To re-arm my TronXY X5S, I am currently rethinking the belt paths of the CoreXY mechanism. As I always publish my tinkering on that machine, I had to completely re-engineer the Y-Gantry (instead of just re-mixing an existing part). Plainly spoken: Lee Brumfield did a good, reduced to the essential design with his "TronXY X5S New Y Gantry bracket" (thing:2733592 on Thingiverse), but sadly the licence he chose is out of question for my further purposes. My design should be compatible to his other parts, as I kept the critical structural dimensions. (The rest of the printer is still fitted out with the assigned counterparts, after all.) Found that many of the dimensions are just a logical consequence of the installation circumstances. Added a switch for 400mm and 450mm rails on the X-Axis, lots of comments and maybe even a bit of stiffness. Have fun re-using (and then publishing!) the code! For me this is only a first step - I do not intend to acutally print this, but continue to construct some upgrades, using this as a foundation. More documentation at: https://burningbecks.wordpress.com/2018/12/24/open-hardware-y-gantry-plates-x5s-stls-finally-hosted/