anet a8 acrylic frame 3d models

I set out to upgrade the Anet A8 bracket, finding its original design a bit too bulky for my taste. So, I came up with this sleeker alternative. The clips work really smoothly and can be secured further with glue if desired. ... Feel free to use it as...

This little clamp should securely fasten your Anet A8 to the surface on which it sits, ensuring it remains firmly in place. It will also keep your Y-axis perfectly aligned. Since they attach directly to the excess length of the threaded rods that...

My remix version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1852358 i found that with newer anet a8s from 2020 to now, they have the threaded rod in a different spot. However, the threaded rod is not needed for support. I removed excess material from the...

Innovative creators have taken the classic A8 frame brace and given it a modern twist, merging elements from multiple sources to create something entirely new. ...This revised design showcases a fresh approach to functionality and aesthetics, blending...

i cut the sides to make it faster and easy print Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: YesSupports: No Infill: 20 Notes: i use raft as my bed is not aling Category: 3D Printer Parts

First, print four 8mm bushes that fit into the holes in the acrylic frame. Then, assemble the parts according to the instructions shown. ... Update: If you can't find M8 materials in your area, try using a 10mm version with 3/8" threaded rod and nuts...

IT IS COMPATIBLE WITH MY ELECTRONIC BOX https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2975427 Brazos de soporte para evitar el balanceo superior de la Anet A8. El resto que piezas que encontre para este cometido, son muy grandes, requieren de mucho material de...

Support arms prevent top roll of Anet A8. The rest of the parts I found for this task are very large, requiring a lot of printing material and if they do not have good fixation to the bed, they can detach and deform. With these parts we reduce all...

Here are the specs: Width: 90.7mm Height between frame surfaces: 234mm To install this upgrade, you'll need to disassemble the top of your printer and remove the x-axis stepper motor. Don't worry; it's easy! Feel free to use and share these files as...

The original reset button cover partially obstructs the view of the J3 connector on the A8 board, prompting me to modify its design.

My 3D printer is sitting on a shelf with another shelf right above it, anyone with an A8 knows that the lack of rigidity is a major issue that seriously reduces print quality... There are plenty of large frame braces available, but why go to that...

Small frame bracket, i designed to stabilize and fix my printer on a wooden plate.

I Built a Small Frame Bracket to Secure My Printer on a Wooden Plate.

This is a precision-designed friction fit brace specifically engineered for the top panel of the Anet A3, carefully crafted to minimize vibrations caused by increased X-axis acceleration.\r\n\r\nThe design features a snug, deliberately precise fit...

To ensure successful assembly, it's crucial to print the drill guide; otherwise, your drill chuck will likely damage or melt the frame pieces I've created. ... Thus far, these custom components have effectively prevented frame movement and bowing...

I created a basic guide to help you stabilize your bed frame, as I experienced an issue where one side kept rising. ...To resolve this, I used screws to secure it firmly to a wooden shelf.

I designed a custom filament spool holder that securely attaches the coil to the frame, making it ideal for Bowden configurations where the extruder motor is situated on the right-hand side of the printer. This setup ensures smooth and efficient...

You'll need; --------------- 2 x 29cm M6 threaded rods 2 x M8 bolts (4cm) & nuts 6 x M8 washers 2 x M6 Nylon lock nuts 4 x M6 Nuts You need to print; ----------------------- 4 x m8-frame-washer.stl 2 x rod-base.stl 1 x t-corner-left.stl 1 x...

Don't get me wrong, this frame is exceptional - even better than the one that takes up so much space between the back plate and middle section. I decided to prune some parts in the middle of the design. ...With these settings, I achieved excellent...

... I noticed that over time, it would compress and force the machine upward in the center. ...To compensate, I added three millimeter screw holes aligned with the existing frame holes. ...Many thanks go out to Leo N for sharing his creative designs.

I crafted this streamlined frame stabilizer as a robust yet featherweight design that minimizes the need for excess filament, allowing for effortless printing without support on either side. ...For optimal results, I recommend printing it with a...

If you appreciate this creation, I can refine it further - getting it securely positioned within the frame can be a bit of a challenge. To assemble, first attach both struts together with washer 2 and secure them in place using washers 1.2 at the...

After swapping out the old LCD display for a sleek new graphical LCD12864, those outdated cutouts in the frame just aren't cutting it. I figured why not create a simple plate that covers up those unsightly remnants? It's only fair. There are two...

Top Frame Support Bracket For Anet A8.

I added Anet A8 onto the frame brace.

LED Mount for Anet A8 3D Printer Frame.

... adjustable settings between 50 and 90 mm per set, requiring two sets for a standard 60cm closet setup as shown in photos. ...This setup eliminates motion issues along the x-axis that the Anet A8 printer often experiences due to its weak acrylic frame.

I was inspired by the sleek design of dldesign, so I created this customized version for the MKS Base V1.5 board, allowing it to fit perfectly on the Anet A8's acrylic frame. You can also seamlessly integrate a mosfet for the hotbed and a Raspberry...

This is a front frame brace for my Anet A8 clone

TL;DR: Frame Brace for the back of the y-Axis Anet A8 January 2017 version (135mm distance between both acrylic plates in the back). Does not fit Anet A8 2017 May Version. Hi there, You're probably aware that there are many efficient frame braces...