anet a8 belt upgrade 3d models

The A8 X-Belt Tensioner is a simple and versatile tool designed specifically for use with 20-tooth pulleys. To assemble it, connect the X-Shafts using white plastic components, as the tensioner holder attaches directly to these parts rather than the...

My original anet belt measures 2.6mm thick, while the GT2 belt comes in at 1.95mm. ...The provided files are designed for these specific thicknesses, but be aware that both belts fit extremely tightly on my printer, so scaling up the print may be...

I'm putting a fresh spin on Freemarks' "Improved X-Belt tensioner" - hence the upgraded improved. The look of those steel bolts for adjustment just didn't mesh with the Y-Belt tensioner by @Photograaf16 (1959208), so I decided to go for something...

I completely overhauled my A8 to make cable replacement a breeze and prepare for potential waterlines in the future. All parts were printed using Hatchbox ABS (grey parts) and Priline CFPC. I'll post pictures as soon as I have the chance.

I've upgraded the classic x-belt tensioner to accommodate an idler of up to 9.5 millimeters in width. All necessary holes have been precision-designed to seamlessly integrate with standard M3 screws and nuts. ...Update: I've revised the measurements to...

I just finished building my Anet A8 and didn't want to search for metric hardware, so I remixed this part to use 1/4-20 screws and Nylock nuts instead. The pulley screw hole remains unchanged. This remix was printed with 50% infill. I'm using...

Improved Y-Axis Belt Alignment: Enhance Your Printer's Performance Secure and level up your Y-Axis belt by pairing two identical parts, which allow for precise tensioning against the H-Frame. Four button head screws (4mm x 25mm) and two set screws...

Here's an upgraded version - not a complete overhaul, just enhancements: thicker walls, distinct teeth for smoother printing, and square sides that facilitate easier "standing up" during the print process. For installation, start by unplugging the...

... 3D printer enthusiast. Key Features: * Compatible with M8 screws * Easy to install and use * Durable construction ensures a secure fit * Simplifies belt tensioning process Upgrade your 3D printing experience today with this game-changing plate!

another Y-Belt tensioner with screw

Matsekberg devised an innovative plan to remove Y-axis belt tension from the front frame panel by incorporating threaded rods on each side of the belt, similar to X-belt tension transferred to carriage rods. This eliminates the need for extensive...

The original from Digital_Sqrt didn't fit my A8 printed parts--it was too big. ...This one also fits my Alunar M508 (A8 clone).

Version B is specifically tailored to fit standard Anet 8mm nuts, whereas version A is optimized for stainless steel nuts that tend to be slightly smaller in size. A notable design feature is the incorporation of captive nuts, allowing for...

PRINT: X1 Tensioner X2 3mm Caps (Optional) ADDITIONAL: X3 3mm x ≥25mm bolt X3 3mm nuts X1 3mm washer (Recommended for Perfect Alignment) I upgraded this tensioner to eliminate its tendency to shift forward or backward, causing the belt to rub against...

Hey guys. I just built my Anet A8 and I didn't want to have to search out metric hardware so I remixed this part to take 1/4-20 screws and Nylock nuts. I did not modify the pulley screw hole.</p> <p>I printed this with 50% infill.</p> <p>I am using...

The "fork" on the original design had approximately 3mm of vertical movement when used in conjunction with the stock Anet A8 x-idler block (a white injection-molded part purchased early 2018). The looseness allows the pulley to move up and down a...

Belt Holder with Advanced Support System - Model SN04.

This is a work in progress that will be updated frequently. Please carefully read all instructions before proceeding. The instructional pictures I have created are listed below, so feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions. Things to...

Click this link to view the comprehensive video guide at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXOOciINaNE.

Humans operate at a pace of 0.3 layers per minute, with printing speeds reaching up to 80 millimeters per second and an infill density of 30%.

... belt holder is available at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1666094. You can also find a similar GT2 belt on eBay, such as this 2M Gates 6mm 2GT GT2 RF Fiber Glass Reinforced Rubber Timing Belt for 3D Printer: http://www.ebay.nl/itm/141938661911

I broke two of the supplied acrylic clamps, because I put them on a little too tightly. ...My clamp has the same size with a recess for the Y-axis belt. ...It fix the belt but cannot break that easy.

Knob for the upgraded A8 Anet display.

... X-axis belt tensioner is available for use. ...I suggest pairing it with this belt holder https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4024940 The other end of the belt can be secured in place by screw and cable tie, as depicted in the accompanying image.

Here is the rewritten text: Human: 17mm (+7mm over base 10mm) for parallel belt. ... SCAD file available: Feel free to expand it as needed. Note: The short belt is extended slightly from its original mount using a small portion of the belt itself.

This replaces brittle acrylic straps holding the belt on the bed's bottom for the Y-axis, also improving belt geometry by lowering the belt a few mm to align with the pulley. The belt ends slip into block halves and out through the hole. When loose,...

For individuals who experience difficulties with the belt constantly coming undone from the x-clamp, a simple solution is to secure it neatly and keep everything looking organized.

Notice: it is only compatible with the A8 plywood version, not the plastic version! It doesn't require any screw, bolt, or extra part. I include the Fusion 360 source files if you want to edit them. ... Printing tips: - my printer was not...

I lengthened the primary body of the tensioner to accommodate a shorter y belt, which was initially insufficient for proper installation. The added length allowed for a more relaxed fit once the plate was applied. ...This modification enables the use of...

However, I do have some issues: 1) Unfortunately, I couldn't use the full extent of the Y-axis as intended due to the belt holder provided - the belt loops require some extra space for tightening adjustments, which then conflicts with the pulley. 2)...