Voron Switchwire - 3d printer review and test

Voron Switchwire is the latest DIY 3d printer from Voron Design. In this review I test its speed, acceleration and print quality. --- Important: My speed test with the Voron cube seems not accurate (as some commented), because the size of the cube is small and the printhead can not reach the maximum velocity for this travel and acceleration of 2000mm/s2. Here is a test with the cube resized x 3 with the same setting (200/80): --- I forgot to mention in the video, that this printer is enclosable. Voron provides all needed files to cut and mount the enclosure panels. Here is my version of the enclosure and some tests: The build volume is 250 x 210 x approx. 240 mm. The hotbed is MK52 from OriginalPrusa (I bought the Trianglelab version). Visit for more information, BOM, sourcing guide, STLs, etc. The black oxydized linear rails are from RobotDigg ()