EVA Toolhead On Voron

This is a mod to adapt the EVA tool head to the Voron line of printers. Currently the trident is only supported but modifying it for a 2.4 should be easy. This is a difficult mod to implement if not understood correctly, use with cation. Depending on your size of printer, you might loose a few millimeters of build volume.  **Y limit switch might need to be relocated depending on your fan mount**

Benefits of EVA of the Stealthburner are better cooling, lighter toolhead (360g vs 460), the use of more extruders, and more customization options. 

Most existing EVA mods should be compatible, this means things such as extruders, fan ducts, and toolboard mounts. Depending on the hotend, the mount might need modifying, I explain more below.

Contact me on discord @ Unscientifically#9099 if you have any questions or need help. 

The instruction for assembly is the same as assembling any EVA tool head except for the fact that the belts are now routed in the front. See EVA for more details

Included are the STEP files for everything as you might need modifying of the parts to fit your exact configuration. One thing to note is that the parts I modified all use 4.2mm diameter heat inserts, which are not the standard Voron heat inserts but the standard EVA heat inserts. You have to modify it for other heat insert sizes.

Currently only the 8mm probe is supported, klicky will be soon supported. The only hotend that is supported currently is the V6. I am using Squirrelbrain front mounted EVA mod to allow space for the belts to be on the side. His original mod has the holes for the screws mounted in the middle while I moved holes above to make space. If you were to use this mod for any other hotend , you will need to move the holes in the same position as the ones in the V6 mount. Editable STEP files are included. His existing mod has many hotend options. The red circles in the image below show where the holes need to be moved. 

Rails will now need to be mounted on the top, this video shows somewhat what it looks like:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lprNjtjrerY

This can be easily done by just flipping the x gantry along with the rails. This might cause issues with the cable chains but running umbilical will have no issues. For the trident I have shortened the gantry parts a bit to get extra build volume but this is not necessary. 

Lastly depending on the height of the bed, you might need to move the Z rails a few mm up, this is to the hotend can actually touch the bed. If use like a HF Rapido which is longer, you might not have this issue. There is a modified part that attaches to the back linear rail to make this work. The Z cable chain will non longer work too.