small gear was every once in a while slipping. So i grinned a flat spot in the shaft of the stepper much beeter so far trying to print another small gear