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Voron 2.4 & Trident 35mm Tophat - screwable

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Tophat in 35mm height for Voron 2.4 / Trident or other printers with a frame of aluminium extrusions.

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Voron 2.4 / Trident Tophat – screwable extrusion mount & panel clip remix

Thanks to Luc1luc for his beautiful tophat design!
The goal of this remix is to allow the printed TopHat parts to be directly mounted to the aluminum extrusion frame while also introducing a clip-based panel mounting system.

This provides a more secure attachment to the frame while keeping the panels easy to remove for maintenance or modifications.

Features

🔩 Direct mounting to aluminum extrusions
Uses M3 hammer nuts / T-nuts to securely attach the TopHat to the printer frame.

🧩 Clip-based panel mounting
Panels are held in place using clips for quick installation and removal.
Get the clips from this repo.

🛠 Maintenance friendly
Panels can be removed without fully disassembling the TopHat.

🧲 Magnetic covers
Small neodymium magnets keep the covers securely in place.

BOM

Quantity

Part

Description

24x

M3 Hammer Nut / T-Nut

For mounting the TopHat to the aluminum extrusions

24x

M3x10 screws

Fastening printed parts to the T-nuts

36x

M3 heat-set inserts

Threaded inserts for the printed parts

4x

M3x6 screws

Corner assembly

8x

M3x8 screws

Connector pieces

4x

6×3 mm round neodymium magnets

Magnetic mounting for the covers

Get the full assembly parts (connector plate, covers etc.) from the original repo.

Printing Notes

  • Recommended material: ABS or ASA (standard for Voron builds)

  • Standard Voron print settings should work well

  • Install heat-set inserts after printing

Attention

Use at your own risk. Because the screws are difficult to access, they are prone to damage.

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