Question Replacing CW2, bought an Orbiter 2. Can't use?

[Pastafuzool]

Printer Model

Voron 2.4

Extruder Type

Clockwork 2

Cooling Type

Stealthburner

Here's what I got currently, and don't want to change anything but the CW2 for the Orbiter 2.

Stealthburner
Tap
SB 2209 Canbus
Hartk 2 piece board.

Every Orbiter 2 mount I'm finding doesn't have support for any of these things. Did I fuck up when I ordered it?

 

[Dave32]

There is another discussion about that here:

Orbiter 2 Clockwork 2 Mods?

I'm looking to mount my shiny new orbiter2 on a Stealthburner. I have also purchased their filament runout sensor, as it's pretty amazing in theory, so I was gonna give it a shot. I've only been able to find these 3 mods: - https://github.com/sneakytreesnake/StealthOrbiter -...

forum.vorondesign.com

 

[MichaelOToole]

I made a similar mistake... My setup included, Stealthburner, Tap, SB2209 and Orbiter 2.

Basically, there isn't enough room between Stealthburner fans and the Orbiter 2 and even if there was, the filament lever gets ion the way.
I resorted to using CW2 and keeping Orbiter for another job.
If you want to use the Orbiter, switch to EBB 36, of course you will need a few printed parts...

 

[RocknRolla]

For those in this space, you may want to look at the Galileo 2 Extruder (G2E). This is an extruder that increases grip on the filament, uses planetary gearing, and is much simpler to build and maintain (no finicky screw tightness issues). And, it's a drop-in replacement for clockwork 2.

The only drawback I am aware of is that it is roughly 50g heavier. So can not be tuned quite as fast as a head with CW2.