#Bruiser: Black and Blue V2.4 350 LDO (first Voron build)

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still hemlock
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Just got my kit, have had the ASA parts printed for a few weeks while waiting and super excited to start my build. Not my first printer build - I built a Mendel and a Taz 3 back in the day, but things have changed a lot since then

still hemlock
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Organizing the parts with Gridfinity

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tender delta
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Welcome!

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Enjoy the build! voronParty

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main drift
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Looks good! I can’t wait to start mine

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Finished the SB (excluding boards)

main drift
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Looks good!!!! Do you plan on doing the filamatrix mod to the SB? What has been the hardest part so far?

still hemlock
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@main drift So far the hardest part has been uncertainty about consequential actions: specifically about what belt lengths to cut as they were not pre cut. For both Z and XY. In both cases I ended up watching multiple videos and scouring the documentation before actually cutting. Everything else has been pretty straightforward so far. I printed out Gridfinity bins with printed labels for all the small parts and that was time consuming but I think really sped me up.

I do have a box turtle kit with all the printed parts (felt like more parts than the Voron!) ready and waiting for me and will likely switch to a filamatrix, but as a second toolhead so if I screw that up I can always fall back. I am tempted by a knomi even though it’s kind of silly, and curious about switching to an A4T or something later. Down the road I think I’d want multiple tool heads, but am waiting on the INDX and how that goes before investing in a strategy for that. For now the box turtle will work for multi color prints

main drift
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thanks! I also wondered about the belts, and someone in some video said theyre are supposed to be the same length as well

still hemlock
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Yes, especially the XY ones. For the Z, they provide minimum measurements in the manual but I had missed that until I saw someone point them out in a video. For the carriage, you have to run the uncut belt through everything, give a few inches extra, cut that, then pull it out and match it tooth by tooth to make a matching cut

main drift
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I thoguht to use the Box Turtle you had to do the Filamatrix mod?

spice flume
still hemlock
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I’m also uncertain about how well I greased my bearings. I watched a few videos and read a few posts. I cleaned mine out with alcohol and used white lithium grease that I had on hand. I didn’t see any grease in the LDO kit

spice flume
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spice flume
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Good looking build so far!

spice flume
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Yeah, I have two builds done but it was a real pain getting them matched 1:1.

still hemlock
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I had to trim a fair amount of excess on the gantry to get the tool head to fit

spice flume
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It is important for the XY belts to be the exact same length.

still hemlock
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You can detect that with the accelerometer later, correct?

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Both sides were flush equal on both ends upon tightening

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What do people thinks making a trident so much easier? The Z-belts versus the lead screw?

spice flume
spice flume
main drift
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what do you cut the belt with?

still hemlock
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Scissors

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I wonder if a box cutter would be more precise

spice flume
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I don’t think so unless you have dull scissors. I normally cut in the valley of the teeth so each belt will be divisible by 2mm.

still hemlock
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Yeah, the blades fit fine between the teeth. I’m a little paranoid my Z belts are too tight, but haven’t plugged in electronics yet to verify. I printed a tensioning measurement tool too.

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Now I have to wire up everything

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Major progress

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Pi was DOA, but replaced it with another one I stole from another printer to get things moving while I wait on a replacement

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I tripped up on the fact that my leviathan in the Rev D was 1.3 not 1.2 (something had linked to the 1.2) so loading klipper was tricky at first

main drift
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Thanks for the updates. Weird that your PI was DOA. Where did you order from

still hemlock
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It was part of an LDO kit, great kit BTW

main drift
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That’s surprising! What vendor?

still hemlock
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Fabreeko

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Making progress with klipper, but it appears the Z endstop is always triggered, maybe a config failure

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I had the Z end stop wire backwards (it does matter, the two cables should be at pins 1
And 3 when connected to the endstop side and 1 and 2 on the motherboard side) Am able to do homing successfully now

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still hemlock
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Several upgrades:

  • Clicky-Clack Fridge Door Kit
  • LDO Jabberwocky Toolhead
  • Umbilical instead of cable train
  • THE FILTER
  • Latch Panel Clips
  • Top Down HappyCam
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Next step: BoxTurtle