CNC Voron Tap V2 by Chaoticlab

If you found this video review, probably you know what Voron Tap is and what are its benefits for Voron 2 and Trident printers, so I skipped that part.
V1 CNC Tap was 5V only (not 24). V2 is 5 to 24 V.
Check the CNC Tap price on:
Aliexpress: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEV...
Amazon: amzn.to/3uNDp23
Check the full article on my blog for the resources, shown in the video:
3dpblog.com/cnc-voron-tap-cha...
I've been using the CNC Voron Tap ABL "probe" for 3 months on my Trident before publishing the video. Only time will show how durable it is, but so far I had no issues, nor I had to maintain it in any way.
I haven't established a resonance profile for the CNC Tap, but I don't go to crazy accelerations either (2000 mm2/s), as I print mainly ABS/ASA. I see no impact on the print quality compared to the stock Stealthburner carriage.

[@DanielSanPedro]

Thank you for the review! I also VERY much appreciate the full subtitles. Wish more creators would do that

[@buckrogers2909]

You should include input shaper graphs on your review.

[@younghillionaire]

Thanks for the review.
The V1 has 5 volt and not 24 volts

[@3dpblog]

Yes you are right. V1 was 5v only not 24. Thanks for pointing out.

[@jeez22]

What design of printer is this?

[@3dpblog]

Voron Trident
vorondesign.com

[@jeez22]

But this is not beld driven z axis?

[@3dpblog]

@@jeez22 Voron 2.4 has a gantry on belts, the Trident's bed is on 3 leadscrews for tilt-adjust.

[@Arek_R.]

Your stealthburner looks horrible, bad print quality and what's the deal with those bent screws???

[@3dpblog]

You mean the SB fan face probably. It was printed from PC (hence the visible layers) with blue ABS first layer. I changed this with 3-color ASA fan face i designed (visible at the end of the video ) At the time of Tap instalation I was with the old SB face 3 months ago. The bent M3 rods is my solution to unavailable 50mm M3 bolts in my country. It started as temporary fix and now is on all my voron printers. I like it.