anet a8 bed 3d models

Handle for 220x220 Anet A8 bed

Two iterations of Anet A8 bed leveling knobs are available for use. ...Stock Anet A8 bolts and M3 bolts can be employed.

Remix of AlbEagle's Great Anet A8 Bed Leveling Knob Thanks go out to AlbEagle for this awesome design! I removed the bottom portion, allowing the wingnut to make contact with the heated bed. This change renders M3 nuts unusable. ... To get it working...

Anet A8 bed leveling knob with opening for M3x3 brass insert. Use a soldering iron to heat and melt the insert into the part. M3x3mm Brass Insert: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015A31MBW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Print...

Needed a new bed for my Anet A8+ couldn't find a original one The closest in size I found was the Cr-10 bed on Amazon wich is 310x310 and uses the same resistors and thermistor. The only issue i had was that the holes of the normal bed frame didn't...

Attachments to the wing nuts on the Anet A3 bed. It fits snugly into the larger opening of the wing nut, eliminating any hassle associated with its installation. ...A user previously employed a different design for their wing nuts but struggled to get...

Anet A8 bed leveling wing nut attachment designed for effortless handling and swift heat bed leveling. Simply replace the original bolts with ease by drilling out the threads on the aluminum heat bed, then secure them with a 3mm nut cleverly...

Adjusting bolt holder for Anet A8 bed involves turning in a specific direction indicated by arrows to raise or lower it. The pentagonal design makes it easy to measure adjustments, as one side rising or falling corresponds to a 0.1mm change. ...This...

This is the test I came up with for my Anet A8 bed level settings. It goes all around the bed, making two complete passes and printing two small cubes in the center - each one 10mm by 10mm by 5mm in size. As it prints, it creates two parallel lines...

I designed this to support the cable of the Anycubic Ultrabase heatbed fitted on my Anet A8. Printed in PLA, 0.2mm, support with the bed only. ...Enjoy !

I designed this to support the cable of the Anycubic Ultrabase heatbed fitted on my Anet A8. Printed in PLA, 0.2mm, support with the bed only. ... Enjoy !

Bed Leveling Spring Holder for Anet A8 - Print 8 Pieces Together, Two for Each Spring. Specifications: Internal Diameter: 8.5 Millimeters Hole Diameter: 3.5 Millimeters Wall Thickness: 1 Millimeter Floor Height: 1 Millimeter Total Height: 60...

This is a remix of an existing bed setting device for ANET A8 printer. I design this parts because the original buttons enter in contact with the frame of my printer (diameter to big). I also design new spring guide with nut shape. With my design you...

I designed a revised version of an existing bed setting device for ANET A8 printers, as the original buttons kept coming into contact with the printer's frame due to their large diameter. To solve this issue, I created new parts featuring a...

Anet A8 thumb adjusters and spring bushes for effortless bed level adjustments. Remove the bed from the printer and drill out the 3mm carriage threads using a 3.5mm drill bit. Next, fit the original screw through the heat bed with a washer...

My cable from the bedside was rubbing off the acrylic frame of the Anet A8, prompting me to devise a guide for securing the cables.

Original Notes: Cable management for the Anet A8 heatbed. ANOTHER ONE. This one is designed to work with cable chain https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:666118 and compatible remixes. ... Design considerations: 1) Compatible with a pre-existing, quality,...

Finding a solution to level the bed on my Anet A8, I created two simple tools to assist in this process. The first tool consists of two pillars that can be placed beneath the Z Carriage, helping to align the Z frame and ensuring it remains level...

This is a mount designed specifically for holding a 12mm Inductive Probe securely in place against the extruder bracket on the Anet A8. ... It gets installed right behind the part cooling fan using the exact same screws that come with the printer.

To prevent this, I designed a little heated bed cable holder for the A8 since I couldn't find any on Thingiverse and I don't believe in drag chains for the A8. This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online at...

... it out. We are open to all input and comments. As always, Print On! Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 30% Notes: I printed these with a .8 wall thickness. ...</p></div> </p></p> Category: Electronics

A fresh batch of thumb wheel locks for the A8 arrives. ...My setup relies on precision-crafted M3x5.5x5 brass heat-set inserts, carefully selected for their reliability and durability.

This adjustment allows you to fine-tune the bed strap, a process that can be repeated as often as needed without causing any damage.

To secure the bed properly, simply tighten or loosen the adjustable strap as needed without worrying about it breaking under stress.

... in the long run. However, upon further consideration, this feature might not offer any significant benefits.\r\n\r\nTo produce these components, I recommend printing two per spring, taking into account Anet 8 build specifications from 2017.

... screws, so i created this. ... It takes a brass M3 nut insert rather than using a regular nut. I could tweak it to take a regular nut if anyone would like. works really well and makes adjusting the bed much nicer, especially on the first layers!

... photo, where you'll notice that the front right corner is positioned too far away and the front left corner is too close. Print this guide to ensure accurate adjustments. Tighten or loosen your bed screws accordingly and reprint for precise results.

... screws, so i created this. ... It takes a brass M3 nut insert rather than using a regular nut. I could tweak it to take a regular nut if anyone would like. works really well and makes adjusting the bed much nicer, especially on the first layers!

Most other solutions required attaching directly to the heated bed or rotating the bed, resulting in clearance issues unless everything was resoldered. I created this design using tinkercad and attached it to the cross brace below the bed. I printed...

To ensure everything stays in place, I used epoxy glue on the bed support and applied gentle pressure by clamping the harness before installing the bed itself. This way, there's no room for movement or damage to the connection area. ...For added...