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Replace the 3D printed probe mount with the aluminium one.
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Start by pushing the probe through the new mount and then secure it in place.
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M2.5 x 6mm bolt
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Replace the steel heatbreaks with the new Copper/Titanium ones.
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You may need to heat the heat block to free the old heatbreak, if this is the case you can use either a lighter or wait until you have completed the build and heat the hotend via a gcode command.
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Replace the thermistor with the new one.
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Connect them to the control board.
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The servo arm design has been updated to incorporate the small arm included with the servo.
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The 3D printed part of the arm can be found here, we recommend printing it in ABS.
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If the injection moulded arm does not fit, there is a large version of the arm that can be found here.
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Drop the injection moulded arm that comes with the servo into the 3D printed arm.
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Attach it to the servo shaft as shown with an M2.5 x 6mm bolt.
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Fix to the tool carriage the 3d printed cable relief bracket.
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M3 x 10
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Use cable ties to secure the cable loom to the bracket.
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Move the print head to the near right of the print area.
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Use cable ties to secure the loom to the side panel.
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