Voron Trident BTT HDMI 5 Fold Out Screen
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A fold out screen for Siboor Voron Trident that uses a BTT HDMI 5 screen and Flat Mesh Skirts.
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What is this?
This is a folding mount that allows you to change the angle of the BTT HDMI display or collapse it flush with the frame when using Flat Mesh Skirts on your Voron Trident.
The hinge uses a novel constant friction design to hold the screen at any angle. The screws are not responsible for adding/removing any rotational friction.
General Notes
This was designed for use with a Siboor Voron Trident AWD 300mm and modified Flat Mesh Skirts. This mostly means the hinge will only provide the correct motion for a 2020 frame Trident with ClickClackyDoor and will only fit in between the modified skirts. I have only provided files for the 300mm variant of the Flat Mesh Skirts because that is what I have. For other sizes you will need to modify the front skirts yourself and remove the notch the screen would have normally sat in.
Bill of Materials
Note: Links are just to items I bought personally for this project.
| Part | Quantity | Comment | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| m3x10 | 12 | SHSC or BHSC | |
| m3x6 BHSC | 4 | For attaching screen to case | |
| m3x8 BHSC | 4 | For attaching screen case to screen mount - m3x10 BHSC would also work | |
| m3x16 | 4 | SHSC or BHSC - for attaching hinge to screen mount | |
| HDMI 90 degree to micro HDMI | 1 | 90 degree must point up towards the frame to clear the electronics panel | https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CMQJMX2G |
| USB C to USB A | 1 | Must shave down screen side connector for clearance, see pictures |
Printing Notes
- Voron standard settings unless otherwise noted:
- 0.2mm layer height
- 0.4mm extrusion width
- 40% infill
- 4 perimeters
- 5 top/bottom layers
- Parts with threads should be printed with 0.12mm layer height for better operation.
- All parts have 1 end that is chamfered. This end should be touching the build plate.
- Files with
2xneed 2 copies printed. - The skirt needs 2 copies, but 1 should be mirrored.
Assembly Notes
Just follow Hinge Combined.3mf or the images above to assemble.
Please note that screws will be threading directly into plastic; take care not to over tighten screws. The screws are not responsible for adding/removing any rotational friction.
The sides of linkages that were printed touching the build plate should mate together for the smoothest operation.
Short Link Frame Side - 2x.3mf has a small tab on one of the ends, this end should attach to the frame. You can break off the tab afterwards.
The Internal Nut - 2x.3mf should slide, with some friction, along Axel.3mf.
Cables
The HDMI cable cannot stick straight out otherwise it will collide with the electronics panel. Using the suggested cable avoids this problem but creates another smaller issue, the HDMI now collides with a standard USB C cable.
If using a standard USB C cable, one side of the connector needs to be shaved down to lessen the stress on the screen's USB C and HDMI ports due to the connectors colliding. Use a sharp knife and slowly take off as many layers as you can without breaking the connector. See the images for an example.
If you do not want to do cut down the USB C connector you'll need some kind of low profile cable. Something like this should work but I have not tested this personally.
Special Thanks
- KatDelgado for sharing their friction hinge design.
- livinhack for providing the modified Flat Mesh Skirts step files
- Thejiral for the original Flat Mesh Skirt designs.
- Linkage Software without which I probably would have given up on this design.