Magnetic Probe Use Cases

A detailed illustration of magnetic probes used in 3D printing, showcasing various attachment methods, movement axes, and integration with different printer types.

Magnetic Probe Mechanics Quiz

Test your knowledge about the various use cases and mechanics of magnetic probes in 3D printing. This quiz is designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike to assess their understanding of probe functionality and application.

Explore scenarios related to probe mobility and attachment.
Gauge your familiarity with wiring configurations.
Consider ergonomic aspects of probe docking.

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringProbe721

My probe can move...

Nowhere... Its mounted to the gantry of a Voron or frame of another CoreXY or whatever

Along the Z axis like mounted next to the bed of a CoreXY

Along the Z axis like on the gantry of an I3

Along the Y axis like on the bed of an I3

I have a delta and your question defies all logic

I don't understand the question

My probe is wired...

Normally closed with a pullup, so when it is not attached, the pin reports "TRIGGERED"

Normally closed without a pullup because I did not follow the documentation

Normally open because I did not follow the documentation

When my probe is at the dock...

Magnets.

I need to do something special to make it attach like move a server

When my probe is in the dock...

I just assume it is there

I have a sensor pin that can detect it is in the dock.

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