Andrew Bruce
A software person


Voron Trident 300 Build: Part 4

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It's been a couple of sessions since the last post, one of which was largely spent installing and calibrating the new ceramic hotend in the V3 SE. The new hotend lets me print up to 300 degrees, which is way more than is needed for ABS.

Results have been generally good, with only one misprint since the new hotend, and I think that was due to bed adhesion. Here's a drive print fresh off the bed. I won't be signing up as a PIF provider any time soon, but it's far superior to the prints I was getting before.

3D printed Trident drive with attached brim

I now have motors, idlers, rear supports and rear Z rail installed.

Trident frame with motors, idlers and Z rails

Blurry photos make everything look better, right?!?