Step 04.1 — Lay the chapter out as four separate kits¶
Step 1 of 38 with a helper · Chapter 04 — A/B drive units and front idlers
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Gather for this segment — steps 04.1–04.5 (~30 min)
Fasteners, Tools & Misc box
- M3×5×4 brass heat-set insert ×4
- M5 hex nut ×2
Printed parts
a_drive_frame_upper×1 · bin 04-A[a]_tensioner_right×1 · bin 04-A[a]_tensioner_left×1 · bin 04-B
Tools and consumables
- four trays or bags
- masking tape
- marker
- caliper
- soldering iron with the M3 insert tip
- small flat screwdriver
Set out for later steps
- the ten printed drive and idler parts
- F695 bearing ×16
- M5 precision spacer ×16
Already on the bench
- both tension arms
Parts:
- the ten printed drive and idler parts · set out now, fitted later
- F695 bearing ×16 · set out now, fitted later
- M5 precision spacer ×16 · set out now, fitted later
- four trays or bags · tool
Do:
- Label four bench areas: A DRIVE, B DRIVE, A IDLER, B IDLER.
- Put
a_drive_frame_upper+a_drive_frame_lowerin the first,b_drive_frame_*in the second,front_idler_right_*+[a]_tensioner_rightin the third,front_idler_left_*+[a]_tensioner_leftin the fourth. - Open one area at a time; mirrors never mix.
Check
Ten printed parts placed, none left over. An eleventh is [a]_cable_cover or [a]_z_chain_retainer_bracket; bag those for Ch 07 and Ch 06.
Helper Counts the bearings and spacers into four labelled trays, one per assembly.
What you're looking at
Manual p.62 opens the A/B section: ten printed parts, four sub-assemblies. Two drive units, each a two-half frame holding bearing stacks with a stepper bolted underneath, and two front idlers, the same without a motor. They are the four corners the CoreXY belts loop around.
Source: Voron manual p.62 · Voron-2 STLs/Gantry/AB_Drive_Units · Voron-2 STLs/Gantry/Front_Idlers