LDO Galileo 2 Kit for Clockwork 2 (G2E & GZE)

Are you in Australia and eager to purchase an LDO Official Galileo 2 kit? Galileo 2 offers significant upgrades over Galileo 1. It's a complete redesign with a 9:1 gear ratio and an optimized gearbox. None of the Galileo 1 parts are reused. The custom 9T stepper has a taller spur gear, giving 20% more contact surface area than 10T steppers. This results in better wear and power transfer. The gear meshing is perfect as the number of stepper teeth is divisible by the number of planets, ensuring even loading. On the other hand, 10T steppers had uneven loading. You'll find all Galileo 2 project files here, including a Voron Stealthburner drop - in Extruder (G2E), Z - Drives (G2Z) for V2 - style printers, and a Standalone Extruder (G2SA) with Orbiter - 2.0 or Sherpa - Mini mounts. Click to access STL files on the Galileo 2 Github page. All G2 kits use a custom - designed 9:1 MJF and Aluminum planetary gearbox and a 9T stepper with 20% more surface area for better wear protection and power transfer. The G2 Extruder (G2E) is a drop - in for CW2 extruders on Voron printers with Stealthburner. It has a large drive gear and an idler bearing to prevent artifacts and no gear - meshing noise. It's compatible with all current toolhead boards. The G2 Standalone (G2SA) replaces Orbiter 2.0 or Sherpa Mini, using G2E parts. It's lightweight and brings G2E benefits to compatible printers. The G2 Z - Drive (G2Z) is a compact option for Voron V2 and Micron printers. It saves space in the electronics compartment and offers a higher gear ratio for better print resolution. There are also other applications for user mods. Browse all LDO products, extruders, and Voron parts and accessories.

Using the LDO Galileo 2 Kit is straightforward. First, for the G2 Extruder (G2E), just drop it in as a replacement for the CW2 extruder on your Voron printer with a Stealthburner toolhead. The G2 Standalone (G2SA) can be easily installed as a replacement for Orbiter 2.0 or Sherpa Mini. For the G2 Z - Drive (G2Z), it's a simple assembly without the need for extra belts or pulleys (except the Z belt pulley). When using, make sure all parts are properly connected and tightened. As for maintenance, keep the gearbox clean. You can use a soft brush to remove any dust or debris. Check the gears regularly for signs of wear. If you notice any unusual noise or performance issues, stop using the kit and check for loose parts or damaged gears. Also, refer to the STL files on the Galileo 2 Github page for any replacement parts or additional modifications.