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Cartographer Probe Side Mount Dragonburner Hook-on Cowl

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Dragonburner cowl with a mount for the Cartographer probe on its left side. For hook-on type docking toolchangers.

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This is a modified version of the hook-on dragonburner cowl with screw holes on the side and a mounting piece, which allows operation of the Cartographer probe (or similar). It was designed for my toolchanger but should also work well as a probe mount alone. There is an accompanying hook-on dock with a cutout to accomodate the probe.

To have the assembly as compact as possible, I use the 'Flat Pack' version of Cartographer V3 and solder the PCBs with small pieces of wire instead of the pin header. If you have the angled version it will likely not fit as is, but you can either modify the mounting piece for some extra clearance or remove and replace the angled pin header. The CAN/USB connection is soldered to the pads directly.

I also provide the step file to allow easy adjustment to your printer.

Note that with the implementation in viesturz' klipper-toolchanger at time of making this it is not possible to have per-toolhead probes unless each one uses the built in tap sensor. With a setup like this you will lose the ability to home with any toolhead except the one with the probe.

 

Printing

  • Use Voron defaults and print in ABS/ASA or better.

  • The mounting piece has overhangs; here I recommend to use supports

Parts

  • 4x 2.6x6mm self tapping screws in addition to the dragonburner parts
    The screw heads should not be too thick (<2mm) so as not to collide with the print surface

Probe offset

The following are the offsets I use in my cartographer config. These should be a good starting point.

x: -40.7
y: 1.1

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