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Voron Stealthburner for Artillery Genius and Sidewinder

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Mount the Voron Stealthburner and Clockwork2 to your Artillery printer. Includes BLTouch mount

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I have a couple Voron printers. I have a couple other printers of different types. Maintenance is easier when they're more standardized, so I have all of my printers standardized to the Stealthburner.

BOM requirements: 

  • a bunch of regular M3 heat inserts used by Voron builds.
  • Everything necessary to build a Stealthburner + Clockwork2.
  • The motor used should be the 17mm variant, but there is exactly 3mm of clearance behind the motor as-is, so the 20mm variant can potentially fit, but it will be flush against the mount and locknut. Sanding may be needed.
  • Some misc M3 screws and nuts to attach the PCB to the PCB mount, and mount to carriage

This should be able to drop in and completely replace the original full print head without any other changes. The original carriage plate is also replaced, so you will need to re-attach the belt, I don't think more length is needed because I modeled the width to approximate the original, but you might need to buy a new length of belt if yours happens to be too short.

Includes mounts for original PCB, cable clamp for the ribbon cable, and a BLTouch mount.

I flipped my BLTouch header to the other side of the PCB and replaced with a JST socket for cleaner wiring. I also similarly replaced the original RGB header with a JST socket for the neopixels. These should both be optional mods, will function just fine without these changes.

For mine, everything is printed in ABS. These designs are made with Voron-style tolerances for printing in ABS without adjustment.

My X endstop has been switched to sensorless homing as the plastic no longer triggers the inductive endstop. You can glue a small piece of metal in the appropriate location to keep using the endstop if you want.

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