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Voron V0.2 build

Assembling a colorful Voron V0.2. Mechanical parts, electronics, and a banana for scale.

Documented June 2023Build story
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Contribution

Build and integration of an existing printer platform.

Result

A documented V0.2 build followed by a separately documented Galileo 2 extruder upgrade.

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The printer I called Nostalgia

I documented this Voron V0.2 build in June 2023 and named it Nostalgia. The primary-color printed parts gave the existing Voron platform my own look.

The build continued after the first photograph

In November 2023 I documented fitting a Galileo 2 extruder. Because the printer used a Mini Stealthburner, the upgrade also used the standalone adaptation from hartk1213's repository.

Parts from the Voron community

I assembled this printer from existing Voron and community designs. The later extruder upgrade was another round of choosing compatible parts and fitting them into the build.

Building Nostalgia

I assembled this Voron V0.2 from the established Voron platform, commercial hardware, and printed parts, then gave it the primary-color scheme and the name Nostalgia. The build continued after the first photos. In November 2023 I fitted a Galileo 2 extruder using the Mini Stealthburner adaptation from the community. I am clear about those source designs because my work was in selecting compatible parts, assembling the machine, and integrating the upgrade.

Credits & project notes

Base platform: Voron Design. Galileo 2 extruder: JaredC01/Galileo2. Mini Stealthburner adaptation: hartk1213. Assembly and upgrade account: Michael Pytlowany.

The upgrade is described in the November post; the main photo remains the earlier June build record.

Sources

Voron V0.2 build account
12 June 2023

Jerky_FPV project archive
2023-11-13

Galileo 2 design (opens in new tab)
Credited in the November 2023 post

Mini Stealthburner standalone adaptation (opens in new tab)
Credited in the November 2023 post

A compact printer with a manufacturing job

This is the Voron build named in my September 2023 CNC tool-fork project. The project video shows the replacement printing here; the other footage shows its machine application in the Multicam tool rack.

Read the CNC tool-fork case study →

IN THE 3D MODEL LIBRARY

The parts behind the build.