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Printable Voron User Mods

Voron User Mods, or "UserMods", are a collection of community created and Team FDM curated modification for Voron Printers. All of these mods are available on the VoronUsers Github repo and unless otherwise specified follow the Voron communities GPL3.0 Licensing. Use any Mods at your own risk, if you make modification please share them on the VoronUsers repo.

Mod Authors: Have a Voron mod? Upload it at TeamFDM.com and let us know you're the author. We will ensure you can update and curate your files for more feedback! Please include tags for what Voron, or extruder your mod is compatible with. 

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  1. Exhaust Housing Side Fitting

    Exhaust housing with the bowden fitting moved to the side
    Moves the bowden fitting on the exhaust housing 90 degrees and to one side of the housing. This allows the printer to stand with its back closer to a wall. The only thing that has been changed from the original is the location of the bowden fitting.
    If you want the bowden to be on the other side your printer, just mirror the model in your slicer.

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  2. Hartk Mount Galileo

    Simple mount for Hartk board for galileo.
    Used to mount the Hartk board using the cover screw mounting locations for the galileo. Uses 1 m3 heat insert and 2 captive M3 nuts. Board is available for purchase here Github for the board located here
    Thanks to Hartk for making an amazing board for our voron needs.

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  3. VEFACH

    All STL CAD files. Please take a look at the instructions listed in the main README before printing. Feel free to modify the parts :)

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  4. Badge Retractor Mount

    Badge Retractor Mount
    Just a simple little mod to keep the bowden tube out of the way using a badge retractor. Available in multiple angles.
    Designed for this style of badge retractor, but may work with others:

    (You probably have one in a drawer somewhere)
    25 Degree

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  5. Short Z Joints

    Shorter Z joints for Voron 2.4
    This mod reduces the size of the Z joint stack by 12.5mm.
    The intent is to increase gantry stability by reducing the leverage on the Z ball joints while throwing the toolhead around.
    This is only tested with microswitch XY endstops. There is no hall effect magnet slot, though you may be able to affix one to the upper right screw head.
    To use this mod, you will need:
    4x M5x30 SHCS/BHCS
    4x M5x20 BHCS
    4x M3x20 SHCS
    4x M5 nylon lock nuts (optional*)
    You can use standard M5 nuts as per the original config, however I prefer nylock nuts here.
    Side by Side
    Cross Section

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  6. 15x15 Drag Chain End

    15x15 Drag Chain End
    End pieces for 15x15 drag chains. Designed around Cloudray China chains, but will likely work with other chain brands too.

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  7. C920 Mount

    Slim Mount for Logitech C920 Webcam
    Inspired by PhilLeMint's mount
    BOM
    Qty Item 1 Logitech C920/C920s Webcam 2 M3 t-nuts 2 M3x8 SHCS Instructions
    Disassemble webcam using instructions seen here stopping after step 5 Remove the metal arms from the factory supplied mount Push the plastic bushings on the metal arms into the holes on the printed mount Reattach the metal arms to the webcam Reinstall lens cover, side covers, and stickers Use two M3 t-nuts and two M3x8 SHCS to mount the webcam to the inside of the top front extrusion

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  8. V0 Beltchain

    These files are for printed replacement chains for the z-axis on V0 printers. The original

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  9. Z Drive Motor Mount

    Simplified Z Drive Motor Mount
    Issues with original design
    I have had issues with alignment on the 188mm Z drive belts causing the belt to rub on the motor pulley. I found that the motor mount was difficult to align squarely with the frame and this was causing the pulley misalignment. I haven't noticed any print issues caused by this misalignment but it will prematurely wear the belts, not to mention that the rubbing noise is not something I'm happy to live with on a £1200 printer.
    I found the problem was caused by the design of the tensioner which means there isn't much space for the alignment key feature used to align the motor mount into the aluminium extrusion of the frame (shown highlighted in blue).

    Simplified design
    I have simplified the design by combining the tensioner into the motor mount. Belt tensioning works by a small protrusion which pushes against the side of the Z drive housing (inspired by the original design). I have tried to keep the belt tension the same as is acheived in the original design. Assembly is surprisingly straightforward and cuts out a few of the steps required with a separate tensioning arm.
    Combining the tensioner into the motor mount has created space for the extrusion slot key to be extended across the entire face of the motor mount, allowing for the key to work more effectively in aligning the motor mount squarely to the frame and ensuring that the motor pulley is aligned with the belt and 80T driven pulley.

    The only downside I see is to the 'cool factor' The original design looked pretty awesome with the contrast of the tensioner handle, now it is a bit boring looking if I'm honest but it is very functional. I'll leave it up to you to decide whether its worth the change.

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  10. V0 Sherpa Mini Direct Drive

    # V0 Sherpa Mini Direct Drive Mod
    Requirements
    Printed parts included in STL One fully assembled Annex Sherpa Mini (see: https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa_Mini-Extruder ) Notes
    This is a direct drive mod using the Annex Sherpa Mini. The existing pocketwatch extruder can be broken down to use the TL BMG guts, if desired, for the Sherpa Mini.
    Wire routing should be merged together in the slot provided, and wires should exit behind the motor.
    Note: This hotend mod is for the Dragon hotend only. Feel free to modify for V6/Mosquito if desired. Fan shrouds should be identical.

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  11. FYSETC Spider DIN Mount

    FYSETC Spider DIN Rail Mount
    for horizontal or vertical mounting

    Required materials:
    for horizontal mounting:
    1x printed bracket terminal side of the Spider Board: spider_bracket_horizontal_terminal.stl 1x printed bracket USB-Port side of the Spider Board: spider_bracket_horizontal_usb.stl for vertical mounting:
    1x printed bracket terminal side of the Spider Board: spider_bracket_vertical_terminal.stl 1x printed bracket USB-Port side of the Spider Board: spider_bracket_vertical_usb.stl for both types:
    4x printed spacers: spider_spacer_x4.stl 4x M3 x 8mm BHCS/SHCS 4x M3 x 4mm threaded inserts Assembly:
    Put the four screws through the Spider Board mounting holes and screw it into the spacers. The spacers are intentionally tight so that you don't have to fiddle the spacers between the board an the DIN Mount.


    Then screw the board on evenly on the mounts.


    Note: The mounting holes on the Spider board are very tight for M3 Screws. I drilled the holes out with a 3.2mm drill bit, but don't encourage anyone to do so, because - reasons.
    Disclaimer: It is your printer. If you do this and something breaks or if someone gets hurt, it is fully your responsibility. I take no responsibility.
    In case of doubt ping me on Discord hoschi#0238

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  12. Plug Panel Generic

    Voron 2.4 Plug Panel Mod for Generic Unfiltered Modules
    OVERVIEW:
    Plug panel which fits any modules that have 66mm x 27mm cutout, such as the Delta 06A2 and Qualtek 761-18.

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  13. UHP PSU Bracket Clip

    UHP PSU Bracket

    Overview
    This is a DIN 3 Rail (35mm W) bracket for the Mean Well UHP-200 series powersupply edited from the official Voron Mean Well LRS series powersupply bracket. This design has 2 versions, one with an embedded nut and one with an heat-set insert.
    The double rail version is made for the spec rail distance and doesn't work for other distances.
    I added the CAD files so editing to other sizes should be wasy. If you can't do it yourself hit me up on Discord.
    BOM
    4x M3x6 BHCS. 4x M3 Hexnut. OR 4x M3 Heat set inserts (M3x5x4). Printing instructions
    No special printing instructions. Part doesn't have to carry much weight.
    Assembly instructions
    Personally I added a little glue to the embedded nut to make it stick, but this is not needed.
    For the double rail version you're supposed to screw the UHP to the last clip after attaching the clips to the rail. Making a version that could be attached without this lost gripping strength or made the part harder than it needed to be.
    Questions
    Reach me in Voron's Discord @MarcPot#3983 if you have any questions.
    Images

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  14. Skirt Mods

    MarcPot Skirt Mods

    WARNING I HAVE NOT TESTED THE 250 and 350 VERSIONS. PLEASE TELL ME IF YOU DID AND I'LL EDIT THIS WARNING.
    WARNING to give the hour counter enough clearance in the 250 version the hour counter will overlap the plug panel, this should not matter. But again, I haven't tested it.
    I have checked them all in my slicer and they sliced correctly.
    Also, if you think the keystones don't fit, try rotating them.
    Overview
    These are my mods for the Voron V2.4 Skirts. They are modifications of the official Voron V2.4 skirts.
    BOM
    Keystone inserts. OR
    M3x8 SHCS. Hour Counter Printing instructions
    No special printing instructions. They are skirts.
    Assembly instructions
    No special Assembly instructions. They are skirts.
    Configuration instructions
    For the keystones there are no special configuration instructions. They are plug

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  15. M3 Door Hinges

    Door hinges mod for v2 which use m3 schrews as shafts instead of print-in-place solution

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  16. V0 LED Hinge

    V0 LED Hinge
    This modification was designed to accomodate a Neopixel Jewel (7) in the top right hinge of the front door. A channel is present in

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  17. V0 TopHat Mini 12864

    V0 TopHat Mini 12864
    I wanted to have the ability to use the V2 display with my V0, so designed this mod to allow for it. Although they look similar, the Mini 12864 front and back case files have been slightly altered to accomodate this design.
    #
    Config for SKR Mini E3 V2
    Below are the pins that I used in Klipper for the display and a really bad representation of the wiring I performed.
    [display]
    lcd_type: uc1701
    cs_pin: PB9
    a0_pin: PB8
    rst_pin: PB15
    encoder_pins: ^PB5,^PA15
    click_pin: ^!PA10
    contrast: 63
    spi_software_sclk_pin: PA5
    spi_software_mosi_pin: PA7
    spi_software_miso_pin: PA6
    [neopixel fysetc_mini12864]
    pin: PA9
    chain_count: 3
    color_order_GRB: False
    initial_RED: 0.3
    initial_GREEN: 0.3
    initial_BLUE: 0.5

    #
    Mount It!
    M3 threaded inserts are used in the lower wall of the back case file, this allows for M3 screws to be ran through the TopHat pieces into the case, resulting in a solid configuration.
    The parts are in the correct orientation for printing.

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  18. V0 Deck Logo LED

    V0 Illuminated Deck Logo
    A lower deck panel addition to the V0, designed to accomodate a Neopixel Ring.
    Print
    Deck_Logo_Insert_Transparent
    Printed with a clear filament to allow for the glow that is represented in the pictures. Recommend

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  19. V0 LED Front Bed Mount

    V0 LED Front Bed Mount
    This modification was designed to accomodate a Neopixel Jewel (7) in the face of the mount. Wiring is ran to the cable chain and ultimately to an Arduino Nano as a controller.
    The file

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  20. V0 C14 Inlet Foot

    V0 C14 Inlet
    A simple modification to the rear foot of the V0 to allow for the addition of a C14 Inlet.
    Note - this is not compatible with the rear, lower deck panel that sits below the Z Mount.

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  21. Extrusion Backers

    Gantry Backing Plates
    The theory
    Due to different thermal coefficients of linear expansion between steel (rails) and aluminum (extrusions), the Voron V2 gantry forms a sort of giant bimetal temperature sensor element. This causes a warping of the gantry as it heats up with increasing chamber temperature.
    The evidence
    While exploring frame expansion behavior, a number of us were noticing empirical values several times what we'd predict simply due to linear expansion of the Z extrusions alone. Although plugging those empirical values in to the compensation code has given me great first layers, the difference from expectation was still bothering me. Maybe, I thought, there was some sort of warping happening? Checking out a table of thermal expansion coefficients, I saw that indeed aluminum expands quite a bit more than steel with temperature.
    Bottom X rail increases frame thermal compensation value
    After some discussion on Discord, it appeared that people running the BOM double X rail, with an MGN9 rail on the front and bottom of the X extrusion, by and large seemed to be needing higher compensation values than those who only had a single X rail on the front face of the extrusion.
    So I tried loosening the screws on the bottom X rail of my V2.4 350, and re-ran the thermal expansion measurment. Wouldn't you know it, my observed compensation factor went from around 2.8 to about 1.5:
    Bed mesh changes as predicted with frame temperature
    To confirm, I decided to go ahead an loosen all the rails on both X and Y, heat soak the machine for a couple hours, and then tighten them down; this should ensure that the gantry is as flat as possible when at temperature, but will bow downwards when it is cold as the aluminum contracts more than the steel rail beneath.
    And that's indeed what I saw. After hot-tightening the rails, I took a bed mesh while everything was still hot. I then allowed the printer to cool for a couple hours, reheated the bed, and took another mesh while the bed was hot but the frame was still cold.
    What I saw was just what we'd predict, with the

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  22. Crydom GN Guard

    Crydom GN series terminal guard
    I replaced the SSR on my build with a Crydom GN series SSR. The model I received didn't have the terminal cover, so I created a simple cover that is secured with the mounting screw on the SSR, and helps prevent accidental touching of the high voltage terminals.

    Installed it looks like this:

    Printed in eSun ABS with standard Voron print settings.

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  23. Voron2.4 Cable Clamps

    Cable clamps
    I used this set of clamps to route and secure the wiring in my Voron 2.4 350mm.
    There are three types, each requiring an m3 bolt and t-nut in order to secure them to the inside perimeter of the upper (meaning closest to the deck) 2020 extrusion. The deck should rest on top of the clamps. You'll likely need a ball-end hex driver in order to connect to the nut at an angle via the access hole.

    Each type of clamp has an internal channel for multiple small zipties, and the DIN rail clamps also provide secondary holes along the rails.
    openscad files are provided for your own tinkering needs.
    Clamp types
    The first type only secures along the perimeter. I used this to secure high voltage wiring from the power inlet to the power supplies. Multi

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  24. Drawer

    Drawer in four different versions
    you have to drill a 4mm hole yourself on the drawer rail (s. image)
    Required material:
    Cable Chain with 15 chain links:

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  25. HEPA Filter

    HEPA filter with easy access to change the filter
    Carefully drill the 1mm hole to 3mm for the hinge (fan case) Carefully drill the 1mm hole to 2.5mm and cut an M3 thread into it
    Required material:
    Filter: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32788652288.html
    Carbon Pad: https://www.amazon.com/EA-Premium-Carbon-Infused-Filter/dp/B07T3PPH4C
    9x M3x4mm heat inserts
    8x M3x16 countersunk flat head for the fans
    1x M3x10 countersunk flat head as door lock
    2x M3x20 BHCS as hinge

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