Recent content by StevenB

Not really no. Ldo makes a 300 cubed kit, but if you want taller a 2.4 is ideal. Just by getting longer rails, extrusions and belts it's dead simple to add to z.

Your reseller ultimately will help with a replacement l. How is it not sliding freely? Is it simply not falling under it's own weight after greasing or what?

No. Kinda one of the points of tap. Set the z offset once and forget about it l.

Personally. I use "A better print start macro" and simply slice the stl, upload and print, then walk away. Let the printer handle everything.

4 leadscrew printers are common and, well common. The designer simply didn't want to do what everyone else did. Or he only had three leadscrew motors on Parts Mountain. Either case it's a design decision more than any mechanical limitation.

https://docs.ldomotors.com/en/voron/voron2/printed_part_guide_rev_d Under the Nevermore mods, since it's a mod that replaces the exhaust that, by spec, goes there.

You can make one. It's generally just two jst connections.

First, colors mean nothing with motor pairing. Fist thing to do is swap the two center pins going from the extruder to the PCB. Test, if it works great. If not, then flip the printer over, unpin all 4 wires from the connection that plugs into the CU (octopus or whatever) and find the coil...

Only through reddit. You can get a one-off e-mail address, setup a one-off reddit account and go that route.

Any US vendor that sells ldo kits is awesome. Well except matterhackers. They are simply ok. https://docs.ldomotors.com/en/voron/LDO_Voron_Distributors We have a problem in the US with vendors that support the Voron community. There are so many great ones it's hard to pick!

Can you post the output of "lsusb" from your ssh terminal?

Can you post pics of your wiring? It sounds like the common 24V isn't connected and a picture would show us. Both of the toolhead and in the electronics bay.

That would be because it was released today. Give it a couple weeks and first impression reviews will start popping up.

No. ABS/ASA is the recommended material. If you are unable to print ABS/ASA there is always the Print It Forward resource. https://pif.voron.dev/ What exactly are you needing printed?

They hold the exhaust filter on. Near the end of the assembly manual. Sorry, I'm on my phone or I would give you an exact page number.