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Trinity Ender Conversion Inverted Electronics Mod

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This is a mod to invert the electronics bay so that it has a lift-off cover.

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This is a mod to use inverted electronics with the Trinity Printer.  I have installed this, but have not tested it extensively, so consider it a work in progress until I log a few hundred print hours with it.  There are a number of models I used for ideas, however this is technically a remix of the trinity step files.  

This mod will cause you to lose Z height!  I haven’t got the printer fully built, but I imagine there is a loss of roughly 20mm in height.  This dimension doesn’t matter to me personally, as most of what I print never goes higher than 100mm.

Some other changes I made:

  • extended the corner brackets higher to give more support
  • modified the mount to support the holes while printing
  • embedded the trinity logo in the base plate
  • the corner uprights now use an M5 on the bracket to support the extrusion
  • the z motor mounts all use M5s to attach to the frame extrusion 
  • modified the corner brackets to allow an M6 for the upright extrusion end tap; either M5 or M6 will work for this

You will also need the brackets from this mod.  Print two of each:

https://www.printables.com/model/849158-trident-inverted-electronics-bay-mod/files

  •  Inverted_DIN_Mount_x2.stl
  •  Inverted_DIN_Mount(Mirror)_x2.stl

 

From the voron trident, you will need:

https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Trident

  • wire_cover_left.stl or wire_cover_right.stl from the Panels directory (depending on how you orient things)
  • deck_support_3mm_optional_x6.stl from the ElectronicsBay directory (I print extras because I find them handy)

 

Installation is fairly straightforward - install the corner brackets first, then the front extrusions, then the z motor holders.   Install an M4 heatsert into each corner to hold the skirt in place (see last pic).

I’m in the Trinity discord if you have any questions - please post to the build help section!

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