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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Unsuprisingly, you need a way to align the front side of your PCB with the back
To reliably get a board in this location, I'm using 2 dowel pins just below the Y axis as a stop, and 2 more pins 50mm above that will go directly into the board: To reliably get a board in this location, I'm using 2 dowel pins just below the Y axis as a stop, and 2 more pins 50mm above that will go directly into the board:
[![Photo](/gallery/thumbs/projects/20260713_095323.jpg)](/gallery/image/projects/20260713_101211.jpg) [![Photo](/gallery/thumbs/projects/20260713_095323.jpg)](/gallery/image/projects/20260713_095323.jpg)
[![Photo](/gallery/thumbs/projects/20260713_101211.jpg)](/gallery/image/projects/20260713_101211.jpg) [![Photo](/gallery/thumbs/projects/20260713_101211.jpg)](/gallery/image/projects/20260713_101211.jpg)
The 2 pins that go into the board set your axis of rotation when flipping the board over. Now when generating your g-code for the machine, you can use a y-axis at 50mm as a mirror axis. The 2 pins that go into the board set your axis of rotation when flipping the board over. Now when generating your g-code for the machine, you can use a y-axis at 50mm as a mirror axis.

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