Step 11.9 — Fit the belt guards to the skirt segments¶
Step 10 of 67 with a helper · Chapter 11 — Skirts, panels, Clicky-Clack door, filtration
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Gather for this segment — steps 11.9–11.12 (~15 min)
Fasteners, Tools & Misc box
- M3×8 SHCS ×22
- M3 roll-in T-nut ×12
- M5 roll-in T-nut ×2
Printed parts
[a]_belt_guard_a×2 · bin 11-fans[a]_belt_guard_b×2 · bin 11-fans[a]_fan_grill_a×2 · bin 11-fans[a]_fan_grill_b×2 · bin 11-fanskeystone_panel×1 · bin 11-skirts[a]_keystone_blank_insert×1 · bin 11-skirtsside_fan_support×2 · bin 11-skirts
Already on the bench
- the CAT6 keystone insert
- the two bay fans, inserts fitted
- the two grill retainers, inserts fitted
Parts:
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[a]_belt_guard_a×2 · bin 11-fans -
[a]_belt_guard_b×2 · bin 11-fans - M3×8 SHCS ×6 · Fasteners, Tools & Misc box
Do:
- Fit guards to
front_skirt_a,front_skirt_bandkeystone_panel. The plug-panel corner gets its guard in situ at 11.14. - Dry-fit each corner: the boss drops in only one way round. Drive two M3×8 SHCS into the inserts from 11.2.
Check
Three guards fitted flush, each aperture concentric with its cut-out, and the fourth set aside for 11.14 with its corner known.
Helper Sorts the guards into an a pile and a b pile and hands over the one each corner needs.
What you're looking at
A belt guard is the blue ring that closes the circular cut-out in a skirt segment over a Z-drive pulley, so nothing can reach a moving belt from outside. Guards a and b are mirror images, and the pair render shows both.
Source: Voron manual p.217