What’s CBT KIT
CBT comes from Canbus + Tap
The significance of a CBT kit is to offer a high-quality VORON kit at an affordable price by carefully selecting components, and having the latest VORON configuration, while avoiding the need to disassemble the build after completion.
Believe me, you don’t want to disassemble and reassemble your VORON, so we’ve included Canbus+Tap in one go.
Difference between CBT and standard VORON
1.Using Canbus Toolboard EBB SB2209, in the past, voron toolheads needed more than 20 wires, canbus only use 4 wires.
2.Umbilical, it doesn’t use XY cable chains, it also reduce X axis weight, helpful to a higher print speed.
In this case we made a Y endstop PCB that allows an extra chamber thermistor.
3.Using Tap as default probe, easy to use, and remove Z endstop.
4.With Manta+CB1, nolonger need raspberry pi and RS-25-5.
Maybe the best voron 2.4 KIT, you can also check bom list at https://mpx.wiki/bom-list
All parts are genuine brand.
About VORON 2.4 3D PRINTER
It’s a great corexy 3d printer designed by vorondesign. we made a kit for it at 2020, at that time it’s know as voron 2.4 kit magic studio and got many good reviews, we upgrade many parts and add more useful things to our voron 2.4 kit in the past two years, now it comes with Voron tap kit, canbus toolboard, full-size heater and pre-made PTFE wires.
What else you need to build it ?
- A set of Hex key wrenches.
- A small cross-head screwdriver.
- A small flat-head screwdriver.
- Glue. (For magnets)
- A good quality TF card (larger than 8GB, recommended brands include SanDisk, Lexar, and other high-quality brands with a C10 rating or higher).
- Diagonal pliers and a knife.
- Acid-free carbon (for Nevermore, not necessary for the build).
- Power Cord.
- Grease. Any lithium base grease would work.
| Layer | Part | Name | Qty | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Fasteners kit – stainless steel | M2x10 Self-tapping | 40 | SUS304 |
| M3x6 FHCS | 25 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x6 BHCS | 20 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x8 SHCS | 260 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x12 FHCS | 10 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x12 SHCS | 50 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x16 SHCS | 35 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x20 SHCS | 40 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x25 SHCS | 15 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x30 SHCS | 50 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x40 SHCS | 35 | SUS304 | ||
| M3x50 SHCS | 5 | SUS304 | ||
| M4x6 BHCS | 15 | SUS304 | ||
| M5x10 BHCS | 60 | SUS304 | ||
| M5x16 BHCS | 40 | SUS304 | ||
| M5x30 BHCS | 30 | SUS304 | ||
| M5x40 SHCS | 35 | SUS304 | ||
| 3x7x0.5 Washer | 10 | SUS304 | ||
| 5x10x1 Shim Ring | 60 | SUS304 | ||
| M3 Hexnut | 30 | SUS304 | ||
| M3 Roll-in T-Nut | 150 | Steel,Nickel plated | ||
| M3 Hammer Head T-Nut | 100 | Steel,Nickel plated | ||
| M3 Insert | 150 | Brass | ||
| M4 Knurled Nut | 4 | Steel,Nickel plated | ||
| M5 Hexnut | 30 | SUS304 | ||
| M5 Roll-in T-nut | 70 | Steel,Nickel plated | ||
| M5 Hammer Head T-Nut | 50 | Steel,Nickel plated | ||
| Frame | MPX VORON 2.4 Frame Kit – Black | 1 | pre-drilled/tapped | |
| Black Openbuilds 2020 90° corner | 4 | |||
| Tool | Insert Tool | 1 | ||
| #2 | XYZ Steppers | MOONS’ MS17HD6P4200 | 6 | |
| Linear Rails | MPX Black MGN9H Rail – 400mm | 4 | ||
| Pulley/Idler/Bearing | GT2 Pulley 20T 5ID 9W | 4 | ||
| GT2 Pulley 80T 5ID 6W [Black] | 4 | |||
| GT2 Idler 20T 5ID 9W | 4 | |||
| GT2 Pulley 16T 5ID 6W | 4 | |||
| 625-2RS | 12 | |||
| 5×60 D-Cut shaft | 4 | |||
| Belt | Gates 188-2GT-6 RF | 4 | ||
| Misc | Rubber Foot | 4 | ||
| #3 | Panels | Black ABS Deck Panel [3mm] | 1 | |
| #4 | Linear Rails | MPX Black MGN9H Rail – 400mm | 2 | |
| MPX Black MGN12H Rail – 400mm | 1 | Light Preload | ||
| Buildplate/Heater | MPX 5083 Cast Aluminium Buildplate 305x305x8 | 1 | <0.15 Flatness | |
| MPX 650W 350×350 Full Size Heater | 1 | Full-size, Pre-installed | ||
| – Integrated 150C self-recovery fuse | ||||
| – Pre-installed RF125 fuse | ||||
| – With extra thermistor for buildplate | ||||
| PEI | Double Sided Textured PEI Spring Steel | 1 | ||
| Pulley/Idler/Bearing | GT2 Pulley 20T 5ID 6W | 2 | ||
| GT2 Idler 20T 5ID 6W | 2 | |||
| F695-2RS | 20 | |||
| #5 | Belt | Gates LL-2GT-6 RF 5m | 1 | |
| Gates LL-2GT-9 RF 5m | 1 | |||
| Fans | GDSTime 6020 Dual Bearings Fan | |||
| – With XH2.54 Connector | 2 | For Electronic Bay Cooling | ||
| Misc | Nylon Ties 4x200mm | 1 | ||
| PC4-01 Bowden Connector | 1 | |||
| Bowden Tube 4×2 200mm | 1 | |||
| Bowden Tube 4×3 2m | 1 | |||
| SSR DIN Mount | 1 | |||
| 3M 5952 Tape 6mm3m1mm | 1 | |||
| EVA Tape 5mmx1mmx5m | 1 | |||
| EVA Tape 5mmx3mmx5m | 2 | |||
| 6×3 Neodimium Magnet | 10 | |||
| Power Inlet With 10A Fuse | 1 | |||
| Wiring | UK2.5 Terminals Set | 1 | ||
| Y Endstop PCB with chamer thermistor | 1 | Omron D2F-L | ||
| Pre-crimped Cables Set | 1 | |||
| M12 Cable Gland | 1 | |||
| Cable Chain 10×15 | 1 | |||
| PVC Trunking Set | 1 | |||
| Cable Sleeve | 1 | For Umbilical | ||
| Straight stainless steel elastic filament | 1 | For Umbilical | ||
| Z Stepper Label | 1 | |||
| Electronic | Meanwell LRS-200-24 | 1 | ||
| Omron G3NB-210B-1 SSR | 1 | |||
| Bigtreetech M8P+CB1 | 1 | |||
| M8P Canbridge Cable | 1 | |||
| Bigtreetech TMC2209 | 6 | |||
| Bigtreetech Mini12864 | 1 | |||
| Nevermore | GDSTime 5015 Fan | 2 | 24V, dual bearings | |
| XH2.54 Connectors Set | 1 | |||
| 6x3mm Magnet | 8 | |||
| Stealthburner | EBB SB2209 | 1 | ||
| X Endstop | 1 | Omron D2F-L | ||
| MOONS NEMA14 Stepper | 1 | |||
| BMG Set | 1 | |||
| GDSTime 4010 Fan | 1 | 24V, dual bearings | ||
| GDSTime 5015 Fan | 1 | 24V, dual bearings | ||
| SK6812 LED For Stealthburner | 1 | |||
| VORON Tap Kit | 1 | 5V, with medium-preload MGN9H-50 | ||
| 24V 50W Hotend Heater | 1 | |||
| NTC100K B3950 | 1 | |||
| Extra screws Stealthbutner / EBB SB | 1 | |||
| Hotend | Phaetus Dragon HF | 1 | ||
| #6 | Panels | PC Clear Panels Set [3mm] | 1 | Door/Side/Top |
| ABS Back Panel [3mm] | 1 | |||
| ABS Button Panel [3mm] | 1 |
rob#1456 V2.898 (verified owner) –
After just finishing my 300mm 2.4 build (V2.898) I can honestly say this is an outstanding kit backed by a phenomenal seller.
I normally prefer to source stuff from Ali myself but with COVID shipping has become hit or miss and individual VORON parts have slowly been increasing in price. I didn’t want to wait around on one $4 part that was stuck in Ali-limbo so this was a no-brainer. Not only is the price fantastic, the effort that goes into neatly packaging and labeling everything makes assembly a breeze.
I went with the black rails and for the price they aren’t bad at all. Only 2 of the 8 really needed cleaned & lubed up for super smooth operation but I have a feeling they would have worked fine out of the box. Also ordered the build plate and was very happy with the quality of the machining. I had more than enough of all fasteners and wires and ended up with a nice stash of extras/spares.
Only problem I encountered was with the cooling fans. One of my 80mm fans was DOA as well as the 4020 part cooling fan but @livexy (Voron Discord) was quick to respond and ship replacements. Thankfully I had some old ones laying around so I didn’t have to pause the build.
If you are really wanting to build a VORON but are on the fence due to sourcing all the parts individually, this is for you. Buy it now and don’t look back!
Kurt Stump (verified owner) –
If you are going to build a Voron, you’ve got to be pretty geeky. Its a geek’s dream to build one of these machines and its pretty clear that Magic Phoenix gets that. This is clearly a kit that is put together by someone who knows how to build things. From the high quality parts, to the spares and adding in things that you may not even think of, and you have all the ingredients for success. Shipping was fast, support during shipping was great and the kit was better than expected. First prints rolled off this weekend and it has surpassed all expectations.
Given the quality of the design and the parts supplied, I expect this thing to last a lifetime, but if I ever do need to build another Voron, there is only one supplier I will be looking at.
Alex Nichols (verified owner) –
If you’re looking to build a Voron v2.4 R2, stop looking at other kits. MPX is the answer.
First time Voron builder and this kit is AWESOME. The kit comes with high quality parts from legitimate vendors – If MPX says LDO motors, you’re getting LDO motors. Gates belts are actual Gates belts. This might sound obvious but you’d be surprised at some of the vendors trying to pass off clones as the real things – not MPX. The amount of options available while ordering is awesome, lots of choices for different components.
One of the things that sets MPX apart from other big, well-known vendors is that MPX actually designs some of their own parts to give you the option of doing things a bit more clean than “official Voron”. As an example, if you go with the Canbus option you will receive a Y-endstop that is already built on a PCB. This endstop has a custom part on MPX’s Github that fits in perfectly to the Voron A motor mounts, and the PCB has an integrated NTC thermistor that can be used as a chamber temperature sensor! MPX also has a custom raspberry pi mount and other electronics mounts that allow you to rotate some of the components in the electronics bay, which gives a much cleaner end-result and simplified wiring.
After sales support has been actually amazing, to put it simply. During the 15 day period while MPX was putting my kit together, they reached out to let me know some of their customer’s had been reporting issues using the TL-Q5MC2 with the CANbus setup and asked if I wanted to switch to Klicky (yes, and I suggest you use Klicky too). When I had questions during the build process, I joined the Voron Discord and had same-day answers to multiple questions in their vendor channel. I made friends with another customer who was at basically the same place in the build process as I was, so we started working through things together and made a new friend!
More stuff about after sales support – MPX has their own documentation AND STLs for their custom parts on MPX labs! The documentation isn’t as robust as other Voron stuff (yet), however every time we found something that could be improved in the MPX documentation, livexy (the MPX rep who seems to spend every hour awake on Discord helping people) was open to our feedback and made updates to their documentation immediately. It feels so nice being able to contribute to a company’s documentation to support their products, and I can’t express how good it is to know MPX is actually listening when you have feedback.
I don’t think you’re going to find a much better kit than what you’ll get with MPX’s v2.4 r2 kit. MAYBE if you order all of the parts on your own, then you’d obviously have more control over the individual components but you will definitely be paying more money for equivalent quality, and then you don’t get the custom parts that comes with the MPX kit.
Seriously, stop shopping around and just go with MPX. You will not regret it.
Paul Koerber (verified owner) –
I’m not the type to give reviews, except in extreme situations (good or bad)
Over the past year, I’ve purchased 6x Voron 2.4 kits (5x 350×350 and a custom 500×300)
The quality of merchandise and the customer service have consistently exceeded my expectations
If you’re looking for a vendor with top grade merchandise, one that stands by his products, cares about his customers, and is committed to integrity… Look no further — Magicphoenix (Livexy) is your solution
Feel confident that your business with Magicphoenix (Livexy) will be positive and professional
Gazzew
Chris Young (verified owner) –
Realized today I got 907 hours on the MagicPhoenix 2.4 I built in October. Really can’t say enough good stuff about this kit. Even with some assembly mistakes (my fault) that took 800+hrs to show themselves I was still getting better quality prints than on my previous printer. I was hesitant on pulling the trigger at first because LDO/Formbot get all the attention, but this is a really great kit, with all the mods I wanted as far as functionality. Added a webcam(Logitech c270), and HDMI 5″ screen from BTT both worked perfect with minimal setup in Klipper. Honestly couldn’t ask for a better experience, build was fun.
Any questions I did have were answered by LiveXy promptly both on discord and through the websites support. Helped me resolve problems caused by my own ignorance. I learned a lot from this build, it was great.
Ordered my second MagicPhoenix 2.4 this one I am planning to add a Tap Tool-changer to.
Nathan Zampunieris (verified owner) –
This is the cheapest Voron V2.4 kit there is, and yet, somehow, is not only the best bang for the money but also the best featured one. Having the hardware for TAP and CAN bus included by default, with documentation on how to get you up and running, as well as creature comforts like custom designed pieces, DIN rails, Stealthburner LEDs, a good quality PEI sheet and smart moves like using a BTT Manta board with a CB1 makes it, in my (biaised) opinion, the kit I will recommend with my eyes closed.
I have crossed 500h on my machine, with no down time that wasn’t due to an error on my part. Fantastic kit.
And, cherry on top for my European fellows: customs are not applied on the package, if ordered by truck (which takes longer, but saves you almost 200 euros if your country is strict in terms of import duties).
Rick McDougall (verified owner) –
The kit just came in today and I’m beyond impressed. Packaging was perfect even after the long journey to get here. Everything is laid out buy steps and the additional information available via the wiki has been invaluable.
The fact I’ve been able to get through the entire frame and Z axis in under 2 hours is a testament to how thought out the entire process is. I will absolutely be recommending this kit to anyone I come across looking into the voron platform!!
Thanks for the hard work and thoughtfulness put into this kit! Can’t wait to get printing