Galileo 2 G2E Better Umbilical Mount
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A slimmed down G2E Umbilical Mount that doesn't crash into the rear motors = full use of printing surface.
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There is another V2 G2E Umbilical Mount at: Use this new version. It is better.
This new V2 mount provides another 4 mm more clearance to AWD motor systems. This is accomplished by making pockets in the mount body for the cable-tie head. The V2 model should be used.
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This description is for the first version. The Printable Card/Graphic link above to the newer version is much better.
After finally installing my G2E extruder I was surprised to learn that several of the pug umbilical mounts and even my slimmed down first version didn't clear the rear motors during homing X (rear right), or at the rear left XY corner. If using any other umbilical mount, to avoid crashing into the rear motors, a spacer block- for example ( ~ 5 mm ), needs to be added onto the rear of the Y linear slide to activate the micro switch several millimetres earlier. I did this until I designed a new G2E Umbilical Bridge.
https://www.printables.com/model/1506096-voron-y-home-spacer-bumpstop
The new bridge is wider to maintain rigidity while the CAN Cable is now inset into the bridge body several millimetres with the rest of the rear body removed. Now, the Stealthburner with the G2E planetary gear addition and rear umbilical mount clear the rear motors with several mm to spare.
I finally stepped up to a 0.64 mm carbon rod. Insert the rod downward into the body until it bottoms out in the access hole. Insert a small screwdriver into the access hole and bend the rod upwards and outward until you can grab it with needlenose pliers. bend the rod to 90 degrees and snip off the end as flush to the rear boby as possible. Use some thick CA glue and accelerator if you have some and fill the hole to embed the 90 bend. You will now have a securely retained rod in the umbilical mount. Copy how I have installed the CAN Cable and use zip-ties to hold the cable in place before the umbilical bridge is attached to the extruder.
You may also be interested in my other Voron Trident mods shown here or at https://www.printables.com/@JimChristian_3198049 & https://www.printables.com/@JimChristian_3198049/models They work well :-)
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