"En: In my kit there are no this type of M5 bolts but only button ones. The problem is that the bolt head does not fit into the recess of the indicated plastic plug."
I ended up using some M5 cap head I had
You could probably drill out the recess for the button head to fit, but the threads should reach most of the way
The red mounts should be placed one hole from the top, one hole from the bottom, and 10 holes from the top or bottom, which is the middle. Disregard the number of holes in the photo as it is inaccurate
*****M3x20 actually***
Uses M3 x 16 cap head screws for the default filament detectors
I ended up using m4x6 cap head screws as they lay more flat
You can use an awl from the underside to mark where to make the holes on the top side
"En: In my kit there are no this type of M5 bolts but only button ones. The problem is that the bolt head does not fit into the recess of the indicated plastic plug."
I ended up using some M5 cap head I had
You could probably drill out the recess for the button head to fit, but the threads should reach most of the way
The red mounts should be placed one hole from the top, one hole from the bottom, and 10 holes from the top or bottom, which is the middle. Disregard the number of holes in the photo as it is inaccurate
You can use the 50cm/20in wire to connect directly to the 24v PSU
M4 x 12 Button
"M3 x 6mm Cap" Bolt
I recommend mounting the antennae away from the motors to limit interference
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