Voron V2.4 and Trident: Y Endstop relocation mod
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I upgraded my Voron V2.4 with a CAN-toolboard. To fully replace the x and y drag chains, it is necessary to relocate the X and Y endstops. For X, there is a mount at the back of the toolhead carriage. For Y, it's common to move the endstop to the B-motor mount (right rear position).
There are several relocation mods. They require either to completely rebuild the B motor mount, or they cost buildspace in Y.
This mod screws on the regular motor house. You need two longer screws M3x35 for the motors and 2x M2x10 self-tapping screws. There are no modifications to existing parts.
Update 25.12.23: Some M2x10 screws have a thicker head, so I added a version with 1mm extra space.
BOM:
Microswitch, i.e. Omron D2F-5L ("L" is important, it's the springy latch style)
2x M2x10 self-tapping screws to fasten the microswitch
2x M3x35 screws to fasten the endstop bracket on the gantry
Printing instructions:
Standard Voron setup, 3-4 perimeters, about 25% infill
The parts are oriented in the best printing position
Use ABS or better, this is a Voron, they get warm :)
Assembly:
- Solder wires to the endstop. Use the two outer pins, don't connect anything to the inner one. If you are unsure about this, check the V2.4/Trident manual, there are instructions for the wiring of the x and y endstop switches. No changes on that procedure.
- Use 2 M2x10 self-tapping screws to fasten the microswitch in the bracket.
- Turn out the two front screws for the stepper motor, use M3x35 to attach the bracket. The holes are actually slots for endstop adjustment. I get good results when the bracket is flush with the motor housing.
- Connect the wires to your MCU.
- Fasten the bumper to the gantry, use the holes and screws that you used for your cable bridge. The mount was designed for the stock screws.