3D Printer Voron 2.4 Rev. C 350mm - Build Progress Part 11

After 2 months, I've finally started working on the printer again. I found a video of someone else installing the carbon fiber gantry, and that got me motivated to start working on my printer again. Link to the video:
• Upgrading a Voron 2.4 ...
Here I'm showing how I routed the X and Y endstop wires, as it differs from the standard LDO kit.
Next up is finishing up the skirt with touchscreen, then a final check and power on, followed by finally loading firmware!

[@erik3205]

That cable management is on point, my trident wires are a hot mess.

[@TomsProjects]

Thanks! I must admit that the LDO kit came with pre-assembled wiring looms and good online documentation, so it was just a matter of matching it up to the pictures.

[@IgorSantos-im1nr]

How did you screw the cable chain to the gantry?

[@TomsProjects]

The kit comes with a piece that allows you to connect the back chain to the gantry, as well as a gland to hold an umbilical cable. It does not come with a part that mounts to the gantry to help keep the chain in vertical alignment. The LDO kit comes with one, but I couldn't figure out a way to modify it to mount to the round tubes. I'm hoping it isn't needed.
The kit also lacks any parts or suggestions on how to mount the other end of the umbilical to your toolhead, but I guess that may be due to how many combinations of toolhead, extrusion motors, etc.. that people use.

[@kezzkezzkezz]

What pi hat is that?

[@TomsProjects]

It provides 5v to the Pi, and comes with the LDO Rev. C kit. It plugs into another small PCB placed on the Octopus board.

[@Mehecanogeesir]

Don't use endstops :)

[@TomsProjects]

Baby steps!