LDO Baby Belt Pro V2.6 DIY Belt Printer Kit

LDO Baby Belt Pro V2.6 DIY Belt Printer Kit The BabyBelt Pro is a Klipper-based belt printer kit from LDO. Instead of a fixed bed, prints come out on an inclined conveyor belt. When a part has finished, the belt carries it off the front of the machine and the next one starts. Queue up a batch and come back to a whole bin of parts. Because the bed never runs out of room on the Z axis, you can also print things far longer than the machine itself. Infinite Z No height limit on parts Auto Ejection Parts drop off the belt Klipper SKR Mini E3 V3 + TFT35 V2.6 BOM Every part verified Why a belt printer A normal printer finishes a part, then sits there until someone pulls it off the bed. A belt printer keeps going. Finished parts pop off the end of the belt on their own, so one machine can work through a whole batch overnight with nobody around. The angled gantry is what makes the infinite Z possible. Since the print moves along the belt instead of building upwards, part length is only limited by how much filament is on the spool. Belt printers also have a reputation for being hard to source and harder to tune. LDO's answer is the V2.6 bill of materials. Every component on the list has been checked against the rest, so you can build it without having to second guess whether parts from different vendors will be compatible. Engineering Improvements The core of the setup is a SKR Mini E3 V3 board with Klipper, and a TFT35 touchscreen up front. Rather than running a bunch of separate wires all the way back to the mainboard, a dedicated BabyBelt toolboard pulls the toolhead wiring into one tidy harness. Fewer runs, and fewer connections to rattle loose over time. The BabyBelt Pro V2.6 also runs LDO's own 42 and 28 series steppers, batch-matched so they stay consistent through long unattended prints. They drive a GT2 belt system on a rigid frame. The hotend takes X1C or P1P style hotends and uses a 104NT thermistor, with cooling handled by a 3010 blower and a 2510 axial fan. Powering it all is a 24V 8.33A supply. Kit contents High-rigidity inclined conveyor belt frame LDO 42STH25 and 28STH40 stepper motors with GT2 belts SKR Mini E3 V3 mainboard and TFT35 touchscreen BabyBelt toolboard and wiring X1C / P1P compatible hotend with 104NT sensor 3010 blower fan and 2510 axial fan 24V 8.33A power supply with 5.5×2.1 input and rocker switch M3 / M2.5 fasteners and heat-set brass inserts A note on printed parts The kit does not include printed parts. Grab the STLs from the official GitHub repository and print them with the included profiles. Specifications Print area Approx. 100 × 100 mm, unlimited length in Z Firmware Klipper Mainboard SKR Mini E3 V3 Display TFT35 touchscreen Motors LDO 42 / 28 series steppers Hotend X1C / P1P compatible, 104NT sensor Cooling 3010 blower, 2510 axial fan Power 24V 8.33A Frame Inclined conveyor belt structure BOM version V2.6 Documentation and support The BabyBelt Pro GitHub repository has the full V2.6 BOM, assembly guide, wiring diagrams, STL files, Klipper configurations, calibration models, and community build resources.