LDO Picobilical

Print one frame_cover_plate.stl . This will make sure neither you nor the printer frame comes into unintentional contact with the solder joints on the frame PCB.

As with the toolhead parts, you want to print these in your frame or primary color.

Follow the Voron manual until the PRINT HEAD section, and the steps where you mount the STRAIN RELIEF and spacers

Both of these parts will be replaced by the Picobilical Toolhead PCB and matching metal spacers.

You can find a list off all changes from the Voron manual on the Build Notes/FAQ V0.2 Kit wiki page.

The two M3x10 BHCS was inserted in a earlier step in the manual.

Instead of using the 20 mm printed standoffs with heated inserts, use the two 16mm metal standoffs from the LDO kit.

The hole on top of the strain relief is for a heat set insert, however it's currently not used for anything.

Position the toolhead PCB in the mount. Use the V-groove at the top of the PCB for proper alignment.

Fasten the PCB and mount to the toolhead using the two printed plastic spacers and two M3x12 BHCS screws.

The two plastic spacers will allow the screw heads to have a flat contact surface, even when the PCB is at an angle. Rotate the spacers if required while tightening.

You have successfully completed the assembly and mounting of the LDO Picobilical Toolhead PCB.

Follow the Voron manual until the ELECTRONICS AND WIRING section, and start here right after you have secured the MID PANEL .

In the later PANELS section of the manual you may skip the steps where you mount the CABLE PASSTHROUGH and MOTOR PANEL . Both of these parts are replaced by the Picobilical Frame PCB and cover.

You can find a list off all changes from the Voron manual on the Build Notes/FAQ V0.2 Kit wiki page.

Insert the printed PCB cover plate. The flat side should face upwards/towards the A/B drives. The middle cutout should face towards you.

Insert the PCB so it matches the frame shape.

Finish the installation with two M3x8 BHCS screws. These are screwed into heat set inserts you added to the A/B drives when assembling them.

You have successfully completed the assembly and mounting of the LDO Picobilical Toolhead PCB.

For V0.1S1 follow this guide For V0.2 follow this guide

When you are ready to bling up your printer with some Neopixels, you can pass the wire from the Neopixel connectors on the Frame PCB to the inside of the printer through this cutout.

Some revisions of the LDO Picobilical Kit includes several fasteners that is not used in assembly of the kit. Keep them, you may need them some day!