Ender_SW VS Voron-Stealthburner

For an Ender, have you considered converting it to a Switchwire? https://github.com/boubounokefalos/Ender_SW

https://github.com/boubounokefalos/Ender_SW for the modded Ender 3 build with or without an enclosure.

If you have an ender 3 pro/v2 Boubounokefalos conversion

Pretty sure you can use this project for the S2, no linear rails on the front of the uprights. https://github.com/boubounokefalos/Ender_SW

I followed this guide https://github.com/boubounokefalos/Ender_SW. Well documented and easy to build. The umbilical is work in progress.

Designers GitHub: https://github.com/boubounokefalos/Ender_SW/tree/Rev.2

Can you please post photos and description of your printing environment, type of filament for those parts, which hotend you used, etc. in this issue: https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Stealthburner/issues/68

HI. It's a standard Stealthburner. https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Stealthburner

This will behave completely identically to the official one that u/imoftendisgruntled linked.

First album image: Slicing stealthburner_printhead_rapido_rear_cw2.stl, looking at the layer with the largest horizontal bridges.

You should be able to control them from your web UI. Or I would install the sb config file (https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Stealthburner/blob/main/Firmware/stealthburner_leds.cfg) and then use one of the macros to test it from the console.

Any of the supported hotends from the Stealthburner repository: https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Stealthburner/tree/main/STLs/Stealthburner/Printheads

These are the files for the V6 hotend. The StealthBurner works with a bunch of different hotends, each needs its own mounting bracket, which is printed.

Yeah take a look at these

Try printing the clockwork 2 guidler parts (A and B) from here. The tolerances are tight and the two pieces need to fit together snugly. If they won’t fit or are loose then you have to tune more.