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Step 6: Voron's Birthday working sessions
This work session aligned to the 8th anniversary of Voron's release PSU mounting I've found a few options for mounting the PSU not using VHB tape: Using screws through the deck plate which is kinda fine, but my goal here is to be able to swap it out over time A DIN Rail mount that doesn't modify the…

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Step 5: Built out enough to understand how some of the mods are going to fit
From a conversation with a nice lady who dropped off a giant metal albatross for me to add electronics to that I've been working on in parallel with the Voron 0.2: Me : I have an ungodly amount of different screws organized into little Akro Mills organizers and baggies and things. Me : But, like…

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Step 4: Actually looking like something
From a conversation with a friend who I was offering my skills as a 3D printer mechanic to, reminding her that it's both easy and fun to fix her Ender so she can print things again and she wouldn't need to feel bad about asking... Me : "You know, 3D printers are really really neat things! We should…

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Step 3: Assembly, atmospheric river edition
Earth Star Voyager, a Disney tv-series-plot-recycled-into-a-movie-of-the-week from 1988 spent about three hours hinting about "Assembly" that would finally get explained at the two and a half hour mark. I won't spoil it for you. Even if, you know, it looks greviously silly when compared to certain…

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Step 2: Arrival
Arrived: The printer parts kit The input shaper, klipper expander board, nevermore filter media, heat set insert tool, PET-GF filament (from Fabreko) The klicky probe kit, replacement fans for what's apparently cheap, wago connectors, extra magnets, and an extra set of shim rings. The 3D printed…