Ender 3V2 Stealthburner- Stock Hotend Bowden Setup

This is a remix of Pixel 3D's Stock Ender 3 Printhead and Backplate found here: https://www.printables.com/model/514635-stock-ender-3-v2-stealthburner-with-4020-cooler-fa/

Changes include: Added heat inserts, cable management to printhead (tuck hotend wiring here), and removal of nub/pin from back of printhead for easier fitment.

These parts allow the use of a Stealthburner over the stock Ender 3 hotend, bowden tube and CR/BL touch for a simple, compact, lightweight setup. It is NOT Clockwork2 compatible- use the appropriate Stealthburner config and  one of these adapter plates (https://www.printables.com/model/259145-ender-33-pro-stealthburnerclockwork2-mount or https://www.printables.com/model/306723-ender-3-stealthburner-with-clockwork2-mod/ depending on probe type) if you want to go that route. 

You would need three M3 heat inserts for the printhead (2 front and 1 rear), and two for the backplate. No disassembly of the hotend is required! Just snapfit the printhead onto the tool carriage and use an M3 retaining screw on the back. Then install your choice of Stealthburner faceplate (default or Pixel 3D's 4020 version) and the backplate.

The parts should be printed out according to Voron's recommendations (https://vorondesign.com/voron_stealthburner manual page 4) for ABS/ASA. However, if you don't intend to use these parts in an enclosure to print ABS/ASA or engineering materials, the printhead works reasonably well in PETG and the faceplate and backplate out of PLA.

Also included are .STP files if you'd like to modify aspects of the design. 

This remix includes the following changes:

• Added M3 heat insert space to backplate and printhead
• Added cable management channel/routing to printhead and minor geometry adjust for cable routing. Just tuck the hotend wiring through this channel when assembling.
• Removed pin/nub from back of printhead (between the two tabs and screw it was already quite constrained and the nub was a bit off for my tool carriage)