Building a Voron 2.4 Live! Part 5: Afterburner/Hotend

In this video we’ll work on assembling the afterburner and installing it onto the gantry. #sponsored #Voron #3Dprinter

The Voron 2.4 is a high-performance Core XY 3D printer design with a static bed, moving gantry and designed to be a self-sourced kit. I’ve wanted to build a Voron for a while and I’m incredibly excited to finally be doing it! Subscribe and click the bell icon to get notified of when I go live.

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More Voron Info:

0:00 Voron 2.4 300 Build Recap
1:18 CoreXY Gates Belts
31:29 Dragon Hotend Afterburner Assembly
1:01:40 Afterburner Stepper Motor Assembly
1:16:30 Extruder Stepper Motor Mounting
1:27:30 Afterburner Extruder Drive Gear Assembly
1:38:46 Afterburner Idler Assembly
1:55:00 Reprinting Extruder Idler
2:03:08 Blower Fan Disassembly
2:05:03 Cooling Fan Assembly
2:15:45 Motor Cable Chain Mount
2:20:37 Extruder PCB Trial Assembly
2:30:00 Afterburner Extruder Assembly
2:36:29 Afterburner Gantry Install
2:40 43 Filament Feed Tube Install
2:50:30 Hartk Afterburner PCB Install

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[GuusKlaas]

Having watched this stream, and seeing how everyone is like: "Voron VS Vcore", I wonder, in your perspective: how does the hot-end compare to the EVA system of V-Core? I mean, there's nothing stopping someone from putting the printhead of either on either printer as the rail system is similar. Purely out of first impressions to me it feels like EVA is better "balanced" but that might not matter much in practice. Curious about your perspective, @Vector3D