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  1. Demosth

    Version 2021.05.24

    7 downloads

    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.
  2. Demosth

    Version 2021.05.24

    69 downloads

    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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