Voron compatible Prusa X carriage
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Have you ever wanted to mount a Voron extruder/hotend assembly on a Prusa style machine? Now you can.
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- Printables
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- Voron Parts & Upgrades
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- GNU General Public License v3.0
The titla says it, this is an x carriage that allows you to use the Voron toolhead ecosystem on a Prusa. The carriage has been modified from the Voron Legacy x carriage.
You will need Bear x ends to use this - https://github.com/gregsaun/bear_extruder_and_x_axis
I repeat, stock x ends will not work because of the belt path. If you use stock X ends, your x moves will be nonlinear.
BOM :
- all parts from this, printed in ABS or ASA (PETG should work too)
- all parts for the Voron toolhead you want to use - depends on which one you want, refer to the Voroon sourcing guide
- one M3 hex nut
- two LM8LUU bearings
- one M3x6 screw
- seven heatset inserts, the same kind that is used on all Voron parts (M3x5x4)
- three M3x40 screws
- two M3x30 screws
- two M3x20 screws
- two M3x16 screws
- a PL08 or PL05 inductive probe
- one M2x12 screw (you can reuse one from your Prusa kit)
IMPORTANT UPDATE
Make sure you print the x carriage and x ends in the same material. This helps prevent misalignment, increasing axis precision and prolonging bearing and rod life.
Licensing and attributions:
Licensing on this model is a bit complicated. The cable tail has been reused without modification from the Skelestruder project : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2845416
Thus, the tail is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution.
The rest of the models are licensed under GNU GPL v3.
The x carriage has been modified from the Voron legacy parts : https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Legacy
I would also like to give credit to the Afterbearner (https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/54545-afterbearner-the-prusa-bear-afterburner) which is basically the same thing. My aim was to recreate what was done there, but without changing the X ends and with cleaner, easier to edit cource files.