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Voron Stealthburner for Biqu Nebula

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A mount for the Biqu Nebula extruder in the Stealthburner

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Comments and suggestions are welcome. It's installed and tested on my Switchwire.

I ordered a Biqui Nebula extruder. I remixed the Strealthburner version from Biqu and removed the Filametrix parts. The back fits a BTT EBB36 as per their design (without backplate or spacer). Unfortunately the heatsets will mess up your outer wall, because Biqu designed them too close to the outer walls.

General

I also ordered a Fysetc H36 Combo so I also made a mount plate and a spacer for that. The mount plate has a strain relief for the Fysetc CAN cable. If you use the back plate, use the middle heatset / screw hole at the top, this won't mess up the outer wall. The spacer uses the other holes. The cover is untested, because I havent't wired it up. I printed all the parts and everything fits nicely.

I have already changed the cable routing and added a new channel into the back for the hotend cables. I have enlarged the hole for the PTFE tube so that the tube goes all the way to the extruder (not sure why Biqu didn't do that).

Variants:

BTT EBB36 gen2:

This is only for gen2 as BTT modeled it. It's not eben available right now… I might make a backplate for the v1.2 if there is interest in it.

  • Stealthburner Nebula Extruder Body

    • 6 Voron Spec heatsets

  • Stealthburner Body with Nebula cut out

  • the CAN cable strain relief from the Biqu repository

BTT EBB42 v1:
  • Stealthburner Nebula Extruder Body

    • 5 Voron Spec heatsets (in the back only the middle one at the top)

  • Stealthburner Body with Nebula cut out

  • Spacer

  • Baseplate EBB42

    • 7 Voron Spec heatsets

    • 1 M3x16 SHCS (top screw)

    • 2 M3x8 BHCS (bottom screws)

    • 4 M3x6 BHCS (EBB42 screws)

  • EB42 Cover

    • 3 M3x6 BHCS

BTT EBB36 v1:
  • Stealthburner Nebula Extruder Body

    • 5 Voron Spec heatsets (in the back only the middle one at the top)

  • Stealthburner Body with Nebula cut out

  • Spacer

  • Baseplate BTT EBB36

    • 2 Voron Spec heatsets

    • 1 M3x16 SHCS (top screw)

    • 2 M3x12 SHCS (bottom screws)

  • BTT36 Cover

    • 2 M3x6 BHCS

Fysetc H36 Combo:
  • Stealthburner Nebula Extruder Body

    • 5 Voron Spec heatsets (in the back only the middle one at the top)

  • Stealthburner Body with Nebula cut out

  • Spacer

  • Baseplate H36 Fysetc Umbilical

    • 3 Voron Spec heatsets

    • 1 M3x16 SHCS (top screw)

    • 2 M3x12 SHCS (bottom screws)

  • H36 Cover

    • 3 M3x6 BHCS

Fysetc H36 Combo for Switchwire:

With the Switchwire the MGN12H carriages of the Z-Axis are in the way so the baseplate and cover had to be shortened.

  • Stealthburner Nebula Extruder Body

    • 5 Voron Spec heatsets (in the back only the middle one at the top)

  • Stealthburner Body with Nebula cut out

  • Spacer

  • Baseplate H36 Fysetc Umbilical for Switchwire

    • 3 Voron Spec heatsets

    • 1 M3x16 SHCS (top screw)

    • 2 M3x12 SHCS (bottom screws)

  • H36 Cover for Switchwire

    • 2 M3x6 BHCS

Print Settings

Use the standard Voron print settings (ABS or ASA). Only the extruder body needs some tree support for the cable pass throughs and some small overhangs.

Changelog (Fusion mile stones):

v4:

  • inital release

v8:

  • changed cable routing in extruder body

  • added a back plate for Fysetc CAN cable

  • added a new hole for a center screw in the back plate and a hole for the heatset in the extruder body

v15:

  • added a hole in the main body for access to the tension screw of the extruder

  • added to pegs to the spacer that plug into the oroginal heat set holes (they are only there to keep the compatiblility with the EBB36)

  • added standoffs and a back cover

  • modeled the Fisetc CAN cable

v18

  • improved cable routing from the hotend to the control board

  • increased the room behind the cover

  • changed the cover mounting so that you can use the back plate without the cover (no more big mounting posts)

v19

  • adjusted extruder lever clearance

v23

  • added a baseplate and a cover for the BTT EBB42

v25

  • small fixes for EBB42

v30

  • added a slimmer version for the Switchwire

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