It was very enjoyable as well as educational watching you progress with the build... The machine turned out great! Congrats and job well done!

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

And you gained your very own intro for when you enter a stream. PAPPA’S HERE

Thanks for sharing your journey while building this and your great review and opinions on this kit and congrats on an excellent build.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! It’s been a ton of fun and hard work. Appreciate you joining the ride. Helps big time.

Loved the streams! Even though I don't own a Voron, I learned a lot! Thank you!

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for being there and glad you enjoyed them!

Great review and loved the streams! I don't think anyone has done a review of a kit or the Trident in general before I'm pretty impressed with Fysetc. Especially their documentation! Looks like a pretty good kit I want to build a Trident now.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Thanks Brian! And thank you for all of your help along the way. :) Time for a V0.2 I think. Guess I’ll be nagging your for help again soon! haha It’s been printing basically non-stop at this point. I’ll probably have to do a video on what it’s been like after owning it for a while.

I'm still working my way through the lives playlist. Great to see your happy with it. Can't wait to build my own Trident one day.

@3DPrintSOS

2 ай бұрын

I am super happy with it. Better with a few mods as well.

Looks terrific

Can't wait to be able to build one myself. Lord knows I need more projects around here. Congrats buddy.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, Patrick. I too am juggling too many damn projects. haha Dont let your dreams be dreams as they say.

@ZFGFZDGDFG

9 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintSOS Did you print the Parts yourself and if so what printer did you use and how long did it take/how much filament did you use

@3DPrintSOS

9 ай бұрын

I did. I printed them all on the XPlus3. As for how long…I didnt keep track of time but it was just under two rolls of ABS. @@ZFGFZDGDFG

Congrats, Fedor 👏. It looks beautiful, and I am so jealous. I want one so bad. And print quality is outstanding.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! These things a labor of love. The amount of time and effort it takes is the same as the price tag. Haha.

@benjaminford8173

11 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintSOS Think about it this way, how much would it cost to buy something this capable from Statasys? 20K, 30K, maybe 50K? I think you got quite a good deal all things considered haha

Great Job Boss, although this build is still above my pay grade one day I'll get there, it was fun watching you build it and now review it Thanks brother.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Glad you’ve enjoyed it. Definitely not cheap. They do have sales often though. Maybe a smaller machine I’ll be building soon will be more enticing. ;)

Nice review and nice machine! Definitely go the canbus route. Easy to install and is pretty bulletproof.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Tanks Guy! I bought a BTT Ebb36. should be nice and easy. :)

Nice build, enjoyable edit ;-)

@3DPrintSOS

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. There’s tons more where that came from. :)

I have been browsing your channel and love it! Great work! I just bought a hoodie from you also :) These Trident Kits are popular. I bought one and got a message from Fysetc saying US warehouse out of stock. They are doing one more fulfillment of these (BOM 1.0 and 1.1 - depending on if you buy the Pi or not) and then only the latest BOM will be available (at a higher price of course.) So, my kit won't ship until 9/30. Still finishing my Siboor 2.4, so no rush.

@3DPrintSOS

9 ай бұрын

Oh nice! I think that means you're the first person to buy merch! :) Thank you. At least the messaged you and didnt leave you hanging. :)

Awesome tips! I have the same kit and looking to build one

Man that look cleaaaaan

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Thanks man! Been quite a ride already and I still have a pile parts to add. lol.

Ive buit a 2.4 (Formbot) and honestly rushed my build. As a result I'm still working on it.. problematic BUT thats why I got a kit. The learning curve is very steep on these. On a personal note (I've brought this up elsewhere) the one thing that most livestreams bring up is "all printers can do good quality". They are all essentially the same hardware just configured differently. That being what it is, I have yet seen anyone break into the software. Specifically slicers when 'tweaking' profiles. As each machine is different due to tolerances as is also filaments the software is always the deciding factor. I have been constantly directed to use Ellis' guide which to me reads like stereo instructions. Visualization to me personally is everything and I just fail to wrap my head around it. I just recently came onto your channel and find your style very thorough and detailed. I'll definitely be looking at your past offerings and look forward to your livestreams in the future. On a personal side of things, I chose the full 350 2.4 specifically for ABS and no doubt I will get it there eventually. Until then.. I fall back on an MK3S+ and a 400 v-core ratrig for my general impulse printing. Keep up the work and thanks for the effort :)

@norseengineer

9 ай бұрын

I would watch a video series going through ellis' print tuning, or orca slicer tuning steps. Especially if they start with a machine that's not already perfect.

Great vid. Need to print when on the rear legs. See if it can do it. Looks really good

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

That’s actually a cool idea. haha I dont think it would miss a beat.

+1 to KAMP. Been using it on my klipperized Ender 3 S1 and it is working flawlessly. To be honest, it should be enabled by default.

No soldered wires inside the cable chains! In a pinch, they can be between one chain and the next if you can tie down above and below.

Welcome to Voron.

Nice video:) do you have full Fysetc part list ? can't find it :(

Seems like they fixed the foam, recieved my kit last week, when checking some build vids i noticed the foam mentioned, went and take a look at my kit and there is single sided foam in mine

@3DPrintSOS

9 ай бұрын

Oh nice! Good on them & enjoy the kit!

I have ordered this kit. It is still on the box but because of your review I have ordered the canbus adapter and the EBB36. I will try to make it work with CW1 as I don't want to order another motor

@3DPrintSOS

10 ай бұрын

Good call. That’s how I’d do it if I redid it. In fact, I have another broken wire in the chains…so line starting my conversion soon.

@3dprinting_noob

9 ай бұрын

Thanks man!@@3DPrintSOS I'm halfway through this build but I just realised I need to print the stealthburner I cannot find where to print the CW1 as you suggested. Do you know where to get these files?

Hey there, nice build. Question, you said that in order to use cw1 on the stealthburner you had to print the stealtburner cw1 version, but i cant seem to find it anywhere. Did you perhaps mean to print the afterburner clockwork files? thanks in advance. Beginning my fysetc voron 2.4 build next week.

@3DPrintSOS

6 ай бұрын

I believe this mod will let you run the BMG gears that come in the Afterburner with the nema motor www.printables.com/model/454292-voron-stealthburner-clockwork2-extruder-nema17-v1

I've bought mine and it's arriving aug 23th. one question, if i may: the linear rail for the Stealthburner is a MGN12 but i've tought it would come with the afterburner that uses 2x MGN9! So, it comes with the MGN12 for Afterburner? if is, that's great. then i don't have to throw the mgn9 on the pile and save some for the canbus.

@3DPrintSOS

10 ай бұрын

That's right. It comes with a MGN12 for the X-axis. ;)

I am confused on they fan bearings. Are they sleeve or fluid bearing. Sleeve bearing are the cheapest, but fluid bearing fans are some of the best you can buy and will outlast ball bearing fans.

What is the "certain type of wire" that you use for cable chains? You didn't go into detail on that when you mentioned it.

@3DPrintSOS

4 ай бұрын

I didnt know that you can’t solder wires in a chain. In makes for a weak point and I’ve broken several wires inside chains that way. It’s best to use silicone wire for cable chains. However, I would HIGHLY suggest going can bus and senseless homing. It gets rid of the chains altogether and replaces the entire loom with a single cable containing 4 wires.

@IAmTheCraftsman

4 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintSOS CAN bus is definitely in my future. I was thinking that the wire should be the same type of wire that is used for the thermistor. The very thin, specially coated for heat resistance, type of wire. I think its called PTFE wire.

Is it relatively easy to make a trident with a 35x350x350 build volume? I'm noticing that the build height on most kits is limited to 250mm

@3DPrintSOS

9 ай бұрын

Technically speaking, you make it any size you want. I think these kits are just targeting the most popular sizes.

@sethjones5250

9 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintSOS I get that, but if I'm going as big as 350x350 I'm going to want to print a wearable cosplay helmet at some point, daft punk, or Vader or something.

@ItsAName_

9 ай бұрын

The z limit is because the lead screws are integrated into the z steppers, and it’s hard to find them longer than 250mm - if you could source those, it should be relatively easy to find longer parts for the rest of the z axis

the fact that the foam tape is double sided is wrong, ldo does not make that mistake and if you look in the voron documentation is says single sided

@3DPrintSOS

8 ай бұрын

Yessir. They confirmed this was sent by mistake and not all packages are affected by this.

Is this kit better than Formbot version? I'm wondering which one should I get.

@3DPrintSOS

8 ай бұрын

Depends. This is a barebones kit. So you can add whatever you like to it. I think Formbot tends to add more mods to theirs. :) I do love mine.

Sorry if I missed you explain this, but why did you decide to build it in this bed size?

@3DPrintSOS

10 ай бұрын

Because it’s the in between size. Going for “best balance” between 250 and 350. :)

@ianhoolihan2396

10 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintSOS very cool video, I am leaning towards a 2.4 but the Trident has a lot of nice features too

Where are the links to the canbus or usb toolhead board?

@3DPrintSOS

10 ай бұрын

Oops. Missed them. I’m going to use this one: amzn.to/3Yy0joE Im going to run it in USB mode and use the usbC to go right to the pi. No canbus connection. This means I need to run a 24v and ground to the plug. But this will be simpler as there is no need for a canbus receiver if you run it like this.

CANBus man. For the wires coming from tool head. This kit, seems to be lacking that ? This is a down thumb as far as all of that is concerned. Great video, nice machine dude.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

Canbus from them is a $20 part. It looks like Fysetc puts together this kit how Voron designed it originally and it’s up to you to figure out which mods you’d like to do. So if you open the original trident pdf by Voron, that’s what this kit is. I bought a ebb36 and will be using USB straight to the Pi. No second can bus module nonsense. Just +/- and USB cable. Done.

@tombo7719

11 ай бұрын

@@3DPrintSOS right on, just seems that if the wire chain is chaulk full, they should try to spec the canbus right out of the gate. I understand the Voron platform is "anything you want, you decide" so there Is I guess, no right or wrong answer. Thanks for the video! I am still printing out parts for mine, Cheers!

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

@@tombo7719 It was technically partly my fault. I added LEDs to the stealth burner which added 3 more wires. I also added another 6 with an accelerometer for input shaping. So I have just a completely full chain. But TECHNICALLY, it would be slimmer “stock”.

The FYSETC BOM shows that they include an extra thermal fuse as a spare. Most people miss that though.

@3DPrintSOS

9 ай бұрын

oh really! Nice. totally missed it. haha

Too bad the cheapest kit costs about the same as a X1 Carbon or K1 Max.

@3DPrintSOS

11 ай бұрын

It’s not so bad. You’d know EXACTLY what goes into this one and what it does when your not lookin. ;)