Assembly Guides

This guide walks your through the assembly of the bowden extruder for the Positron V3.2. We also recommend you checking wiki.positron3d.com during the whole build as there are many helpful information.

This guide will walk you through common firmware configurations for your 3D printers. There are two major steps covered in this guide that will need to be completed in order: Flashing the Leviatan with the Katapult Bootloader The USB interface should be used for the Katapult bootloader for both USB or CAN Klipper configuration. The UART interface should be used for the Katapult bootloader for UART Klipper configuration. Flashing the Leviatan with the Klipper Firmware USB interface is the recommended configuration for most situations. CAN interface is supported, if you are using CANBus UART interface can be used when USB ports aren't available such as with Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. This are the recommended configurations however Leviathan is very flexible, so not all options are covered by this guide. Important Links: Leviathan GitHub Repo - https://github.com/MotorDynamicsLab/Leviathan

THIS MOD NO LONGER REQUIRED for V2.4 Rev. C - the kit includes the Stealthburner PCBs and works with the stock parts. This guide will step you through the installation of the mod for the Steathburner + Clockwork 2 to use the LDO Clockwork 1 Toolhead PCB. The mod is improvement over version 1 that fixes the umbilical wire from hitting the Z cable chain ( Previous Guide ) . This mod will replace parts from official Stealthburner + Clockwork 2 GitHub repo . We would thank the Voron Design team for all of their hard work and contributions to the 3D printing community. GPLv3 License Attributions: https://github.com/VoronDesign/Voron-Stealthburner For more information and support: https://vorondesign.com https://discord.gg/voron https://docs.ldomotors.com

This guide will walk you through the assembly of the the Nevermore filter. This is highly recommended for anyone printing using ABS or ASA filaments. For more information check out - Nevermore Activated Carbon Filters - Micro Edition Also check out the video guide by Maple Leaf Makers - Nevermore Carbon Filter We would thank the Voron Design team for all of their hard work and contributions to the 3D printing community. GPLv3 License Attributions: https://github.com/nevermore3d/Nevermore_Micro For more information and support: https://docs.ldomotors.com

This guide uses the official StealthBurner Assembly Manual VERSION 2023-07-07 The kits supported are the Voron V2.4 and Trident Revision C which include the 2 piece Stealthburner PCBs based on the Hartk design

This guide will step you through the assembly of the Kirigami Bed for a Voron V0.2 or newer . At page 36 in the manual (V0.2 and V0.2R1) you start building the extrusion bed frame. Stop there, and start following this guide. Once you have assembled and mounted the bed frame to the linear rails, continue reading manual at page 47 (V0.2 and V0.2R1). If you are building a Voron V0.1 or older, please follow this older guide . As you work through this guide, you can track your progress as you complete steps by check marking each step in the upper left corner. This progress can be quickly summarized in the "Sections" window to the left. We would thank the Voron Design team for all of their hard work and contributions to the 3D printing community. GPLv3 License Attributions: https://github.com/christophmuellerorg/voron_0_kirigami_bed https://github.com/VoronDesign https://github.com/stvptrsn/Printer_Stuff

This guide will walk you through the assembly of the the Nevermore filter. This is highly recommended for anyone printing using ABS or ASA filaments. For more information check out - Nevermore Activated Carbon Filters - Micro Edition Also check out the video guide by Maple Leaf Makers - Nevermore Carbon Filter We would thank the Voron Design team for all of their hard work and contributions to the 3D printing community. GPLv3 License Attributions: https://github.com/nevermore3d/Nevermore_Micro For more information and support: https://docs.ldomotors.com

Using UK2.5 terminal blocks is a simple and convenient way of making neat and organized AC connections. These terminal blocks come in a variety of colours and are designed to mount directly onto DIN rails used in Voron 2 and Trident printers. A 2.5mm flathead screwdriver is needed when working with these terminal blocks.

The Picobilical by LDO is a PCB mod designed specifically for the Voron0 series printers. The Picobilical is based on V0-Umbilical by timmit99 and retains its original advantages while introducing new features.

This guide will step you through the assembly of the Kirigami Bed. As you work through this guide, you can track your progress as you complete steps by check marking each step in the upper left corner. This progress can be quickly summarized in the "Sections" window to the left. We would thank the Voron Design team for all of their hard work and contributions to the 3D printing community. GPLv3 License Attributions: https://github.com/christophmuellerorg/voron_0_kirigami_bed https://github.com/VoronDesign For more information and support: https://vorondesign.com https://discord.gg/voron https://docs.ldomotors.com