EBB36 Gen2 Protoxtruder 2.0 Mount with Cable Clamp

Same reasoning as my other model. 
I was tired of removing zip ties and wanted something which would clamp down and act as a strain relief for the EBB36 cable, so here we are.

The model already had built in supports for the regions which need support.
Just import the STL in the slicer (make sure to orient it properly, its not pre oriented) and slice it.
Use standard voron print settings for printing. (0.4mm width, 40% infill, 4 walls, 5 top and bottom)
Make sure you don't have too much first layer squish, otherwise the removable supports stop being removable. :')

What to print-
1x Toolhead board Mount
1x Cable Clamp (Cable clamp is the same for all of the versions, but I have made some changes in V2.1, V1 clamp still works)
In standard VORON print settings.

BOM-

1. 2x M3x4x5 (voron) heat set inserts

2. 2x M3x20 spacers/standoffs (3 for V2 and V2.1)

3. 2x M3x8 button head screws to fasten the mount onto the standoffs(3x for V2 and 3x M3x8 countersunk for V2.1)

4. 2x M3x8 Socket head to mount EBB/toolhead board on the printed mount.

5. 2x M3 nuts and 2x M3x16 socket head screws for the clamp.

6. 1x M3x12 and 1x M3x25 socket head screws to mount the motor AND have enough threads left to fasten the standoffs onto them.

7. For V2/V2.1, you will need an additional M3x25 to fasten the third standoff and M3 nuts/washers (depending on whatever you have available) to compensate for the difference in height.
   You have to compensate for the difference in height since the third standoff does NOT sit on the motor flange. 

This is designed around whatever fasteners I had laying around, change the design according to whatever you have and print it!

Unfortunately I don't have actual pictures of this mount since I have moved to Orbiter V2 for a while.

Changelog-

04 OCT 2026-
Added a third mounting point for more rigidity based on WarpedScale_1911289's own remix.
You will have to adjust the difference in height with either some washers/a nut+washer/printed spacer.
I used a M3 nut + washers (as needed) for it.

03 NOV 2026-
I have a newfound passionate hatred towards button head screws, so the button head mounting point have been changed to countersunk mounting points and as a result, had to move from adjustable/rotatable mounting to single point mounting since I never had to adjust my motor far enough for it to matter. 
YMMV with this version since I have removed the adjustable portion.
The only change on BOM is instead of 3x M3 button heads to mount the PCB mount on the standoffs, you use 3x M3 countersunk screws.