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Printable Voron User Mods

Voron User Mods, or "UserMods", are a collection of community created and Team FDM curated modification for Voron Printers. All of these mods are available on the VoronUsers Github repo and unless otherwise specified follow the Voron communities GPL3.0 Licensing. Use any Mods at your own risk, if you make modification please share them on the VoronUsers repo.

Mod Authors: Have a Voron mod? Upload it at TeamFDM.com and let us know you're the author. We will ensure you can update and curate your files for more feedback! Please include tags for what Voron, or extruder your mod is compatible with. 

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  1. Neopixel Holder

    Neopixel Mount
     
    These are neopixel mounts that slide into the V0.1's top extrusions (20 leds in total)
    BOM
    Neopixel/WS2812B led strip (60 leds/m) only 34cm, 20 leds are needed Cables Instructions
    Print 4 of the "Neopixel_Mount" (2 for each side) Solder only the 5V and GND wires on the led strips Slide them into the mounts Solder the signal wire based on the diagram below (There is a hole in the mount to allow the wire to go from the one strip to the other) Remove the 2 screws holding each extrusion into place Remove the 3 screws that attach the panels onto each extrusion Slide the mounts onto each extrusion and screw the extrusions in place  

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  2. LED Holder

    LED Strip Holder
     
    Works on Trident & 2.4 any size.
    This mod lets you mount LED strips inside your printer. I mounted three in mine and it is like daylight inside the box.
    I used these 24V strips from Amazon and connected them to a fan output on my Octopus board. Works a treat.
    You can mount as many "strips" in your printer as you like. I have one on the front rail and one on each side for a total of three. You can cut the strip at the solder obrounds and connect them with wire to go around the corners. I run the wire in the extrusion down to the controller and use an extrusion cover to hold the wires in.
    https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/raw/master/printer_mods/DerekBackus/LED_Holder/Images/LED_Holder_ISO.png https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/raw/master/printer_mods/DerekBackus/LED_Holder/Images/LED_Holder_Side_View.png
    https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/raw/master/printer_mods/DerekBackus/LED_Holder/Images/LED_Holder_Picture.jpg
     

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  3. Voron0 Block And Tackle Z Belt

    Overview
     
    A block & tackle Z belt implementation for the Voron 0 / Voron 0.1.
    The goal was to make use of the original V0 Z motor and timing belt in a compact format, using hardware and screws already in the V0.1 BoM where possible. No additional M3 nuts need to be preloaded - so no disassembly of the frame - though two will need to be inserted into one of the Z axis extrusions.
    By default this mod uses 40T & 16T pulleys, combining with the 2:1 of the block and tackle, to give a 5:1 ratio.
    Larger pulleys - up to 64 teeth - can be used to increase this ratio, but will require longer timing belts.
    The V0 skirt/feet are too short, so this mod requires a taller skirt, such as hartk1213's extrusion skirt mod, doubletrouble023's skirt mod, or my own Trident-style skirt mod (WiP). The V0.1 skirt/feet have enough height, though a 64T pulley may be a squeeze.
    Testing has shown there is a maximum of 115mm in Z with the original design. The current files have been modified to address this, but the travel distance has not been tested.
    Both the V0 and V0.1 bed positions are now supported - just print the appropriate bed_front_*.stl file.
    https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/raw/master/printer_mods/MCMBen/Voron0_Block_and_Tackle_Z_Belt/Images/Block_and_Tackle_Z_Belt_Render.png https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/raw/master/printer_mods/MCMBen/Voron0_Block_and_Tackle_Z_Belt/Images/Block_and_Tackle_Z_Belt_Drawing.png
    BoM
    This BoM doesn't include the 2x self-tapping screws, M3x12 BHCS, and Omron switch for the Z stop, though for clarity it does include some hardware which is reused from the V0 and V0.1 builds.
    Common
    Component Quantity M3x8 BHCS 2 M3x10 BHCS 5 M3x12 BHCS 3 M3x16 BHCS 6 M3x25 BHCS 3 M3x30 BHCS 2 M3 threaded insert 6 3x12 pin 1 F623 bearing 6 F695 2RS bearing 1 MF105 bearing 1 GT2 16T pulley 3 NEMA14 motor 1 3x6x0.5 shim 6 5x10x0.5 shim (optional) 2-4 5x50 shaft 1 GATES GT2 open belt ~700mm Timing Belt
    Ratio Type Length 5:1 GATES GT2 110mm 6:1 GATES GT2 122mm 8:1 GATES GT2 152mm   OR   8:1 GT2 146mm #Klipper Config This assumes SKR Mini E3 v2 and stock V0 Z motor.
    [stepper_z] step_pin: PB0 dir_pin: !PC5 # Remove ! if moving opposite direction enable_pin: !PB1 rotation_distance: 32 gear_ratio: 40:16, 2:1 full_steps_per_rotation: 200 microsteps: 16 endstop_pin: PC2 position_endstop: -0.10 position_max: 120 # Check that there is enough travel - you may need to reduce this by a couple of mm position_min: -1.5 homing_speed: 20 # Default 20, Max 100 second_homing_speed: 3.0 homing_retract_dist: 3.0 [tmc2209 stepper_z] uart_pin: PC11 tx_pin: PC10 uart_address: 1 interpolate: True run_current: 0.37 # For V0 spec NEMA17 LDO-35STH42-0504AH hold_current: 0.35 sense_resistor: 0.110 stealthchop_threshold: 500 [printer] max_z_velocity: 30 # Default 15, test before increasing max_z_accel: 350 # Default 45, test before increasing  

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  4. Front Door M3 180 Deg 3mm

    Door hinges mod for v2
    use m3 screw and heat insert as shaft (inspired by mosher) adjusted to 3mm panel thickness Doors can be opened approx. 190 degrees What you need additionaly to the original door hinges: 4x Standard Voron Heat insert 4x M3x35mm screw SHCS

    Assembly instructions: Insert the heat insert from below as seen in the picture. Assembly to the Frame on the sides of the printer with the standard M3x8mm and Hammerhead nut.

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  5. RS PSU DIN Brackets

    MeanWell RS PSU Bracket

    Overview
    DIN brackets for MeanWell RS series PSUs (bolt holes 80mm center-to-center), edited from MarcPot's UHP PSU Bracket.
    CAD file included.
    BOM
    4x M3x8 FHCS
    OR
    4x M3x6 SHCS Printing instructions
    Normal Voron print settings.
    Questions
    Reach me in Voron's Discord @aTinyShellScript#3121 if you have any questions.
    Images

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  6. Exhaust Cover SFS

    Voron V2.4 exhaust cover and BTT Smart Filament Sensor mount
    The STLs will work with 3mm foam (compressed to 2.5mm) but other thicknesses are possible
    The same cover without the filament sensor mount https://github.com/Autocrit/VoronUsers/tree/master/printer_mods/Fiction/Exhaust_cover
    Design influenced by https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/tree/master/printer_mods/falo/magnetic_grill_cover


    BTT Smart Filament Sensor wiring
    The supplied cable works as-is with the Fysetc Spider V1.1; I'm using it on Y-MIN which is PB13. A longer cable might be required in which case a 4-pin JST PH 2.0 connector is needed for the sensor end, and a 3-pin JST XH connector for the control board end.

    Fiction#5826 on Discord

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  7. C270 Mount

    C270 mount

    Top-front mount for a Logitech C270 camera, based on https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/tree/master/printer_mods/Koios/C920_Mount
    The mount uses the pin and screw from the stock camera's arm, and the front of the camera is removed in order to use the focusing ring.

    Fiction#5826 on Discord

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  8. Crossrail

    Crossrail
    Crossrail is a railway construction project underway mainly in central London. Its aim is to provide...
    Crossrail is a printed adapter for RSP-200-24 or LRP-200-24 power supplies and DRP-03 brackets. It allows the power supply to be mounted securely across the rails (or vertically as it's sometimes called).

    The alternate part crossrail_slot is the same mount but with slots to allow 10mm adjustment in either direction
    Bill of materials
    2 x DRP-03 DIN rail power supply plate (Mouser, Digikey, Time, Ebay, powersuppliesonline.co.uk etc). These need to be cut to create one fixed end and one sprung end. I used a chop saw but a hacksaw or grinder would work too. File or deburr the cut edges if needed. 8 x M4x6 socket button head screws 2 x crossrail.stl or crossrail_slot.stl (or one of each) Notes
    For crossrail.stl the DIN rails need to be spaced 120mm apart centre-to-centre (that's a 85mm gap for 35mm rails). crossrail_slot.stl has 10mm adjustment in either direction to allow for different rail spacing (although the rails should still be parallel).
    Images
    DRP-03 before cutting and in normal use

    2 x DRP-03 after cutting

    crossrail.stl

    crossrail_slot.stl

    Insert 2 M4x6 screws for power supply and fix to DRP-03

    Same for the other DRP-03

    Screw to the power supply

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  9. Exhaust Cover

    Exhaust cover
    The STLs will work with 3mm foam (compressed to 2.5mm) but other thicknesses are possible
    Design influenced by https://github.com/VoronDesign/VoronUsers/tree/master/printer_mods/falo/magnetic_grill_cover

    Fiction#5826 on Discord

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  10. RefillPlease

    RefillPlease
    BOM
    This part is designed to replace the stock bowden tube holder, so you can reuse the M3x8 SHCS and the M3 Hammer Head T nut.
    You will need :
    1 x micro switch (body : 20x6x10mm) with a lever (search for 'SPDT 5A, 125V 250V 29mm') 1 x JST 2 pins female connector 4 x M2x10 self tapping screws two piece of wire (30mm length each) And some tools :
    pair of pliers small Philips screwdriver soldering iron a multimeter (optional, but it makes you look smart when using it) What does it do, and why should I do this mod?
    It is a drop in replacement for the stock bowden tube holder with the benefits of being a filament runout sensor. So you know, it will mainly tell you when your printer need a refill (hence the name).
    Print Settings:
    Standard Voron print settings are fine, ABS (but PLA or PETG are fine too since it will not stand in the enclosure).
    0.4 mm Nozzle 0.2 mm layer height 30% infill no supports 4 vertical shells 5 solid layers top and bottom What files need to be printed?
    Select the _right parts if you want to put the filament sensor on the right of the printer, _left parts otherwise (when you stand in front of the printer).
    You'll need:
    [a]_core__(left/right).stl cover_(left/right).stl Assembly:
    Step 1: Take a refill of coffee
    Step 2: Bring out your inner artist\ Using your pliers, try to form the lever to look like the picture (cut the lever if needed).\ You may have to adjust the lever shape and length after trying to insert the filament so the switch is depressed each time the filament is inserted.

    Step 3: Prepare the electronics\ Put the micro switch and the JST connector in the Core part Be careful:
    the switch lever must go UP / in the oposite direction of the JST connector location. the JST connector notched face should go directly on the core part (you should see a matching notch) Use this as a template to cut the piece of wires to the correct length.\ Strip the wire with pliers.
    Step 4: Soldering\ Tin plate the JST pins and the wires.\ You could use the printed part as a support when soldering the wires, but be carefull not to go too close to the plastic parts\ Solder according to the picture
    Step 5: Testing\ Using the multimeter in continuity mode, be sure that the current is going through when the switch is depressed.
    Step 6: Close everything\ Put the cover on using the M2x10 self tapping screws, but let the top ones loose.\ Insert the PTFE tubes on each sides, and tighten the screws to block everything in place.
    Software
    Sample configuration for Klipper can be found in the /klipper directory.
    To use it, add the file filament_runout_detection.cfg from your UI and load it in your printer.cfg file using the following directive : [include filament_runout_detection.cfg].
    Adapt the switch_pin according to your mcu configuration (sample file is for an Octopus mcu). The sample config come with a M600 filament change macro provided by VintageGriffin on Discord.

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  11. Right Skirt Switch

    Trident Right Skirt Switch
    This mod moves the power switch to the right side front panel of the skirt. I've only made the skirt for the 300mm version... if you want a different size, let me know and I'll model it.
    There's also a new filtered main skirt to print with this that removes the power switch. This skirt will work on all Trident sizes.
    Remixed to fit the Trident from this tayto-gp Voron 2.4 Skirt mod

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  12. Stealthburner Beta 0

    This marks the first beta release of the next generation of the Voron Afterburner: Stealthburner
    As with any beta release, the provided STLs and manuals are not final, and we ask the community to provide feedback in the #stealthburner_beta channel on our discord server.
    This is BETA files, please provide feedback in Discord if you have it! The files are provided on TeamFDM as an alternate way to download and locate the files. While we will do our bets to stay on top of updates and releases the official GitHub Page will have the latest copies.

    New features of Stealthburner
    Updated look inspired by stealth aircraft New cooling solution utilizing a 5015 blower fan instead of Afterburner's 4020 New cooling ducts for improved part cooling performance New heatsink cooling duct for better cooling performance Up to 3 neopixel LEDs (2 at the nozzle and 1 behind the logo) for print illumination and machine status (some example klipper macros are provided to get you started The next generation of VoronDesign's Clockwork extruder: Clockwork2 Compatible with Voron-2, Voron-Trident (Dual-MGN9 + MGN12) and Voron-Switchwire Toolheads for the following hotends: Phaetus/Trianglelab Dragon Phaetus BMO/BMS E3D revo micro E3D v6  

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  13. Angry CAM USB

    Angry CAM USB
    Please find my USB Camera Mod based on Waveshare OV5648 5MP USB Camera Module (A), which allows mounting to rear gantry or other position on a frame profile.

    Printing
    Printing succesful with standard VORON settings. Distance between mounts and camera housing set to 0.3 mm in *.stl file, which allows printing of mounts and housing in one print.
    Use the following two *.stl files for realization in one print:
    Camera_Housing Mounts.stl Rear_Cover.stl

    Additional Material
    Bill of Material:
    1x Waveshare OV5648 5 MP Camera Module (A), incl. USB-A to JST SH PCB connector cable 2x M3x16 SHCS screws 2x M3 T-Nut for 2020 frame profile 1x Camera Housing Mounts and Rear Cover from the printing source of your trust. Optional/Required for frame sizes

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  14. Snap Latch 2020

    Printable quick release latch for panels on 2020 extrusion
    This is originally inspired by a youtube video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p7M18oPn3k
    Another user is creating cad and variants - https://github.com/v6cl/My-Voron2.4-Customs/tree/main/Panel_Locker

    So why did you do it?
    I wanted a variant with filament hinges I found it didn't put quite enough pressure on the panel and my attempts to moodify the cad failed Decided the best way to understand it was to design it Wanted adjustable

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  15. Logitech C270 Mount

    Overview
    These part is to mount the Logitech C270 webcam to the top center of the frame.
    I use this extrusion profile cover to hide the cable (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1478147).
    Requirements
    1x C270/C310 Webcam
    2x M3x8 SHCS
    2x M3 T-nut
    Screenshots

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  16. MiniAB Pinda

    Here are some pictures to enjoy!

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  17. Cable Routing Z Belt Cover

    Hidden cable routing z belt cover mod
    Credit
    Mod based on the design of the Voron crew. Thank you for your awesome work!
    Print settings
    As stated in the Voron documentation:
    ABS 0.2mm layer hight 0.4mm extrusion width 40% infill wall count 4 top/bottom layers 5 no supports Bom
    Only the printed file.
    Improvement
    Added the possibility to route cables on the bottom of the cover.
    Description
    I liked the design of the old Voron 2.2 covers more than the current design so I based my mod on them.
    This mod allows to route cables that are hidden in the extrusions to the bottom compartment. To achieve that the inner part of the z belt cover is a bit thicker and a path is cut out on the bottom where cables can be routed. The overall dimensions are the same as the stock 2.2 covers.
    Note: Be careful to restrict the cable in the bottom compartment so it does not rub on your z-belts.
    Pictures
    Top:

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  18. Lights Camera Voron

    Lights, Camera Voron
    Mounts for LED strip lights and a Pi camera on the V0.1.


    Details
    There are three parts: a normal rail for mounting just LED strips, a rail with a mount for a Picam, and a rail with two lugs for zip ties. Each rail is 80mm long, with the intention of using two rails on each side. If you only want to mount lights, print four of the normal rail. If you also want to mount a camera, print two of the normal rails, and one each of the camera and zip tie rails.
    The rails work with 8mm wide LED strips.
    Mounting the Picam using this mod is a tradeoff. It is in a relatively safe place, and provides an OK (but not great) view of printing. The camera covers most of the bed. Sometimes the mini Afterburner gets in the way of the view. Mounting the camera in the tophat would give a better view, but at the expense of needing to deal with the cable when removing the tophat. Here is an example view during a print:

    Assembly
    To install the rails, you'll need:
    8x M3 hex or square nuts 8x M3x8mm screws To mount the Picam, you'll additionally need:
    2x M2x6mm screws Insert the M3 nuts into the top of the top extrusions. This is pretty easy to do even after the printer is totally assembled.
    Feedback
    Feel free to contact me - I'm ademuri#2806 on the discord.

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  19. Tridentified V2.4 Power Inlet

    A Team Dropbear Production
    Tridentified V2.4 Power Inlet - by @Amarpal89
    Trident style side plug skirts for V2.4 to suit Edwardyeeks z-drive tensioner mod

    These skirts are only compatible with Edwardyeeks V2.4 z-drive Tensioner Mod Found Here
    250:
    RightSkirt_250.stl PlugSkirt_250_*.stl Replace the plug panel and both stock rear skirts.
    300

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  20. TopHat Cam Extension

    NoNutz™ TopHat Cam Extension for V0/0.1

    This modification provides a tophat extension that adds 7mm in height to help clear the umbilical. It includes a fold-up webcam below the tophat. It does not require replacing any parts on the tophat itself and can be considered a

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  21. V01 Skirt Buttons

    Voron 0.1 skirt buttons
    Instructions
    For each button you will need to print: 1x Nut.stl, 1x Lock.stl, 1x Button-.stl
    Print with a 0.1mm layer_height (after the first layer) to improve the quality of the threads, Solder two wires toward the inside of the legs of a 5mm tactile switch, add some heatshrink, Push the 5mm tactile switch into the button housing and snap the locking piece behind, Install the button throught a hexagonal hole in the skirt and screw the printed nut behind, Optional, use the hole in the locking piece and a ziptie for attaching the cables (strain relief).

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  22. Kirigami Bed Front

    # V0 Kirigami Bed Front
    Requirements
    A fully installed kirigami bed: https://github.com/christophmuellerorg/voron_0_kirigami_bed Notes
    This is the standard V0.1 bed front, adjusted for the excelent Kirigami bed. Secures with M3 nuts and SHCS.

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  23. Ds18b20 Sensor Mount

    DS18B20 Mount
    Simple DS18B20 temperature sensor mount based on the z endstop mount.
    BOM
    1x DS18B20 / DS18B20-PAR 1x 4.7kohm resistor 2x M3x10 BHCS 2x M3 nuts 1x zip tie Instructions
    Drill hole in rear panel for wires Solder/connect sensor, wires, resistor and 4x2 dupont connector Position sensor in hole Bend sensor leads and secure with zip ties Secure mount in place similarly to z endstop mount Setup Raspberry PI for 1 wire (see https://www.circuitbasics.com/raspberry-pi-ds18b20-temperature-sensor-tutorial/ for a good tutorial) Setup sensor in Klipper [temperature_sensor chamber] sensor_type: DS18B20 serial_no: sensor_mcu: rpi Note: you can also position the mount on the inner side of the z axis rails which looks better, but also potentially block access to the z axis for later maintenance.
    Images

    Example setup using a DS18B20-PAR:

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  24. CableGator

    The CableGator!
    The cable comb that takes a BITE out of dragchain frustration!
    Why do I need this?
    Keeping your wiring tidy as you're installing your dragchains can be a hassle, sometimes quite the croc!
    Enter, CableGator!
    The totally not reptilian overlord that gently combs your

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  25. Z Carriage Stop Pass Through

    Switchwire Z Carriage Stop Pass Through
    This is a modified version of the z_carriage_stop that allows pass through of wires such as the Neopixel light bars.
    This is a direct replacement for the stock z_carriage_stop part and does not require additional modifications or disassembly to be used.


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