Dual Endstops Squaring and Calibration on the MPCNC using Marlin

In this video we go over how to square and calibrate your CNC machine after installing dual endstops. This tutorial is for the original MPCNC running Marlin 2 but can be adapted for many other CNC builds and softwares including the MPCNC Primo and GRBL.
If you want to automatically draw the lines, use the following gcode with the pen starting in position to draw. Adjust the X and Y values with an ! to the maximum on your machine:
G1 X0 Y0
G1 X!
G1 Y!
G1 X0
G1 Y0
G1 X! Y!
G1 Z5
G1 X0
G1 Z0
G1 X! Y0
G1 Z10
Credit for the MPCNC design: Ryan from V1 Engineering
Link to the endstop holders I used: www.thingiverse.com/thing:284...
Link to the tutorial I'm basing this video off of: docs.v1engineering.com/electr...
Camera/Mic: Samsung Galaxy S9+

[@allted]

I really like how you have explained this. I am sure you have seen the way I explain it. I would be interested to link this in the docs if you would be cool with it?

[@lifeofleoua6695]

Yup. It's updated in the description.

[@robertoaks1043]

I would like to know about the belt tensioner that are in the video at 1:33? Did you make them or is it on Thingiverse?

[@lifeofleoua6695]

I made them based off of a design on Thingiverse. They didn't work very well since I didn't account for some clearances so I ended up just using zip ties like the Ryan's design intended.

[@ARM3D_CNC]

Donde conseguiste el firware para que funcione la pantalla

[@lifeofleoua6695]

El firmware se llama Marlin y lo necesitas configurar para tu propio pantalla.

[@nikunjanghan7101]

i want to run my dual y axis but i face sum issue can you help me with this

[@lifeofleoua6695]

That's very vague. If you post more about your issues, I might be able to help, but I recommend going to the V1 Engineering forum and asking there. They collectively have more experience than I do.