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Voron V2 Bowden Umbilical Mount
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More insulation, less plastic. Cable chain nuke.
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Ended up with this when I moved to sensor-less homing removing the cable chains.
- This is not designed to fit stock rear panel.
- It will forfeit at least 20mm of Z height.
- It may rub wires long term
- No supports
- Built in counter bore bridging
- STL's should be rotated to match included print bed image.
The bearings are result of over engineering for cool factor, but I had them and the double t post on hand. It hardly moves, but this is sort of a positive.
The PC4-M10 threads are just guides printed in this orientation, you may need to be forceful or use a tap. If threading with a tap; assemble and tap while not attached to the printer.
I printed in PP-GF30. 0.5mm nozzle and 0.25mm layer height.
BOM:
- 1x Double T post, m3 threaded both sides
- 2x F695 2rs bearings
- 3x M3 Roll in nuts (or T nuts)
- 4x M3*12 BHSC
- 2x M3*16
- 1x M3*25
- 2x M3x4x5 heatsets
- 2x M5-1mm thick washers
- 1x PC4xM10 Pneumatic Connector like these, the one you took out should work
- 3x 4"x0.1" small or smaller zip ties (ideally Tefzel/ETFE for longevity) I used these
- ½" Wire loom
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I used this with stealthburner until i replaced stealthburner.