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Voron V0 Chamber Lights COB LEDs Clips

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Allows installation of 10mm wide COB LED strips into the chamber without the need for preloaded nuts.

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I had some 10mm wide COB LED strips from putting LEDs into my Voron Trident, and my V0 was in need of LEDs so here we are. 

No need for preload nuts! Just clips right into the extrusion. They have a slight angle to get as much of the light in the right place over the hotend.

You'll need:

  • 10mm width COB LEDs

  • 4x M3x25 BHCS screws

  • 4x M3x5x4 Heatset inserts

Add the heatset inserts to the spacers. Then solder up two wires to one end of your LED strips. Feed these wires through the end piece with a hole for the wires. Then slide the strip into the spacers and end caps. Once it's all together, add the M3x25 screws in either end to hold it all together. Feed the wires inside the extrusion, up and over the panel that seperates the build chamber from the electronics. Then simply clip them in.

I was inspired by the stl used to mount the Daylight on a Stick on 1515 extrusions (https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Hardware/tree/master/Daylight/STL). I used their design from the clip, and designed a holder for the LEDs.

My specific LEDs ended up being 45mm per cuttable length, and I used 3 lengths in each for a total length of 135mm. This is designed to be the correct lenght for these specific LEDs, but I have provided a parametric Fusion file that allows you to modify the total length.

Feel free to modify and remix the design for your specific LEDs. I've provided the F3D file as well as a STEP file for this purpose.

Each end at the rear has a cavity that allows the wires to head up into the extrusion, where they can continue into the electronics compartment in the rear.

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