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Voron V0.2 build

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

Documented June 2023Build story
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Professional notes

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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Meet Nostalgia

This V0.2 is a different physical build from my EffZero. I also have two separate 250 mm Voron 2.4s; they are listed individually in the Tool Crib.

The June 2023 build record documents my Voron V0.2, named Nostalgia. The primary-color printed assembly gives this existing platform a distinctive personal identity.

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.

Keep the inputs visible

This was an integration of existing designs, not an original extruder invention. The later upgrade adds a second chapter to the machine: choosing compatible community parts and adapting the build rather than leaving the first configuration untouched.

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 small 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 →