Full Cable kit for Voron 2.4 3D Printer, Voron Cable Set Accessories for 3D Printers

I would pass on this and avoid the woes that I have had. I bought all of the kits but am just reviewing under the wiring kit because it is the most recent hurdle I discovered. The wires that hook up direct to 110v are too small causing a potential fire hazard. They are only 20awg. The voron manual says 18awg or larger. I ended up purchasing new wire and crimping tools. There are not enough wires to follow the manual and they are cutting corners on grounds. I did not buy the build plate kit tho because it says it is 220v. The electronics kit i did get is 110v tho, so that may be the same. I have ended up spending waaaay more than I would have if I just bought a formbot or LDO kit. I had to purchase many extra screws, m5x16 off the top of my head. I bought m3 assorted shcs kits for the rest. The m5 t-nuts do not fit in the 2020 frame like they are supposed to. I had to tear down the frame and put them all in premptively by looking at the CAD. I ended up overlooking two m5 t-nuts in the electronics bay. Rather than starting over i had to grind a clearance slot in the frame to get them in. The linear rails are junk. The grease port goes no where and is just for show. Even after cleaning and greasing they are not very smooth. The frame extrusion is not cut perfect so it is impossible to get it perfectly square. Some are cut 1mm off. It's not a big deal for me because I already have it, but it does not include a rasberry pi or 5v power supply. The 24v power supply should technically be mounted to an aluminum playe for cooling but that may not be that big of a deal in thos situation. Im not sure why they didn't go with the reccomended power supply, which is cheaper. The a and b drive belts were cut 2 teeth off and not the same length which will mess you up. Im sure I'll find more issues as I progress through the build, but I wanted to save others from the trouble and possible dangers I am having.

I got this set for a Voron 2.4 I was building. When I got to the point of installing the wiring, I discovered that the 6 pin XY wire had only 3 wires. It was the only wire set that was 1800mm, so I guess I will have to try to make the correct wire. Other than that everything looks OK. The cable chains were adequate, with locking openings that seemed pretty secure. All of the other wires appeared OK but I have not actually run current through them to be sure

the power wires in the kit are extremely thin, meaning you need to make your own to be safe.

easer than making your own.