Back skirt ethernet adapter #1067
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Hi! What's the benefit of using this mod over the stock skirt with an Ethernet keystone jack? |
It uses an ethernet adapter I already had. Also, this moves the ethernet jack to the middle. (making it easier to access, for me at least). |
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Which mods are added by this PR?
This mod replaces the back middle skirt panel on the Voron 2.4 with a custom part that integrates a panel-mount RJ45 Ethernet jack. It provides clean and secure rear access to the printer's network connection, ideal for wired setups.
How was it tested?
The part was printed in ABS and installed on a Voron 2.4 Rev A with a standard RJ45 keystone-style coupler. Fitment was verified, and the Ethernet connection was tested successfully with a Raspberry Pi and Klipper.
This mod was designed to keep the wiring clean while allowing direct access to Ethernet from the back of the printer, avoiding internal cable routing or modifications to the frame.