anet a8 belt upgrade 3d models

The revised design boasts posts that are precisely proportioned and slightly thicker than its opening counterpart. This adjustment ensures a seamless fit, while the elongated posts guarantee continued stability as they're drawn towards the wider end...

I'm impressed by this ingenious creation found on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959208, particularly the clever use of a screw and plate combination. Kudos to the designer for such a brilliant solution. ...This design caters perfectly to those who...

I did 2 attempts with SUPASORNs design, and both times it broke one of the legs as soon as I got a little bit of tension. Maybe my ABS has a poor quality, I don't know actually. ... What I did was, add a few millimeters in each side and It worked.

Printers with slightly higher tolerances than designed may require enlarging hole clearances in pilot holes, between the idler mount and acrylic frame, and between the boxes and idler mounts to prevent binding issues.

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I reimagined it to fit my needs perfectly. The bolt holes are now tailored specifically for M4! I also widened the central space to accommodate a pulley seamlessly. I've sent the original design to Freemark. Thanks, and happy building! ...Thing 1683070,...

I modified the original design because the fork's strength issue required an adjustment. ...I also reduced the hole dimension to fit the nut snugly, as it was spinning with the bolt.

I modified the last remix to make it even more durable and printable without any additional support or bridge. ...It also fits together seamlessly, making it easier to assemble than the original design.

This revised design showcases a notable enhancement over the original concept by Chesco Alaman, featuring an integrated push bar that skillfully redistributes the force of the bolt across the front component, ensuring a more even and stable...

You'll require two additional m4x35 (or extended) bolts and two m4 nuts on top of what's already listed.

The blueprint retains its original form, yet an innovative twist arises by swapping the traditional nut for a high-tech M6 component and incorporating a moth-like mechanism, resulting in a sleeker and more accurate assembly.

I caught sight of this item and thought it was an excellent concept, but it had one major flaw - printing the anchor. I resolved to edit it in 123D Design so it could be printed as a two-sided piece, giving it all the advantages of being printed flat...

I'm making my own tensioner because the one I found here broke yesterday. To create it, I started by modifying the original part to remove any unnecessary features. This allowed me to print each half separately without needing any support material. ... ...

This creation was brought to life with the innovative tools of Tinkercad. ...To make your own adjustments, simply visit https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3gjF6s4KXpL

Essential Upgrades for Anet A8 ========================= This collection gathers the best 'essential upgrades' for the Anet A8 printer, saving you time and effort in choosing the most effective ones. I recommend printing these items first and...

This is a rewritten version of my favorite x belt attachment, improved with a better belt fit. The original design by Simhopp is impressive, but I encountered a problem during printing - the belt got lost. Undeterred, I tried again using glue for...

The ideal position of the belt depends on how the bed-frame is mounted, and this information can be found here (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1648888). Although I'm not entirely sure if it qualifies as a remix, since Nnivo provided the 123D...

Simplify3D wasn't able to slice the original correctly so I ran it through Meshmixer and it seemed to fix things. I noticed the gaps at the tops of the loop sections were supposed to be thin walls but it turns out the openings really help in getting...

I noticed the narrow gaps at the top of each loop section were intended to be thin walls, but they turned out to be a crucial feature for attaching and detaching the belts. The openings provide some extra room for maneuvering and give you a secure...

It's a work in progress and really just wanted to dust off my old Anet A8 and upgrade it to auto bed level. You will need to upgrade the firmware to enable the bed leveling and have a board that supports it like the MKS Gen L or similar. Parts...

... the rod that comes with the kit, saving you from buying a longer one! ...Have Fun! Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Don't worry about it Supports: No Resolution: 1.6 Infill: 25% Notes: Use 30C Bed heat and Blue Painters tape to make removal easy

* 24V cheap Chinese power supply (S-400-24) * MK2a 328mmx328mm 24V heated bed * SKR V1.3 32-bit board * TMC2208 silent drivers * Various 3D printed upgrades BILL OF MATERIALS (PURCHASED): --------------------------------------------------- Qty...

Hi, in future i want to show you haw to make 3d printer in MKS board whits detales from anet a8 or other parts) The applied tmc2209 drivers made such an assembly absolutely noiseless in operation, a short video: https://youtu.be/ldLunhJXzmw...

You can find a newer version which fixes this here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3085251 This bearing/bushing housing converts the Anet A8 stock upside-down y-carriage into a 3-bearing type. Three points must be on the same plane. An extended...

I am actively working on a significant project to fully upgrade my Anet A8 with the MKS RAMPS 1.4 Board and all other features that can be incorporated into it. This box has not been printed yet, so I am unsure about everything being perfect; there...

I have been working on my Anet for several months now, and today is the day I can confidently say everything is improved and works perfectly. Everything you need is in the ZIP file, so extract it and print away! Here are the links to the parts you...

Here's a sturdy belt holder designed specifically for the Blurolls Anet A6 3D printer upgrade Y carriage. ...When using this upgraded carriage, keep in mind that it features longer screw offsets compared to the original version, so be sure to take note...

I designed this model because moisture or dust sometimes entered the extruder, causing problems.\nThe design is compatible with 1.75, 2.85, and 3mm filament.\nTo assemble all parts, use a filament filter once (FilamentFilter_Side_1 and...

I've experienced filament snags causing prints to fail. These issues often stem from excessive stress on the filament roll due to the back-and-forth motion of the extrusion head. To address these problems, I decided to experiment with using a Bowden...

<p>Like others the originals were too small internally for my wingnuts and too large externally and were hitting my printer frame. I tweaked it in Blender to remedy both issues and now my wing nuts fit well and it doesn't hit the frame. Very easy and...