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Voron Inverted Electronics Mod Stepper Mounts LDO R2

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Adapted version of the mounts on popular mod for LDO Rev D R2 version

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Slim stepper motor mounts for use on LDO Voron Trident R2 kit (Rev D). Original mounts are supposed to work with the inverted electronics mod, but then you have the covers also. With these mounts you don't have any covers. Just lift the panel. Optional logo insert, could be used without, but it is sure nice with the logo. Print Instructions Print mounts in your accent color. Print logo in base color. Note: Print upside down for best appearance on logo surface. Also good idea to print with small nozzle since the details are very small. I used 0.25 mm and it turned out perfect. Additional Notes and information You need the C-style brackets for the fans if you not already have installed them! I used these ones for the Noctua A6x25 fans. Compared to stock Inverted electronics mod mounts, to the right. The front steppers are flush to the extrusions in the corner. This version has them ~4mm offset backwards and a tad inwards, see CAD below as well. Got measurements from Voron CAD model projecting the z-screw in the bed mounts. At least on my machine, with this mod the steppers are perfectly cocircular with POM nuts. Also, the stock R2 front mounts are very tight backside of stepper, about 4mm too tight actually, whilst this mod covers the whole stepper as they work as both mount and cover. That means the bottom panel needs to be cut about 4mm just behind front steppers to be able to fit panel. It's acrylic so easy to cut with something like a jig saw, I used a small router. Final Note: Rear mount has edges around so there is no gap for dust falling down in electronics compartment. That makes it slightly harder to remove panel than stock mounts. To make it easier, especially if you have the Wago bracket there, you can consider adding some sliders instead of the supports on the extrusion. Check out my mod for that:

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