anet a2 upgrades 3d models

Das ist ein Winkel für die X-Z Achse für den Anet A2. Für die andere Seite das Objekt einfach Spiegeln. ... Füllung habe ich mit 40% gedruckt.

This is a custom designed main board cover specifically engineered to fit the Stock Anet A2 main board with integrated mounting points for the MKS Mosfet.

This accessory empowers users to effortlessly attach their Raspberry Pi Model B+ to the Anet A2, or other compatible printers boasting identical extrusion profiles.

This dual Y-rails upgrade has dramatically enhanced the print quality on my Anet A2. After printing Colindo's project (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1933208), I encountered a lot of sender and cutter adjustments to fit my Anet A2 perfectly. These...

I designed this addition to attach a cable chain to the Anet A2's X axis. This adapter consists of two parts: * One part connects directly to the X carriage acrylic component using one of the rear screws. I had to swap out the screw for a longer...

This mod relocates the mainboard of the Anet A2, freeing up space if you're working with a wider print head. The mainboard securely attaches using its original hardware. ... No provisions have been made for protecting the board itself.

Based on the original Tevo Tornado Z-Mount, this design is modified to accommodate the extruder, similar to the Anet A2's setup. ...It necessitates slightly longer screws to secure the extruder in place effectively.

This 3D model replicates the design of Angle Code specifically tailored for use with the Anet A2 printer. ...Its compact square shape renders it versatile enough to serve multiple purposes beyond its intended application.

This is a versatile cleaning tool, carefully crafted to attach directly to the heated bed of a printer. ...Specifically engineered with the Anet A2 in mind, it will also seamlessly integrate into most DIY printer configurations.

This straightforward mounting plate is designed specifically for the Anet A2, seamlessly integrating with a Tarantula fan modification found on Thingiverse at 1850163. ...Installation demands no additional fasteners beyond what's already present.

This is a replacement component specifically designed for the Anet A2 x carriage, crafted from durable plastic rather than the more fragile acrylic found in the factory-installed version, which can easily shatter under excessive tightening.

If you want to make changes, here is the TinkerCAD link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jIS3HP7dJem-anet-a2-laser-addon-2#/ By the way, my laser has a 33mm square shape. ... Check out this YouTube video for more information on how to use it:...

... the aluminum profile with another M5 nut and an M5 12mm screw. Printing Settings: Printer: Tevo Tarantula or Anet A2 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: No need for them Resolution: Set it to 0.2mm or better Infill: Opt for at least 50% infill density

Anet A2 - X-Axis Cable Chain \r\n\r\nElevate your Anet A2 with a versatile x-axis standard cable chain 7x7, now easily attachable with the addition of a bracket and sturdy supports.\r\n\r\nEngineered to seamlessly integrate with the Modular A...

... accessing the printer's settings menu and enabling the relevant options. With these steps complete, your Anet A2 Plus will be able to take full advantage of the 3DTouch functionality, providing a more precise and efficient printing experience.

... allows for easy tool changes, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity. By combining cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features, the Anet A2 XFrame XFrame with Extruder Mount is poised to revolutionize the world of 3D printing.

This is an extension for the rear or lateral side of the original x-carriage on the Anet A2. ...It will likely function well on other printers featuring a similar x-carriage design, such as the Tevo Tarantula and others.\r\n\r\nBuilt with increased...

I didn't like any of the pre-made camera mounts available for the Anet A2, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. ...I merged two existing designs from Thingiverse - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2157807 and...

Here's a parts fan housing I created for the Anet A2, specifically designed to accommodate the J head (E3D v6 clone) hotend. This design utilizes a 30mm non-radial fan that's simply pushed into place. ...To minimize print time and reduce support removal...

This is an exact replica of the genuine Anet A2 X carriage's replacement motor mount, crafted from durable materials to withstand rigorous use without compromising its integrity. ...Unlike the fragile original component, this new design is engineered to...

... infill, while the other two parts were printed with an infill setting of 60%. Printer settings: Printer: Anet A2 Rafts: Doesn't matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 60 or 100 Notes: 100% infill on belt holder, and 60% on the remaining parts

I successfully utilized this design on my Anet A2 printer; however, it can seamlessly adapt to any other printer that utilizes 20x20 aluminium profiles. The holder effortlessly accommodates a 500g spool with ease, although I have not tested its...

Making a simple Z-endstop adjuster for the Anet A2 Prusa and other models with acrylic mounts takes about an hour of work time. The bracket easily slides onto the acrylic Z side support, and then the adjustment knob is moved to make contact with the...

I made an adjustment to Anet A2 original filament support. This change allows me to place it at the top of my printer. I resized the original piece from 128.5 to 80 millimeters so that there would be a consistent 70.5 millimeters between the two "A"...

I Just Needed a Basic Mainboard Cover for My Anet A2 to Hold Dual Mosfets, but Couldn't Find Anything That Fit Perfectly. It's Not the Most Attractive Design Out There, but Feel Free to Edit It and Make It Your Own. The Mounts Fit Flawlessly and the...

Anet A2 Plus X Motor Holder To prevent the timing belt from rubbing against the axis position of the A2 motor holder, I shifted its alignment. Alternatively, I could have replaced the original parts, but I decided to create a custom solution instead....

I'm attaching an energy cable to the x-Axis on my Anet A2. The part where the energy cable begins next to the first z-Axis isn't ideal, so I used hot glue to make it work smoothly. I edited this part a bit on May 15th, 2018, and it should be better...

A low-resolution test print confirmed that all components fit seamlessly with the stock Anet A2 setup. Before installing this part, ensure you print it with sufficient strength to support the weight of the entire X axis. Additionally, be aware that...

This is a spool holder designed specifically for ANET Printers A2 & A8 models. To assemble it, you'll need to print the file twice using your 3D printer. Each printing session requires only 14 grams of filament and takes approximately 60-90 minutes...

To connect an energy cable to the Anet A2 Hotbed, some parts are required. The original white Hotbed clip can't withstand the voltages needed and will turn brown over time. As a result, it's advisable to solder cables directly to the hotbed. The...