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X Endstop Mod for Voron 2.4 (Common Anomaly UltraLight + LDO Nitehawk SB + ChaoticLab Tap V2) — zdjęcie 1
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X Endstop Mod for Voron 2.4 (Common Anomaly UltraLight + LDO Nitehawk SB + ChaoticLab Tap V2)

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X Endstop & Wire Guide for Common Anomaly UltraLight Beam, Nitehawk SB & Tap V2.

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I designed these parts to solve the X endstop mounting challenge on my Voron 2.4 build, specifically for the combination of the Common Anomaly UltraLight Aluminum X Beam, the LDO Nitehawk SB (umbilical), and the ChaoticLab Tap V2.

Since I wanted a physical X endstop rather than sensorless homing, I needed a way to trigger the switch reliably and route the wiring cleanly to the Nitehawk PCB without snagging.

The Mod consists of two parts:

  1. Endstop Bumper (Target): This small part mounts underneath the right-side X-axis motor mount (XY joint). It acts as the contact point for the microswitch lever.

  2. Wire Guide: This attaches to the two typically unused heatset inserts on the side of the Stealthburner. It routes the microswitch wires safely under the aluminum X beam and guides them directly to the Nitehawk SB ports, keeping the umbilical setup clean.

Installation:

  • The bumper installs on the right gantry extrusion/mount.

  • The wire guide bolts onto the side of the Stealthburner.

  • The X endstop microswitch (Omron D2F or similar) is mounted on the toolhead carriage (adapted for Tap V2) as shown in the photos.

Print Settings:

  • Material: ABS or ASA

  • Perimeters: 4

  • Infill: 40%

  • Layer height: 0.2mm standard Voron profile.

Happy printing!

Tagi