I'm not done wiring up my Voron 2.4, but I was able to get the AC side of things connected up. I didn't find any issue with the way things have gone so far, so I went ahead and posted the wire management duct remix to Printables.
You can find them here (the WAGO box and AC Caution covers are posted as remixes):
www.printables.com/model/502306-remix-of-ryandams-cable-management-duct-for-voron-
The smaller wire guides (which I used to connect my ground wires to the DIN rails) can be found here:
www.printables.com/model/502345-wire-management-guides
Update 10/1/2024: Thanks to some very helpful feedback and suggestions from Steiner-SE, I decided to make a Version 2.0 of these models. The new version has the following improvements and updates:
1. Thicker walls on the tines (this was requested to help avoid them breaking off)
2. Deeper slits over the bridges
3. Indexing tab on the bridge covers (which helps to set them in place)
4. A new zip tie clip (for running wires on top of the bridge lids)
5. There is also a new shorter T and a short bridge.
You can find them in the same place, the old files were moved to a separate folder, if they are needed. It's still probably best to use PETG for the wire combs though, since it has more inherent flexibility vs ABS or ASA.
You can find them here (the WAGO box and AC Caution covers are posted as remixes):
www.printables.com/model/502306-remix-of-ryandams-cable-management-duct-for-voron-
The smaller wire guides (which I used to connect my ground wires to the DIN rails) can be found here:
www.printables.com/model/502345-wire-management-guides
Update 10/1/2024: Thanks to some very helpful feedback and suggestions from Steiner-SE, I decided to make a Version 2.0 of these models. The new version has the following improvements and updates:
1. Thicker walls on the tines (this was requested to help avoid them breaking off)
2. Deeper slits over the bridges
3. Indexing tab on the bridge covers (which helps to set them in place)
4. A new zip tie clip (for running wires on top of the bridge lids)
5. There is also a new shorter T and a short bridge.
You can find them in the same place, the old files were moved to a separate folder, if they are needed. It's still probably best to use PETG for the wire combs though, since it has more inherent flexibility vs ABS or ASA.
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