Revo Nozzle Bay 01 and 02 for Voron 2.4 350mm (Remix)

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Inspired by Several e3D Revo holders while looking for a solution for my Voron v2.4 350mm I wanted to have 2 bays (right and left) and wanted them labeled to be consistent with the "aesthetic" of my industrial themed (yellow, Black, Silver) Voron 2.4. How I plan to set them up:Bay 01 - Obsidian NozzlesBay 02 - Multiple Brass size NozzlesI wanted to have the bays labeled. I imported the version found at the following link and edited it in Solidworks. https://www.teamfdm.com/files/file/603-revo-skirt-nozzle-holder/ I shifted around the lower part of the hex grid so I could have more space for text. I have included the step file for those who wish to edit it to represent the text they want on their printer. Note: Frames right and left are direct from Demosth's original files. Original was only the left hand side.  Instructions:Follow the assembly instructions drawn up by Demosth https://www.teamfdm.com/profile/1-demosth/I intend to use a syringe to fill the text with black ink (like nail polish or some other paint). Using Testers enamel paint like in the following Video Starting at 3:15 → 4:22https://youtu.be/roV43SQzwGQ?t=195 Other Options I have seen for coloring text.Using the bay parts to make a negative volume to print just the embossed text so you can glue it in https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/english-forum-general-discussion-announcements-and-releases/coloring-in-embossed-or-recessed-text/ https://formlabs.com/blog/color-looks-like-prototypes-models-crayons/ Bill Of Materials:2x 6mm x 3mm Round Magnet2x M3 Heat-set insert2x M3x8 BHCS (SHCS will work as well)I can't thank Demosth enough for giving me a solid base to work with. Even if I had the trace over the whole thing in Solidworks to remodel it. Step file included so others don't have to do that. Inspiration from:https://www.printables.com/model/234107-voron-24-revo-nozzle-skirt https://www.teamfdm.com/files/file/603-revo-skirt-nozzle-holder/ As I continue to get parts printed and my voron comes together and I make more custom parts for it I will try to go back and update this with pictures of the final results.  Check back soon. Hoping to try my hand at making a nozzle cam to go with my Stealthburner - more to follow.