Omniburner - Universial Mini Stealthburner for most common extruders
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A Mini Stealthburner variation with many mounting points to support multiple extruders in one part.
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The Omniburner!
Supported Extruders:
Papilio and Papilio Lite - by myself (The Esel nennt sich always first)
Sherpa Mini - by Annex
Orbiter V2 - by Róbert Lőrincz
LGX Lite - by Bondtech
TBG Lite - by Triangelab
This is a modified Mini Stealthburner designed to support as many extruders as possible - or at least the most common ones. If you're like me, you enjoy testing new things, swapping hardware around, and loathe reprinting. Due to this, I decided that I needed a toolhead that supports all the extruders I have lying around so I can swap them without reprinting. Trust me, it's incredibly satisfying to simply swap your extruder in a few minutes without redoing wiring, any major disassembly, or anything annoying like that. To be honest, I'm so lazy that I don't even swap the PTFE tubes between them.
In order to achieve this, the Omniburner has quite a few holes that either store hex nuts or allow screws from the bottom to reach the extruder. The outer holes, for example, hold a hex nut that can slide inwards and outwards. This way, the same nut can either be in the position for an Orbiter V2 or a Sherpa Mini/Papilio. It's really that easy!
Thanks to Caza (and Zruncho) for the name!
Thanks to Jacob G for the base design!