EBB36 side mount for Orbiter 2 with PG-7
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Designed for my Enderwire to avoid electronics clearance issues with rear-mounted PCB
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This EBB36/SHT36 mount was designed by me out of necessity. I was having issues with the cabling mashing into the gantry with PCB rear-mounts. This is a two-piece construction consisting of:
- an arm that fits over the rear of the Orbiter2 extruder motor with or without filament sensor.
- a mounting bracket for the toolhead board
BOM:
- 6x m3*4*5 heatset inserts
- 4x m3x8mm SHCS
- 2x m3 screws long enough to screw reach through the extruder/filament sensor by 4-6mm
Printing: use Voron PIF settings. 4 sidewalls, 5 top/bottom layers, 40% infill, ABS or better. I used crosshatch infill.
Assembly:
Install 2 heatset inserts in the back (flat) side of the toolhead mounting board
Install remaining 4 heatset inserts in each opening on the mounting arm
Fix toolhead mounting board to the mounting arm via the through-holes on the mounting board, into the narrow side of the mounting arm
If your printer is well tuned, clearances for the PG-7 mount will provide a snug connection with a cable gland