anet a6 3d models

This is an adapter to install the Anet A6 display on a Monoprice Select Mini. The pictures explain the assembly. I'm using M3 screws here. Unfortunately, the original turning wheel cannot be used. Please print another one. ...I added the turning wheel...

First of all, it is intended to be mounted on the stock Anet A6 Z carriage. It features a modified version of the Z Axis endstop bumper with an added X endstop mount. I've made it compatible with Xalky's titan extruder mount as his carriage does...

A Custom-Made Bracket for the Anet A6 Fan Mount, Designed Specifically with the Proximity Sensor SN04-N in Mind This innovative replacement bracket is tailored to accommodate the small square inductive sensor known as the SN04-N, ensuring seamless...

This is a custom dust cover for the Anet A6's Z-axis stepper motors, designed with precision in mind. Upon completion of the printing process, slight adjustments may be necessary to ensure a perfect fit. To make these adjustments, tools such as...

This is some small improvements for the y-belt tensioner of the Anet A6 Evolution cube type printer https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2067818:Guidance to avoid torsion of the beltEnlarged body for using 15mm washers (DIN 9021)The other part...

Renfort d'axe Y for Anet A6 version 2017. ...I found another one and the positioning of the square inserts on my plate wasn't correct.\r\n\r\nYou will need to measure your M6 threaded rod lengths: one long and one short.\r\n\r\nThe tie strap allows you...

I designed custom MOSFET switches for my Anet A6 3D printer's extruder and hotbed, both located underneath the S-240-12 PSU. The cover features strategically placed holes for efficient cooling and accommodates a 40x40 cooler. I utilized an IEC 320...

Octoprint for Anet A6 / A8. This model contains a bracket specifically designed to hold the following: For users who prefer Orange Pi Lite, please visit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2674101 to obtain the required case. For those using...

This is a remix for the Anet A6 - Frankenstein found here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1692794 I created this model after discovering that a 40mm axial fan didn't provide sufficient airflow, so I decided to try it with one 50mm radial fan and...

I'm stoked to share my first creation :)\r\n\r\nThis is a nifty camera mount designed specifically for securing under the heated bed of your Anet A6. To attach it to the frame of the bed, you'll need a trusty zip tie.\r\nI personally use it in...

This is a very easy timing belt tensioner that I designed for the ANET A6 Prusa (it should work on any 6mm GT2 timing belt). Hand drawn, extremely strong. Print ABS with 100% infill. Use the clip on the other side, also with 100% infill. I used PLA...

As I envisioned improvements, I decided to adapt the design for my Anet A6 by creating a holder that pairs perfectly with the original and a mirrored version. To ensure seamless integration, both versions work without any support required. ...If you're...

Y axis reinforcement for Anet A6 version 2017. Indeed, I had found another one and the position of the square inserts in the front plate were not in the right position on mine. You will need to measure your M6 threaded rod lengths: one long and one...

UPDATE: Expanded clearance beneath bearing slots for effortless installation\r\nThis innovative X carriage is specifically designed for the Anet A6 to accommodate a genuine E3D V6 hotend. The assembly will necessitate two M3 screws, approximately...

The Anet A6 kit comes with the 40mm fan bolted directly against the cooling rib to keep the filament assembly drive securely in place. However, this design offers no support for the fan itself. To address this issue, I created a custom...

I've outfitted my Anet A6 with a versatile shaft holder that accommodates a diameter of 19.8 mm, essentially transforming it into a CNC machine. To utilize this feature, I'm running the Marlin firmware. For optimal performance, I adjust the...

I designed a custom "pillar" specifically for mounting motherboards on the Anet A6 and A8 printers. This project allows you to choose from various colors or replace one if it breaks. The pillar's dimensions make it suitable for other boards, with a...

(The orange printed carriage in the first picture was printed using an RPW-Ultra on an Anet A8 printer.) **Recommended Additions** * Anet A6 Adjustable Z End Stop For RPW-Ultra Carriage (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3299291) **Why do you...

... plugged directly into the power supply (check the pictures). If you print this support, please post a photo. Thank you. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Steel Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 33% Notes: For Anet A6

Printer Settings: Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 Infill: Honeycomb 20% Notes: - Use a low printing speed for better results - it reduces warping and curling. ...- Depending on your setup, you may want to use a brim...

... 02/01/2018 - Adjust the cable trough to make more clearance around the hole so I can use a 4mm plastic snap rivet to fit it. Beta_1.4. Print Settings Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.1Infill: 100 Category: 3D Printer Parts

... that keep it in place. Then, secure both parts with a screw. Mount your printer securely onto a sturdy base plate for optimal stability and performance. **Printer Settings:** * Printer model: Anet A6 * Raft setting: No * Support settings: Yes

I've made a much more solid and robust cover; check it out over here. This is yet another cover for the Anet A6 that has a hole for a switch. It's basically traced from <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2001954">TodayAtTheCanteen's...

Universal Camera Support for Anet A6 A custom holder connects my old Logitech QuickCam Pro 5000 to my Anet A6 printer, based on the Camera Mount by Bolukan in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2735440. You can make it as long as you want with extra...

The only mechanical modification made to the Anet A6 is two small chamfers of 10 x 10 mm on the middle frame plate for clearance for the threaded rods. See picture. I used a loose metal saw for this without removing the frame plate. Required...

Bracket the leveling sensor 18 mm, fan, and x-endstop switch in place.\r\nA cable fix point was added above the sensor to keep things tidy.\r\nThe back cover for the fan conceals the cable coming out of its rear.\r\n\r\nThe X-Endstop is now attached...

When I found PodgyPie's clips, I liked the design, but they were too big and did not work with the Anet A6's tighter tolerances (frame vs bed). So I made them fit, beveled the edges to allow the back left clip to miss the mainboard screws, and...

I was recently informed that while the Anet A6 printer has a maximum build height of 250mm, the clearance between the gantry (x-axis) and the encoder wheel (menu button) is extremely slim when printing at maximum heights. Adding this light bar may...

I purchased two MOSFETs for my Anet A6 and initially planned to mount both above the mainboard, but Leo_N's design convinced me to install the hotbed MOSFET below the board using his horizontal version and the hot-end MOSFET above the board using his...

This modified carriage brings a fresh twist to the ANET A6 by housing the E3D V6 hotend using a bowden extruder. Designed with ease of use in mind, this carriage requires only a handful of screws for assembly and prints effortlessly with minimal...