I have seen many of your videos, what makes you one of the best at explaining things is that you assume that your audience knows nothing, you answer all the questions before they are asked, you are the best!
Just by watching this videos thumbnail i got a thought that I can easily change my LEDs now. I wish you had made this earlier. I know this is time consuming. Hope your channel gets to where you want it to be. Thanks for your hard work.
Hey Scott, just wanted to thank you for this video series! I've been (slowly) building my 2.4 over the last few months and your video series has been absolutely instrumental in it's completion. I hope you're enjoying your 2.4 as much as I am mine :)
You are welcome! I enjoy it too much. Lol I spend most of my free time on it. I am starting two more builds in the next month so I can finally video a new build and be able to print as much as I want on the 2.4.
Thanks for your video series Scott, Ive been following your videos as my main build guide and it has made the process much easier and enjoyable. Cheers to you!
I am about to start building my first Voron, that will be also my first 3d printer. TH-cam recommend me your videos. The content is great, and the music is amazing. You have a great musical taste.
No wonder it took long to print, those shades have very thick base. Ones I've found somewhere else are like 1mm thick and printed all parts in like 6 hours.
Once again thank very very much for such a detailed thoroughly explained built video. This has provoked me to build this VORON machine. Only hurdle is getting some parts in Mumbai India. But I am going to do this by hook or crook. Tons of thanks for a fantastic generous knowledge sharing. Highly appreciated Sir.
thanks for this video series it has stopped me from making a lot of dumb mistakes during mu build I do like the format showing everything and not telling
These videos are a great help for me in finishing my 2.4 build. I do have a question though: do you have a link for those belt cover plates with the slot for the wires? Was looking for them a couple of weeks ago, but couldn't find them
Thank you. This is the Z belt covers I used. github.com/tanaes/whopping_Voron_mods/tree/main/Z_belt_cable_cover/STL I'll put them in the video's description also.
The corner cable cover I used has a plastic guidway built into it that helps keep the wires out of the motors. You can find it here: mods.vorondesign.com/detail/zBJTvWc9vSnnQoDDP0hyYw
@@scottcorn sorry, my question wasn't clear. My doubt is in the bottom part :). How do you pass the cables to the electronic bay without interfering with the Z motor? Thanks Edit: just found your answer to peters of one month ago: z_belt_cable_cover
Hey Scott ! Im following your videos since ep1. Nice build ! Can you make a video about Ellis guide for tuning ? (Pressure advance, extrusion multiplier first layer) keep going !
Good day I'm building Voron2.4. After G28, the Hotend homing, but the Z motors don't lock, you can move them up and down with your hands even if they light up blue. I can't get further because it fails on QGL. The board is Spider 2.2. Can you advise me? well thank you
In my setup and testing video th-cam.com/video/yfRtpPPcnN8/w-d-xo.html there is a section on testing the individual Z motors. Make sure they work there. If they don't your pins set in the config may be wrong. Just so I don't assume, you used a Spider printer.cfg raw.githubusercontent.com/VoronDesign/Voron-2/Voron2.4/firmware/klipper_configurations/Spider/Voron2_Spider_Config.cfg as your initial config file correct? If all that is correct, you must have the motors wired incorrectly. Unfortunately not all motors are wired the same. Different brands have different wire orders.
hi Scot! thank you for your video, my voron is coming together with your huge help. i have one question, i bought the same led strip as you (maybe not the same brand but same format 120 led per meter) and i noticed that they let off a lot of heat, to the point that i can smell the abs from the printed clip, did you noticed that as well? are your led as hot as mine? thank you in advance
Yes, I have the parts. I just haven't made up my mind if I'm creating a video on it or not. Do you think that is something others would be interested in?
@@scottcorn I'd be interested in a Video on building a Stealthburner and I'm guessing others would too. I think a lot of people will be doing this mod to take advantage of TAP.
That should work also. At 47 I had a little more room, but I was trying to keep the amperage under 1. With 47 I was around 0.9 amps. I’m unsure how much the Octopus board can put out on that connection.
I have seen many of your videos, what makes you one of the best at explaining things is that you assume that your audience knows nothing, you answer all the questions before they are asked, you are the best!
Just by watching this videos thumbnail i got a thought that I can easily change my LEDs now.
I wish you had made this earlier. I know this is time consuming. Hope your channel gets to where you want it to be.
Thanks for your hard work.
You are welcome. I don't have any big expectation on the channel. It would be great to just pay for the stuff I build. lol
Hey Scott, just wanted to thank you for this video series! I've been (slowly) building my 2.4 over the last few months and your video series has been absolutely instrumental in it's completion. I hope you're enjoying your 2.4 as much as I am mine :)
You are welcome! I enjoy it too much. Lol I spend most of my free time on it. I am starting two more builds in the next month so I can finally video a new build and be able to print as much as I want on the 2.4.
@@scottcorn Very nice! I'll be moving on to a LDO v0.1 kit after I'm wrapped up with my 2.4. I'm looking forward to your next build
Thanks for your video series Scott, Ive been following your videos as my main build guide and it has made the process much easier and enjoyable. Cheers to you!
Great to hear!
Thanks again for the video series. I've watched all of them several times. I also used your affiliate link to order my chamber LEDS.
I am about to start building my first Voron, that will be also my first 3d printer. TH-cam recommend me your videos. The content is great, and the music is amazing. You have a great musical taste.
Thank you!
No wonder it took long to print, those shades have very thick base.
Ones I've found somewhere else are like 1mm thick and printed all parts in like 6 hours.
Once again thank very very much for such a detailed thoroughly explained built video. This has provoked me to build this VORON machine. Only hurdle is getting some parts in Mumbai India. But I am going to do this by hook or crook. Tons of thanks for a fantastic generous knowledge sharing. Highly appreciated Sir.
Great to hear! Good luck getting the parts.
Thank you for a great video I started printing my parts today and ordered from Amazon. Thank you.
Thank you!
thanks for this video series it has stopped me from making a lot of dumb mistakes during mu build I do like the format showing everything and not telling
You are welcome!
Excellent video series! Thank you! i am learning a lot. cannot wait to see which other mods will follow
Thank you! I’m working on an auto nozzle scrubber video at the moment.
These videos are a great help for me in finishing my 2.4 build. I do have a question though: do you have a link for those belt cover plates with the slot for the wires? Was looking for them a couple of weeks ago, but couldn't find them
Thank you. This is the Z belt covers I used.
github.com/tanaes/whopping_Voron_mods/tree/main/Z_belt_cable_cover/STL
I'll put them in the video's description also.
20 AWG is a bit overkill right? I have 24 AWG and I believe that should support the current just fine (~ 0.8 Amp). Commenting for sanity check.
Hi, thanks for the video but I can't see where you pass the cables without interfering with the Z motor
The corner cable cover I used has a plastic guidway built into it that helps keep the wires out of the motors. You can find it here:
mods.vorondesign.com/detail/zBJTvWc9vSnnQoDDP0hyYw
@@scottcorn sorry, my question wasn't clear. My doubt is in the bottom part :). How do you pass the cables to the electronic bay without interfering with the Z motor? Thanks
Edit: just found your answer to peters of one month ago: z_belt_cable_cover
hello, does it happen to anyone that when you regulate the power of the leds, the speed of the heater fan also changes a little?
Would it make sense to skip the row across the back, those make more glare than useful light?
that printer.cfg part heled me out thank you ZER
Hey Scott ! Im following your videos since ep1. Nice build ! Can you make a video about Ellis guide for tuning ? (Pressure advance, extrusion multiplier first layer) keep going !
Thank you! I may do a video on it. I have a couple of new builds coming up also.
Can the BL Touch port handle the current for the two strips?
Good day
I'm building Voron2.4. After G28, the Hotend homing, but the Z motors don't lock, you can move them up and down with your hands even if they light up blue. I can't get further because it fails on QGL. The board is Spider 2.2. Can you advise me? well thank you
In my setup and testing video th-cam.com/video/yfRtpPPcnN8/w-d-xo.html there is a section on testing the individual Z motors. Make sure they work there. If they don't your pins set in the config may be wrong. Just so I don't assume, you used a Spider printer.cfg raw.githubusercontent.com/VoronDesign/Voron-2/Voron2.4/firmware/klipper_configurations/Spider/Voron2_Spider_Config.cfg as your initial config file correct?
If all that is correct, you must have the motors wired incorrectly. Unfortunately not all motors are wired the same. Different brands have different wire orders.
@@scottcorn well thank you
hi Scot! thank you for your video, my voron is coming together with your huge help. i have one question, i bought the same led strip as you (maybe not the same brand but same format 120 led per meter) and i noticed that they let off a lot of heat, to the point that i can smell the abs from the printed clip, did you noticed that as well? are your led as hot as mine? thank you in advance
Quick tip: press CTRL + / to (un)comment whole sections in cfg files
Cool, I didn't know that. Thank you.
Are you going to mod to the stealthburner?
Yes, I have the parts. I just haven't made up my mind if I'm creating a video on it or not. Do you think that is something others would be interested in?
@@scottcorn I'd be interested in a Video on building a Stealthburner and I'm guessing others would too. I think a lot of people will be doing this mod to take advantage of TAP.
Definitely. You are my goto on 2.4 build. Almost finished. Printing skirts. Your videos were invaluable. Thank you
Ok, I wasn't sure if there many that needed to do the update. I'll create a video of it. Working on an auto nozzle scrubber video at the moment.
Thanks, nice tutorial. Did the routing a bit different, same outcome. Pretty corny music, tho.....
(sorry.... 😅)
Am gonna print mine tomorrow, LDO says 42(!) of those clips for my 350 😂
That should work also. At 47 I had a little more room, but I was trying to keep the amperage under 1. With 47 I was around 0.9 amps. I’m unsure how much the Octopus board can put out on that connection.
My 350mm v2 used 44 clips
🙌🏾🙌🏾 I literally have these parts on my print bed right now!!
Cool. The corner things are a bit frustrating, but nothing too bad.