SOVOL SV04 Creality Sprite Extruder Mounts

I needed to get rid of the stock extruders and have a lot of trust in the Sprite Extruders for TPE and TPU. Of all the existing brackets, OTHEDESIGN's was the best because it used the ribbon cable and existing breakout board on the extruder. I found with mine, the left extruder would flex so I designed a small clamp that uses the top left screw hole in the existing extruder plate to pull the extruder flat onto the plate and eliminate flex. The right mount didn't need anything it is perfect. 

I also remixed from Ixpert's cable management on Thingiverse which I use on a S1 Pro. I modified the clamps on the ends of the X gantry so that the cable will flex upwards everytime like it does on my S1.

You will need 2 x M3 30mm bolts to fix the left bracket to the existing extruder plate, 1 x M3 40mm bolt for the left bracket fastener to stop it flexing. Everything else uses the existing bolts. 

I printed in PETG at 100% infill with tree supports 10% infill on 40 degree overhangs everywhere. 

The skulls were just a bit of fun. I scratched this up on Tinkercad, it would probably be a lot nicer designed in Fusion 360. 

Now I can print TPE and TPU, the stock extruders were terrible for flexible filament. 

Note- If you're reading this as research for this conversion, the sprite cable connections are a direct swap on the SV04 breaker boards behind the X Gantry. You will need to crimp or solder the hotend fan and hotend wires because for those 2 connection, there is no facility for ferrules fitted to the sprite ribbon cable, you need to use the existing connections on the breaker board. The hotend wires will need to be the correct polarity, if you get it wrong, the machine will shutdown and reboot when you try to heat the hot end. Just swap the wires around and everything works fine. No need to recompile firmware ( I am using John Carlson's Firmware, get it if you don't have it, it's much better) unless you want to exceed 300 degrees. 

Hope that info helps