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Voron Stealthburner Ender3v2 adapter plate (Updated 2024-01-17)

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Stealthburner adapter plate for Ender3 v2 with CR / BL Touch probe mount (optional)

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Update 2024-01-17 - Added the STEP file. Sorry for the delay on this, kept forgetting.
I don't have a lot of time to make edits, so feel free to remix - Just make sure you credit the original.

Happy tinkering!

Update 2023-02-18 - Added 0.5mm and 1mm spacer for the CR touch probe. Use these to bring the probe closer to the bed if it doesn't trigger before the nozzle touches the bed. Adjust screw length as needed.

Update 2023-02-16 - Added a different probe mount. This one has an offset to clear the x-axis stepper housing on an unmodified Ender3 v2. Use the offset file, if you haven't modified the x-endstop or stepper housing. Clearance is about 4mm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

After I made the Afterburner adapter plate about a year ago, that also integrates an Orbiter v1.5 extruder, I decided to do a full from-the-ground-up rebuild/redesign of this concept for the stealthburner with the clockworks 2 extruder.

I came up with this.
I set out to try and keep the extra space needed for the Y-axis to a minimum. This is something I see a lot in other solutions. Which limits the build dimensions after installation.

When building it, follow the Voron stealthburner manual and replace the carriage mount with this adapter assembly.

I've printed it and fitted it to my Ender3v2, but I'm waiting for other parts to actually test it. Once I do I'll also provide probe offsets and any other useful software related information.

Print settings

I followed the Voron guidelines here:

Forced 0.4mm width
0.2mm layer height
4 perimeters
5 top/bottom
40% infill
No support (There's built-in support in the front adapter plate that easily removes after printing).

It are Voron parts (sort of), so they're meant to be printed in ABS, however, it should work fine in PETG.

BOM

10m3 threaded heat inserts
5DIN 912 m3 x 8 SHCS (2 of which are taken from the Stealthburner BOM)
4DIN 912 m3 x 12 SHCS
2DIN 912 m3 x 6 BHCS/SHCS (can use the CR / BL Touch screws, if they're m3)

Follow the images for assembly.
There's enough clearance between the extruder stepper and the top extrusion of the printer to not be an issue (see last image).
However, if you want to use a drag chain, you might want to limit your build height.

Will soon also be uploaded to github as per Voron's guidelines.


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