Answered Bondtech QR extruder and E3d V6 hotend: How do I make these work?

I have a new Bondtech QR extruder and E3d V6 hotend. I have no idea what to do with them and how to get these things on my machine and properly. I'm trying to do a good quality job, but I don't know where to start. I researched until I fell asleep last night, but I really didn't get anywhere.
I would really appreciate it if someone would guide me through this. Trying to get this thing up and running today. My brother said he would do the electrical work, but I still need to do all the mechanical work. I have no clue as to how these things will mount onto the Robo. I'll be researching all day long until I figure out what to do-so I'll be online all day long-in case somebody can help.
Thanks.

 

I have no problems with taking the time to design a new carriage.
However, I need to know what stays on the old one and what goes? Do I design it to simply carry only the Bontech extruder and e3dv6? or do I need to transfer other stuff from the original carriage? And I will obviously need a firmware upgrade... How do I go about that?

 

Have you found a way to install the bondtech qr. I am doing the same thing and hoping it is compatible.

 

Yes. I designed a pretty descent carriage that works. I'm uploading the .stl files so you can print them. You'll need to buy hardware (bolts, nuts, and linear bearings) to match it. If the files need to be tweaked, just let me know.

 

Thanks, I am printing them right now. What did you do about adding fan, I don't see Any spot to add one?

 

Use 2 screws. Exact, tight fit.

 

Thanks a lot you have been a big help. Did you have to upgrade your power supply or the firmware for the qr?

 

You gotta mess with the firmware. Get with matterhackers. They can walk you through it.