Step 08.43 — Bolt the Nitehawk-SB V2 to the Clockwork 2¶
Step 43 of 65 · Chapter 08 — Toolhead: Stealthburner, Clockwork 2, Revo HF, Nitehawk-SB V2
Gather for this segment — steps 08.43–08.46 (~20 min)
Electronics 2 box
- Nitehawk-SB V2 ×1
- CW2 PCB Spacer (supplied printed) ×1
- Stealthburner Fan Adapter PCB (SBurnerFanAdapter_V2.0) ×1
Fasteners, Tools & Misc box
- M3×8 SHCS ×2
- M3×10 FHCS ×2
Tools and consumables
- magnifier
- multimeter
Already on the bench
- the fan adapter PCB
- the hotend fan, 5015 and LED chain leads
Parts:
- Nitehawk-SB V2 ×1 · Electronics 2 box
- CW2 PCB Spacer ×1 (supplied printed) · Electronics 2 box
- M3×8 SHCS ×2 · Fasteners, Tools & Misc box
Do:
- Sit the PCB spacer against the CW2 side, the toolboard on top, two M3×8 SHCS.
- Trap the supplied ground cable's ring lug under the lower M3×8 head, at the bottom corner nearest the motor
(verify on bench — the photo, not LDO's prose, is the source).
Check
The board sits parallel on its spacer, the 10-pin header faces forward, and the ground lug is under a screw head, tail free.
What you're looking at
The Nitehawk-SB V2 toolboard is the larger board in this photo; the triangular board beside it is the Stealthburner Fan Adapter, fitted next. The two mate through a keyed board-to-board header when the blue body closes. The printed spacer sets the standoff.
Tip
handle the board by its edges. A screw that will not start means a cocked insert. The ground wire's motor end waits for Step 08.53.