Build a Siboor Voron 0.2 - Part 1, The Frame
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2023
- This is a video series showing how to build a v0.2. This is a Siboor kit that comes with CNC and 3d printed parts to eliminate the need to print these parts yourself. The series will conclude with thoughts on the quality and build of this kit and includes tips along the way.
Important links:
- Siboor Kits can be found here: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=235544...
- Spacer blocks shown in the video: www.printables.com/model/5014...
- Squares used in the build (Amazon Affiliate Link. Please note that the squares I originally used are no longer available. These should work as well): amzn.to/3ChTNbt - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thanks for not having music in the background. It's so much better to listen to the instructions without the distraction. If I'm building something myself, then 70s and 80s rock is on full blast 😊.
Have to disagree here. Not having music thought the whole video felt a little bit weird for me. My recommendation would be to use a low volume background music when there's no commentary, as a way to prevent awkward prolonged silent scenes
Thanks for the feedback!
It's a bit of a "no win" situation, isn't it? Thanks for the comments!
@@kastatd agreed. music is better.
@@kastatd I disagree because you can set your own music in the background. But watching and pausing multiple times will also interrupt the music and make it not a very nice experience.
Nice to have more videos from you!
Thank you! I've got a lot of projects in play. There will be more coming.
Thank you for sharing this. Exactly what I'm looking for. Greetings from Germany
Glad it was helpful! Greetings from USA!
Extremely helpful set of videos. Wasn't a necessity really most of the time, but you gave me all the confirmations I needed by being aside and say "yes you're doing it right". Thank you so much
Great to hear! Thank you!
Nooo.. You can't do videos on the V0.2, I have been eyeing it off for the last month and now I have your awesome instruction to follow along for when I pull the trigger. :) Great work.
Ha! Thank you! So far, this is a very nice kit!
@@KapmansBasementWorkshop I have been looking at the LDO and Siboor kits, I like the Siboor because of the CNC parts, my V2.4 was a formbot and I am not happy with it; so many disappointments in motors and other parts. My plan is to build a V0.2 and tune it to an inch of its life, then do a full teardown of the V2 and replace all the crap parts with better ones and do a rebuild.
the lack of music feel very "adam savage tested" and i'm for it!
Thank you!
Great video Kapman.
Thank you! Now I just need to complete this series.
Perfect timing! My V0.2 kit just arrived!
That's great news! I'm late with video 2, but it's coming this weekend. You've got a cool channel!
@@KapmansBasementWorkshop it hasn't been updated since we had a baby. lol. but these projects and people like you are inspiring me to get back on the horse!
@@robrobsworkshop Babies have that kind of impact! Thanks so much for the kind words!
Strongly recommend to use no-drop-nuts when building a V0.
I tried, but most seem to have made for LDO style extrusion. I started to design my own, but it seemed the nuts fit well in these, so I went ahead without no-drop-nuts. If you know of some good ones that are not LDO specific, please post a link!
@@KapmansBasementWorkshop TH-cam is hiding my replies when I put a link but I use Zen3D 1515 T-nuts for Formbot and regular Makerbeam extrusions. Maybe Siboor is compatible with those too.
@@eridum I'm not sure why, but that happens to others as well. Sorry about that. These extrusions should be Makerbeam comparable. I'm going to look those up. Thank you!
This is my type of video! going to subscribe to see what other amazing videos you can make. Just got my V02 CNC today very excited to start!
Hope you enjoy it! I did make a mistake and failed to install the led lighting! Keep that in mind as you build.
@@KapmansBasementWorkshop Thanks for the heads up!
Love your videos... now I have to go buy a 0.2 kit and follow along.
Happy to have you join the build! I've been wanting one of these for a while and finally went for it. Can't wait to finish. Seeing it in real like continues to amaze me. It's so small!
Great video. Super helpful in my build process.
Glad it helped. I've got more on the way to complete this printer. Thank you!
Excellent video. Gonna sound weird but I actually really really like the noises on this type of video hahah
I'm learning that others do too! Thank you!
Nicely presented, thanks!
Maybe some general tips:
When using calipers to measure depth it’s much easier and more precise to use the “prong” on the end instead of monkeying with the internal measurement points. Just lock the calipers to the correct depth and then push the rail with the prong until the end of the caliper butts up agains the end of the extrusion.
And as for the 90° angles, some small spring loaded clamps might have been helpful.
Good Tips, Thank you!
One of my linear rail fastener bars is a bit crooked and the rail wont center. so I'll draw up some drop nuts. If I'm not mistaken the extrusions are makerbeam xl. Very weird slot profile but i found a technical measurement.
Yes, I believe they are maker beams. But, now I want to check mine....Thank you
Thank you for another interesting video. I just happen to be building a V0 too!
How do you find the cnc-machined parts, do they worth it? Do you think they add much to the stability or mostly for the ease of use and aesthetics?
Wait, is Mini-SB also CNC-machined?
Mini-SB is 3d printed. Although I should go and check as there might be a few cnc parts there....
So far, the cnc parts are nice for ease of building and aesthetics. But I have hope they will also translate into a stringer and stiffer frame. I should have the answer soon and report back....Thank you!
Hi/ I''m curious since I have followed your voron videos and you already have a Voron. Why you decided on teh Siboor intead of a Formbot kit?
Probably the top reason is that this kit comes with CNC Aluminum parts (they also have a non-cnc kit). Only the print head contains 3d printed parts. So I'm wondering what impact those parts have on the build as well as the finished 3d printer. That said, so far it seems like a high quality kit. All the parts are nicely finished. So far, no missing parts. All the extrusion seems to be very accurately cut and anodized. I've probably got another 4 videos to make here as I build this, but I will create a video with final thoughts on this experience.
Dam that hot.
It is actually. You don't really get the scale of this printer until you touch it 1st hand.
why the Voron 0.2?
I wanted a second small and fast printer. This fit the bill. A large percentage of my prints fit on the Voron 0.2 bed. I also had a fascination with 1515 extrusion. I am now cured of that fascination!