Voron Trident

Voron Trident - OzFDM

Written by Jackson B.

The Voron Trident is an open-source, enclosed CoreXY printer that you source and build yourself. It suits experienced makers who want full control of their machine and a deep understanding of how it works.

Build Volume
250, 300 or 350 mm square × 250 mm

Max Nozzle
Depends on the hotend you fit

Max Bed
Depends on the bed heater you fit

Extruder
Stealthburner toolhead (direct drive)

Enclosure
Yes, fully enclosed

Auto Levelling
Yes, three independent Z motors

Multi-Material
No (community add-ons exist)

Bed Type
Builder's choice

About the Voron Trident

The Trident is not a product you buy off the shelf. Voron Design publishes open-source plans, you source the parts, print the plastic components on another machine and assemble it yourself, following the Voron documentation. The recommended sizes are 250 × 250 × 250, 300 × 300 × 250 and 350 × 350 × 250 mm.

The Trident moves the bed on three Z stepper motors with integrated lead screws, so the firmware can level the bed automatically. Voron describes it as simpler to build than the Voron 2.4, which uses a flying gantry.

It runs Klipper, which gives you input shaping, pressure advance and bed mesh compensation. The enclosure keeps the chamber warm for ABS, ASA, carbon fibre nylon and polycarbonate, and a hardened nozzle handles carbon fibre filaments. Maximum nozzle and bed temperatures depend on the hotend and heater you choose.

The build takes real time and skill: plan for several weekends and expect to troubleshoot wiring, firmware and mechanical alignment. The Voron community on Discord and Reddit is active and helpful. For makers who want a machine they can repair, modify and fully understand, the end result is very satisfying.

Pros

Total control and repairability

Fully enclosed for engineering materials

Klipper firmware, highly configurable

Open-source design with detailed documentation

Choice of three build sizes

Cons

Requires significant build time and skill

Sourcing parts takes time

No out-of-box experience: you build everything

Troubleshooting needs mechanical and electrical knowledge

Best For

  • Advanced makers and tinkerers
  • Engineering filaments (ABS, ASA, nylon, PC)
  • Makers who want to understand every component
  • Community-focused 3D printing enthusiasts

Print Profiles

Recommended print settings for OzFDM filaments on this printer. Click any profile for full details, notes and troubleshooting tips.

All Voron Trident profiles

Ready to print? Grab your filament from OzFDM.

Good starting points for the Voron Trident:

  • ABS+: the classic Voron material for printed parts
  • ASA: UV-resistant parts for outdoor use
  • PA6-CF: stiff, heat-resistant parts with a hardened nozzle
  • Polycarbonate: high heat deflection parts in a warm chamber

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