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Voron V0 Kirigami Stealth Bumper
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An RGB-powered, low-poly front bumper for your Voron 3D Printer
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Voron Parts & Upgrades
- License
- GNU General Public License v3.0
Compatible with:
- V0 Kirigami Bed
- Salad Fork / Tri-Zero / Pandora's Box
- anything with an extrusion to attach it to
Supports the Rainbow Barf Logo LED or a Neopixel Mini Button
BOM
| Item | Qty. |
|---|---|
| M3x5x4 Heatset Insert | 2 |
| M3 Hex Nut | 2 |
| M3x6 BHCS | 4 |
| Neopixel Mini Button | 1 |
| Rainbow Barf Logo LED (OPTIONAL) | 1 |
Note: Only one LED Option is required. Either the Neopixel Mini Button, or the Rainbow Barf Logo LED
Printing
- Use standard Voron print settings for all parts.
- Print the main_body stl for your printer.
- use a clear filament for parts with the [c] prefix.
- for Rainbow Barf, print [c]_rainbow_barf_diffuser.stl and rainbow_barf_carrier.stl
- for Neopixel Mini Button print [c]_neopixel_button_diffuser.stl and neopixel_button_carrier.stl
Assembly
- Remove the 2 supports inside the hexagonal hole of main_body
- Install 2 heatset inserts into the back of main_body
- Press the clear diffuser into logo_insert
- Press logo_insert into main_body
- Press LED (Rainbow Barf, or Neopixel Mini Button) into the appropriate carrier. Solder wires either before, or after if necessary. (you may not be able to fit a jst connector through the carrier)
- Fit the carrier to the back of main_body and fasten with 2 M3x6 BHCS
- Attach main_body to the front of the kirigami bed frame, using 2 M3 hex nuts and 2 M3x6 BHCS
Credits
- Cameron at LDO Motors for the initial work on fitting a StealthBurner diffuser in the design
- WhoppingPochard and VinnyCordiero for the Rainbow Barf Logo LED
The most up to date version of this mod can always be found on GitHub