V2 Kit cable management XZ Tevo tornado

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Hello, Update of the kit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2862459. More solid, more reliable over time but also lighter and more efficient with two fans, each fifty millimeters in diameter, known as "turbines," and backlighting of the printing area through four LEDs connected in parallel to the radiator fan used for extrusion. The kit has become modular thanks to a fixing system that allows users to attach what they want if cable management is not desired. The bltouch can be attached via a support, which has yet to be done, or other things. An upper bracket with a hole of 3.8 millimeters in diameter for screws of four and a notch width of twenty point two millimeters is required. A starting link between Ø4.5 links of thirty-five millimeters in length and a base forty by twenty millimeters in size is also needed. Tapping is required using M4 threads, along with three M4X20 screws and one M4X10 screw. The original screws used for the green support are two M3X8 screws. To connect the LEDs, four LEDs in series with a voltage of 3-3.2 volts and a resistance of five hundred sixty ohms (twenty-four to twelve point eight volts at twenty milliamperes) are needed. The fan can be modulated using a resistor and a transistor. A fifty-seven kilohm resistor based on the BC548C was used for the right compromise between noise and performance. A twenty-four volt fan is required for the radiator extruder, while a twelve volt fan is necessary for cooling the print: