FORMBOT Voron 2.4 R2 Version CoreXY 3D Printer Kit

This kit does not include any 3d printed parts, you can find those here.

Formbot Voron 2.4 R2 CoreXY 3D Printer Kit

We are an official & authorized premium reseller of Formbot Voron Kits in the USA.

The Voron V2.4 by Voron Design is a well-engineered printer that looks promising. It has a great community that loves its builds and is well documented.

Voron 2.4 R2 Key features

• Voron 2.4 R2 Version w/ MGN12H rail for the x-axis and filtered power inlet.
  
• All-in-one kit(Hardware, Mechanical, Electronics, Frames, and All enclosed panels)
  
• Build volume: Scalable
• 250×250 
  
• 300×300 
  
• 350×350 
  
• Extruder: AfterBurner.
• Optional Stealthburner extruder upgrade kit is available
• Better Part cooling
• Better wire management. Easy to clean
• LED integration
• MIC6 Cast aluminum plate
• Pre-crimped Wiring harness
• Stainless steel fasteners
• Omron relay
• Moons' stepper motors
  
• Upgraded Version such as Moons' Motors, Pre Made Wiring harness, Omron Relay, and Cast aluminum plate are included
  
• Stock Open Source Voron V2.4 CoreXY design
• High Quality magnetic flexible PEI sheet
• Enclosure: High-Quality Fully Enclosed panels
• Genuine gates belts for XYZ axis
• High-level stainless steel linear guide rails
• By default, equipped with an all-metal titanium alloy V6 hotend
• Moving Gantry
• Electronics: BTT Octopus V1.1

Note: Due to the short supply of SKR 1.4 board,  we will default equip the kit with a BTT octopus board V1.1.  This kit does not include the Raspberry Pi due to its short supply and the 3D-printed parts. We collect high-quality components for Voron V2 corexy 3d printer, so you don't need to buy anything from multiple stores as this saves your search time and cost for shipping parts separately. (Thanks for Voron Team's great work, they always design fantastic printers)

The Voron 2.4 is a lightweight and compact corexy motion system with a superior design. The printer has a moving gantry /  fixed bed that utilizes four-point z-axis belts, which is unique for a corexy. The design is easily enclosed and has a lighter moving mass, setting it up for high-speed prints with beautiful parts. While the V2 is a great machine, it's probably not the best for first-time builders but does have a build guide that some say is far superior. Although the four Z-axis motors implementation and expansion board may be challenging for some, many more builds are much simpler to choose from that will produce great results. The Voron V2 has precision linear rails for the X- and Y-axes and a dual-drive extruder, making it a community favorite.

Voron 2.4 release re-focused on simplicity and cost for VORON2 and has been redesigned from the ground up to be more streamlined, more accessible to source, more fun to build, and generally a better machine to own. In short, what VORON used to stand for.