A repository containing specifications of the Sovol SV06 3D printer parts, as well as links to aftermarket replacement parts.
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Revision: SV06ZJB_V1.4
Label | Connection | PCB Connection | Other Connection | Other info |
---|---|---|---|---|
P3 | Coldend fan | Molex PicoBlade 2-Pin | ||
P2 | Extruder motor | Molex PicoBlade 4-Pin | JST PH 2.0 6-Pin | Cable length 12cm |
P4 | Heater cartridge | JST PH 2.0 2-Pin | ||
P8 | Thermistor | Molex PicoBlade 2-Pin | ||
P6 | Probe | Molex PicoBlade 5-Pin | ||
P5 | Part cooling fan | Molex PicoBlade 2-Pin | ||
P7 | Filament sensor | Molex PicoBlade 3-Pin |
* Note, Molex PicoBlade are often mischaracterized as JST 1.25mm (the name under which they are usually sold online).
Model | Material |
---|---|
Creality CR10 | Aluminum |
Notes:
2 x M2.5 x 10mm
SHCS.
Any of these heatblocks will do just fine, however, they may require mounting bolts of different sizes.
Type C
. The original mounting bolts will not be long enough, you will need 2 x M2.5 x 16mm FHCS (2 x M2.5 x 18mm FHCS will also work).The SV06 uses a ceramic heater cartridge.
Voltage | Watts | Dimensions | Connection | Cable Length |
---|---|---|---|---|
24V | 50W | 6x20mm | JST PH 2.0 2-Pin | ~40mm |
The heater cartridge is glued into the heatblock, a heatblock that heats to 300C. Although possible, it is inadvisable, and potentially dangerous to attempt removal.
Unfortunately, a direct, non-DIY replacement seems unlikely. It appears that no one sells heater cartridges with JST PH 2.0 2-Pin connectors.
You would have to buy a heater cartridge such as this, and crimp the appropriate connector on.
⚠️ This is not an ordinary crimp job. The hotend assembly consumes a lot of power and is dangerously hot. Take every precaution.
Material | Dimensions | Connection | Cable Length |
---|---|---|---|
Glass-bead | 2mm | Molex PicoBlade 2-Pin | ~40mm |
The thermistor is held in place with the help of a screw, and a generous amount of thermal adhesive. With the help of a heat-gun, and with great care, it can be removed.
Cooper Portion | Overall Length | Outer Dia. | Inner Dia. |
---|---|---|---|
15mm | 22mm | 7mm | 2mm |
I purchased and tested this heatbreak.
The part sold in the link could change, so make sure it has the following specs:
Type | Thread |
---|---|
MK8 | M6 |
Any MK8 nozzle will do. You can even use a V6 style nozzle.
Any MK8 nozzle will be fine. I like these because they're chunky.
A Creality K1 nozzle seems like a suitable replacement (needs verification), however, it is 0.5mm shorter than the stock variant. You have to make use of a washer/spacer to correct for this, see Heatbreak, Aftermarket section.
I tested two random filament runout sensors that I had on hand. Both work just fine. It seems to me that any sensor with VCC
, Ground
, and Signal
pins should work.
In order to get the filament sensor working, just make sure that the VCC
, Ground
, and Signal
line up with the pins on the hotend PCB, port P7
.
In order to 'mount' the sensor while it's not in use, simply glue a small magnet onto the sensor. You can then stick the sensor onto the extruder motor. You might also want to tether the sensor to the extruder cable with a piece of string.
[filament_switch_sensor filament_sensor]
switch_pin: !PA4 # "Pulled-high"
pause_on_runout: True
insert_gcode:
M117 Insert Detected
runout_gcode:
M117 Runout Detected
The complete Klipper code to make this work is part of my OSS Klipper Configuration.
These can be found for very cheap (roughly $1.5) on Aliexpress and quite a bit more on Amazon (though still very affordable). This is the one I bought. Here's another seemingly viable option.
You need to make your own cable. I recommend getting these JST 1.25 cables, and this XH2.54 kit. You will also need a crimping tool such as the Engineer PA-09.
Part | Voltage | Type | Measuring Distance |
---|---|---|---|
LJ12A3-4-Z-AX | 5V | NPN (normally closed) | ~4mm |
This probe: LJ12A3-4-Z-AX looks like a good candidate because the part number is the same, however, the voltage starts off at 6V
. Completely Untested.
I bought this probe: LJ12A3-4-Z-BY. It's dimensionally correct, however, completely untested!
The parts from a DIY Orbiter V1.5 kit are suitable replacements for this extruder. I'll do a more thorough write-up eventually, but in the meantime, the only parts that differ in the Orbiter are:
After over 600 hours of print time, I saw hardly any wear on the gears in the extruder.
I haven't seen this particular board around, though it should be easy enough to purchase from Sovol3d directly. Having said that, the SKR-Mini-E3-V2.0/V3.0
are viable replacements that fit perfectly in the stock motherboard enclosure, and likely cheaper than the original board. I would recommend the V3.0
over the V2.0
because I have a hardware guide and a Klipper configuration ready to go on my OSS repository, find link below.
Axis | Qty | Length | Dia. | Lead | Pitch | Starts | Sovol Part # |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Z | 2 | 376mm | 8mm | 4mm | 2mm | 2 | JXHSV06-02003-a |
Material | Dia. | Lead | Pitch |
---|---|---|---|
Polyoxymethylene (type of plastic) | 8mm | 4mm | 2mm |
I have been unable to find direct replacements. I am using these, however, you will likely have to drill out the attachment holes with a 3mm drill bit (very easy and quick modification). Please note that I'm not using them as anti-backlash nuts, so that portion of these parts will likely go unused.
Axis | Qty | Length | Dia. | Sovol Part # |
---|---|---|---|---|
X | 2 | 355mm | 8mm | JXHSV06-03001-a |
Y | 2 | 340mm | 8mm | JXHSV06-01012-a |
Z | 2 | 400mm | 8mm | JXHSV06-02004-a |
Type | Part | Quantity |
---|---|---|
Linear bearing | LM8UU | 10 |
Type | Qty | Dia. | Length | Motor Shaft Dia. | Lead Screw Dia. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rigid | 2 | 20mm | 25mm | 5mm | 8mm |
Brand | Part | Length | Width |
---|---|---|---|
GATES | PowerGrip GT2 LL-2GT | ~1.5m | 6mm |
Two meters will handle both the Y and X axis.
Coming soon.
Brand | Model | Wattage | Voltage |
---|---|---|---|
Cheng Liang | P360W24V | 360W | 24V |
Part |
---|
XT60H-M/F |
Printer | Part | Pitch |
---|---|---|
SV06 | JST-XA | 2.54mm |
SV06 Plus | JST-XH | 2.54mm |
Location | Motor | Height | Peak current | Step angle |
---|---|---|---|---|
Extruder | Nema 17 | 22 | 0.8A (needs verification) | 1.8° |
X-Gantry | Nema 17 | 34 | 1.3A | 1.8° |
Y-Axis | Nema 17 | 34 | 1.3A | 1.8° |
2 x Z-Axis | Nema 17 | 34 | 1.3A | 1.8° |
printer.cfg
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