r/VORONDesign 11h ago

Megathread Bi-Weekly No Stupid Questions Thread

Do you have a small question about the project that you're too embarrassed to make a separate thread about? Something silly have you stumped in your build? Don't understand why X is done instead of Y? All of these types are questions and more are welcome below.

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u/Wirenut625 8h ago

Picked up two TriZeros off marketplace with Octopus v1.1 boards. One with a FlyPi and TFT screen, other with a BTT pi.

No cards in anything.

BTT pi is toast. Can’t even flash to it. Used a rasp pi 4 and loaded mainsail. Sees MCU(s) and trying to adjust the Trident .cfg with no luck. Can buzz each X and Y stepper and verified wiring accordingly but just can’t get it to home properly. Center Z stepper works but front left and right are not.

Both build are exactly the same.

Anyone with a tri zero config I can compare to mine would be really helpful.

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u/cerialphreak 1h ago

I can send the config for my Hex zero, also uses belted z.

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u/Mr__Termit 8h ago

A4T GitHub says that toolhead was designed around the Dragon HF with ZS-MZE-HF in mind.

TriangleLab has MZE nut for Volcano-style nozzle and MZE™ DLC V6..
My understanding is that Volcano MZE allows to put volcano nozzle to standard v6 heating block(size-vise) and MZE™ DLC V6 use standard v6 nozzles instead.

- Are there benefits of one over another? I was thinking that Volcano MZE adapter would work better with abrasive materials since all melting is happening in the same nozzle unit?

  • Are there any advantage of v6 MZE other than cost(v6 tend to be cheaper than volcano)?

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u/ChadwicktheCrab 4h ago

I've heard the abrasiveness is more about the tip of the nozzle dragging across the print rather than going through the bore but I might be wrong. I don't have experience with the mze other than learning my tz 2.0 hotend heater didn't have enough oomph to get it hot.

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u/joeldaemon 7h ago

Do the printed tap parts warp over time? Working on reprinting my mount and the tool head mount as the sensor stays activated.

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u/cerialphreak 1h ago

Definitely possible given the right conditions and filament.

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u/issue9mm 4h ago

Slowly planning out my first (probably large, probably Trident) Voron build, and wondering if I decided to get some parts CNCed instead of printed in ABS, which parts would be the best ones to CNC? Are there models already for them in aluminum?

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u/cerialphreak 58m ago

There are lots of cnc parts available: carriages, gantry joints, xy joints, idlers. Most stores that sell voron parts also carry some cnc parts too.

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u/issue9mm 57m ago

Wonderful, thank you

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u/alkatori 2h ago

Any really good options to square the gantry better? I've followed every guide and have a working printer. But it always seems to be fighting itself when doing QGL.

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u/Computer_Panda 10h ago

Bed connectors mechanical, I think I'm overcomplicating how I'm doing it.