Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video series follow along while I built a Voron Trident with new parts and modifications that I've designed. Each episode will contain something new that I will be offering to the Voron community for these core XY high speed printing machines!
In this episode, I put together the majority of the frame which covers the Y and Z axis motion parts. I have redesigned the typically FDM 3D printed functional parts to now be manufactured using multi-jet fusion 3D printing process. This means that the typical limitations and weak points of FDM printing are eliminated. The once two piece parts are now solid single piece parts with isotropic properties and very high precision. This is the closest to injection molded part quality and strength that you will get for these plastic parts! The material is nylon-12 so you can expect excellent strength and resilience.
If you want to learn more about multi-jet fusion (MJF) printing technology, see here:
► reinvent.hp.com/us-en-3dprint-wp-technical
You can find the multi-jet fusion printed parts for the Voron available on my website:
► embracemaking.com
Thank you to the Voron community for putting together such an interesting and capable printer to build and modify. The PDF instruction manual is very useful and the PDF documentation can be found here:
► docs.vorondesign.com/build/mechanical
Linear Rail Centering Tools for 2020 Extrusion
► printables.com/model/225544-mgn9h-centering-tool-for-20-series-extrusion
► printables.com/model/225554-mgn12h-centering-tool-for-20-series-extrusion
If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please put them in the comments section down below! I do my best to respond to everyone!
In the next episode I have more multi-jet fusion parts lined up for the X axis gantry! I will be covering the core XY belt routing in that video as well. Stay tuned!
Thank you for watching!
#voron #multijetfusion #3dprinting
0:00 Intro
2:13 Frame Assembly
7:38 Multi-Jet Fusion Close Up
8:50 MJF Parts Threaded Inserts
9:37 Tensioning Block Assemblies
13:10 A and B Drive Assemblies
15:36 Stepper Motor Install
19:03 Mount Tensioners to Frame
20:25 A and B Drives to Frame
24:54 Y Axis Linear Rails
29:08 Rear Z Axis Motion Parts
31:39 Front Z Axis Motion Parts
33:55 MJF Print Bed Support Assemblies
37:01 Print Bed Support Parts Install
37:38 Z Stepper Motor and Lead Screw
38:22 Frame Feet Install and Assembly
40:36 Outro
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If you enjoy and have benefited from my content and are feeling generous I would love your support! You can "buy me a coffee" here:
► paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=V2T6MEFUGP73Y ☕
By supporting my channel you are encouraging me to continue with this time consuming endeavor. A lot of time goes into design work, building my projects, filming the videos, editing the videos, etc. Plus it all costs money! Your generosity goes a long way in helping me bring you better content as often as I can!
Follow me on Instagram!
► instagram.com/embracemaking 📷
If you liked this video, perhaps you will also enjoy some channels that I personally find inspiring and interesting...
► The Hacksmith
youtube.com/channel/UCjgpFI5dU-D1-kh9H1muoxQ
► Adam Savage Tested
youtube.com/channel/UCiDJtJKMICpb9B1qf7qjEOA
► Thomas Sanladerer
youtube.com/user/ThomasSanladerer
In this video series follow along while I built a Voron Trident with new parts and modifications that I've designed. Each episode will contain something new that I will be offering to the Voron community for these core XY high speed printing machines!
In this episode, I put together the majority of the frame which covers the Y and Z axis motion parts. I have redesigned the typically FDM 3D printed functional parts to now be manufactured using multi-jet fusion 3D printing process. This means that the typical limitations and weak points of FDM printing are eliminated. The once two piece parts are now solid single piece parts with isotropic properties and very high precision. This is the closest to injection molded part quality and strength that you will get for these plastic parts! The material is nylon-12 so you can expect excellent strength and resilience.
If you want to learn more about multi-jet fusion (MJF) printing technology, see here:
► reinvent.hp.com/us-en-3dprint-wp-technical
You can find the multi-jet fusion printed parts for the Voron available on my website:
► embracemaking.com
Thank you to the Voron community for putting together such an interesting and capable printer to build and modify. The PDF instruction manual is very useful and the PDF documentation can be found here:
► docs.vorondesign.com/build/mechanical
Linear Rail Centering Tools for 2020 Extrusion
► printables.com/model/225544-mgn9h-centering-tool-for-20-series-extrusion
► printables.com/model/225554-mgn12h-centering-tool-for-20-series-extrusion
If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please put them in the comments section down below! I do my best to respond to everyone!
In the next episode I have more multi-jet fusion parts lined up for the X axis gantry! I will be covering the core XY belt routing in that video as well. Stay tuned!
Thank you for watching!
#voron #multijetfusion #3dprinting
0:00 Intro
2:13 Frame Assembly
7:38 Multi-Jet Fusion Close Up
8:50 MJF Parts Threaded Inserts
9:37 Tensioning Block Assemblies
13:10 A and B Drive Assemblies
15:36 Stepper Motor Install
19:03 Mount Tensioners to Frame
20:25 A and B Drives to Frame
24:54 Y Axis Linear Rails
29:08 Rear Z Axis Motion Parts
31:39 Front Z Axis Motion Parts
33:55 MJF Print Bed Support Assemblies
37:01 Print Bed Support Parts Install
37:38 Z Stepper Motor and Lead Screw
38:22 Frame Feet Install and Assembly
40:36 Outro
****************************************************************
If you enjoy and have benefited from my content and are feeling generous I would love your support! You can "buy me a coffee" here:
► paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=V2T6MEFUGP73Y ☕
By supporting my channel you are encouraging me to continue with this time consuming endeavor. A lot of time goes into design work, building my projects, filming the videos, editing the videos, etc. Plus it all costs money! Your generosity goes a long way in helping me bring you better content as often as I can!
Follow me on Instagram!
► instagram.com/embracemaking 📷
If you liked this video, perhaps you will also enjoy some channels that I personally find inspiring and interesting...
► The Hacksmith
youtube.com/channel/UCjgpFI5dU-D1-kh9H1muoxQ
► Adam Savage Tested
youtube.com/channel/UCiDJtJKMICpb9B1qf7qjEOA
► Thomas Sanladerer
youtube.com/user/ThomasSanladerer
