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Step 11.1 — Dry-fit the whole skirt ring

Step 2 of 67 with a helper · Chapter 11 — Skirts, panels, Clicky-Clack door, filtration

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Parts:

  • front_skirt_a_350 ×1 · bin 11-skirts
  • front_skirt_b_350 ×1 · bin 11-skirts
  • rear_center_skirt_350 ×1 · bin 11-skirts
  • keystone_panel ×1 · bin 11-skirts
  • side_skirt_a_350 ×2 · bin 11-skirts
  • side_skirt_b_350 ×2 · bin 11-skirts
  • side_fan_support ×2 · bin 11-skirts
  • the BTT mount, taped to the front extrusion · already on the bench
  • power_inlet_IECGS_1mm, already on the frame · already on the bench

Do:

  1. Lay every segment face-down on the flat reference; no corner should rock.
  2. Lay the ring out: front skirt, TFT module, front skirt; rear center between inlet and keystone; each side skirt, fan support, skirt. Inlet corner rear-left.

check Check

Twelve segments, none rocking, the ring closing with front and rear runs equal and the two sides equal.

helperHelper Holds each skirt segment in place while you check the joints line up.

What you're looking at

The skirt is the band of printed segments around the base of the machine. It closes the electronics bay and carries the belt guards, fan grills, keystone panel, AC inlet and touchscreen. Twelve segments make the ring on a 350.

tip Tip

the built-in supports in the skirt front covers snap out; don't cut them. p.222–224 are drawn from the rear, so they mirror this layout. src

Source: Voron manual p.210 · LDO Rev D printed-parts guide · Video: Part 5 @4:18:21

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