This is a direct drive solution that uses the stock Creality extruder and stepper motor. It is based around the already proven V6 Bowden version of this mount and uses an identical part cooling duct and BLTouch mount.
Parts print in the orientation in the file and without supports with the exception of the Main_Mount that will require support from the build plate only to support the geometry on the back face.
Print parts with 4 walls and 17% infill. I’d suggest PETG or ABS for temperature resistance although people have successfully printed and used the bowden version in PLA.
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