Ultra-Light Dual 5015 Satsana-Style Toolhead for Longer LK5 Pro - HGX-Lite V2.0 Clone - EBB36 Compatible

I have remixed/modified/redesigned a dual 5015 Satsana-style toolhead so many times at this point, that I believe this is essentially a new design. This toolhead shroud is designed specifically around the stock Longer LK5 Pro Dual Part-Cooling fan carriage plate. It should also work vey nicely with other Longer LK models, as well as the Ender 3 and CR-10 series carriages (possibly some minor modification required; contact me for help, if needed)

This part can be printed in under 2 hours Without Supports

This toolhead shroud accommodates the TZ E3 2.0 and 3.0 hotends naturally, but should work with any other MK8 style hotend without major modification. A 3DTouch mount is integrally included as part of this rendition of the design. 3D Touch offsets are 53.4 X and 1.0 Y.

As with my other models, I have included a drag chain mount, but this one has it repositioned to utilize the x-axis space exclusively. See linked models for the x-stepper cover that is compatible with this setup.

I am particularly happy with the addition of an optional/removable mount for the BTT EBB36 CAN bus, keeping all wiring at the toolhead, and making a small gain in overall toolhead weight. I will link the mount separately.

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My favorite standalone soldering iron, used for adding heat-set inserts in this case (M3 for the optional EBB36/accelerometer mount):

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A great starter set for heat-press inserts:

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I love this cordless rotary for minor post-processing (when required):

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I printed mine with this PETG (but will be trying it with PCTG soon):

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