Zyltech HEVO 2.0 - Endstops, Belts, and Extruder: Part 4

Installing the endstops, belts, and extruder.
You can skip the endstops if you plan on sensorless homing.
You can find the print files here - www.prusaprinters.org/prints/...
Corrections
Extruder should be mounted with an M3x6 not M6.
I also put the tension spring in backwards.
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[@dgarrison1408]

Good morning and thank you again for another great video. I have printed the endstops from the Prusa file and they look different from the ones in your video. Are the ones you are using specific to the optical sensor and if so do you have a stl file for those?
Danny

[@SteamLabs]

Oops, I forgot to publish the STL files. I just published them. Here is the original file just in case you need to see how it goes together cad.onshape.com/documents/52b6b41f2085be11b905629d/w/17453f5b96c37f40c69d73da/e/fb05fc127d7942af37afe091

[@dgarrison1408]

@@SteamLabs Perfect. Thank you

[@wmj8922]

Great video.
How does the stock extruder do? Would this be one of the first things to upgrade, or is it decent enough?
Also, if the rails are upgraded, would this be a good candidate for going direct drive? Or are this printers spans way to large to do anything other than bowden without a total redesign.

[@SteamLabs]

The stock extruder will work. It skips steps if the feedrate is too high, when there are lots of retractions, or with filament imperfections. I upgraded to the e3d titan and I'm happy with its performance.
Bowden setup keeps the x axis light, which allows you to print faster with less artifacts. Maybe a e3d hemera would work with the rail system?