Looking for the stock motor panel

[majic79]

I'm looking at my V0 and not happy with the massive gap around the umbilical. I found an interesting mod I want to try (https://mods.vorondesign.com/details/UABZnNRlBRMgqL8p7W8DqQ) but it calls for the "Stock motor-panel" I can't find any motor panel in the STL's and it's driving me crazy (especially given I managed to print a panel out - albeit somewhat different to the one I need!)

Please someone put me out of my misery and tell me where I should looking for it in the STL tree?

 

[Sanity Agathion]

Please someone put me out of my misery and tell me where I should looking for it in the STL tree?

Hi, it's not in STLs, it's in drawings for cutting plexi glass https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-0/tree/Voron0.2r1/DXF
I am sure you could print it too, just grab the DXF, import to 3D CAD program of your choice and extrude to 3 mm thickness.

 

[majic79]

Thanks - that explains it, I'm not going totally mad then!

 

[Sanity Agathion]

Thanks - that explains it, I'm not going totally mad then!

Yet

 

[majic79]

Can't post a picture only response

 

[ChrisA]

I'm looking at my V0 and not happy with the massive gap around the umbilical. I found an interesting mod I want to try (https://mods.vorondesign.com/details/UABZnNRlBRMgqL8p7W8DqQ) but it calls for the "Stock motor-panel" I can't find any motor panel in the STL's and it's driving me crazy (especially given I managed to print a panel out - albeit somewhat different to the one I need!)

Please someone put me out of my misery and tell me where I should looking for it in the STL tree?

It is a black panel. Normally it is cut from 3mm polycarbonate sheet. But I think it is small enough that you could print it on a V0. Just import the drawing file into CAD and extrude 3mm. But if printing it, you can be more creative and combine the part and the panel into one piece. I'm planning on a CAN bus so I'll have to think of some other solution.

 

[majic79]

My kit didn't come with the panel pre-cut, it came with the umbilical PCB, but I ditched it straight away and went CAN instead. So now I have a printed stock panel (imported DXF and extruded 3mm) and the adjustable collar along with the standard tie-wrap strain relief means I can keep the hole to a minimum and not modify that part or end up with a loose nut in the rail!