CR30 CR-30 Printmill Stealthburner X-Carriage Baseplate Adapter

So, this was my dream project for the CR30 and i love it so far, but it comes with a bit of work.

The only non-Extruder/Hotend requirement is a mgn12 linear rail on the X-axis.

It should work fine when you find your way around the difficulties of the stealthburner's fatness, which offsets the hotend way forward:

• You'll likely need to cut or file a little edge out of the XY-Idlers (the aluminium angles hanging under the X-axis), where they touch the conveyor belt assembly.

• You need a really long ultra high flow hotend, else you'll need another Y-endstop solution. Cutting out more material from the aluminium thingies doesn't help against this restriction, i've been there.

  • For the proof of concept I used a normal-length Phaetus Dragon with some cheap 15mm nozzle extension (from mellowfly?) which i had both laying around, with these toolhead files: https://www.printables.com/model/656053-voron-stealthburner-dragon-ace/files and a trusty Clockwork2.

    • The extension thingy works for testing it out, but that's it. Mine leaks like a geriatric and the part fan cools the nozzle so much it throws heater errors due to missing heat isolation.

  • For drawing i used these files: https://mods.vorondesign.com/details/WHujVxn8HnZet0yB8vHxJg .

Known issues:

• If you want to use a cable cover, it needs a cutout for the adapter plate.

The 5 degree tilt helps adhesion, but i'm not sure at what cost. Feedback is appreciated!

Prints best in PETG or something with even stronger tear resistance at 100% infill. Else the belt holes could break out, as happened with that bronze ASA try. 

The STEP file seems to be the previous version (thicker), but it contains the hotend holder i used and it's what i have after losing my Fusion360 login.

Have fun!