anet a8 belt upgrade 3d models

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...

Includes files for the cover and adapter needed if using the original mounting holes. Utilizes M4 and M3 hardware components. ... PSU: Find this product on Amazon at...

As I wanted to avoid bowden in my printer, I modified Don1337's design so it could be used as a direct extruder. The fan duct for the heatbreak I'm using is from IsmaelPR1's model. I'm also sharing the blender file here for anyone who wants it.

Changing filaments has always been a hassle for me, but this setup makes it effortless because you can clearly see where the nozzle's inlet is located. I've also swapped out the two M3 x 45 screws, and I'm now using two threaded rods measuring M3 x...

Required screws 2x M3 x30mm for the hotend, 4x M3 x20mm for the fan and the strap.

I'm adding a feature to this spool holder: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2224321. ...A small bracket eliminates the wobble in the X-axis, keeping the threaded rod securely attached to the spool holder and preventing it from twisting off.

This is an updated version of my Air Duct, sourced from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2135330. The 5630 LED strips are now protected by a cover to prevent overheating damage. I've revised the design for secure attachment to the carriage and...

I upgraded the ANET A8's Y-Axis belt tensioner to accommodate an M4 screw and hex nut for the tensioning mechanism. To achieve this, I also countersank the hex nuts and screw heads. My Y-axis features a GT2 20-Tooth metal pulley with ball bearings...

This is a modification for the GT2 belt holder on the Prusa i3 A8 Acrylic X Carriage. The original one didn't cut it, but this version works beautifully. To secure the belt in place, use the original screws along with two M4 washers. Additionally,...

This assembly will need to be paired with your chosen y-axis belt tensioner, which is likely one of the first upgrades you'll want to install on your Anet A8 or AM8 printer. ... I adapted this design from a similar modification created for the stock A8...

The Anet A8 receives a significant upgrade.

Power switch for Anet A8 printer upgrade.

Original Anet A8 printer owners and Prusa i3 enthusiasts can attest that the standard belts are indeed thicker, whereas the Gt2 belt is noticeably thinner. This Belt holder is specifically designed for use with 1.3- to 1.4mm thick Gt2 belts. ... Print...

Replacement Part for Anet A8 (Prusa I3) or Hesine M-505 X-Axis Belt Mount Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Layer Height: 0.1mm, Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm, Print Speed: 60mm/s. Use Brim. ...Infill...

Improved Anet A8 RepRap X-Axis Belt Tensioner by WedgeSD Remix that can be printed without supports. ...After printing, you may need to smooth out the inner components' edges to ensure a seamless fit with the outer piece.

... Anet A8 E3D V6 Direct Mount. ...Put the 2 holes in it the correct distance apart for this X Carriage. Original Belt holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1433295 My remix of this holder for stock A8: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2744056

I am grateful to BLV and pheneeny for creating the Anet A8 mgn12 mod printer design! Their work is truly inspiring. The latest version, a result of some careful modifications, boasts an improved belt holder system that simplifies the insertion...

I created an upgraded X-axis tensioner for my Anet A8 printer using FreeCAD (blueprint attached). It provides a snugger fit, allowing me to utilize a 16-tooth idler bearing with an M3 screw. To install the tensioner, I need two M4 screws and nuts,...

The X-axis of the Anet A8 3D printer has been switched from a belt to a screw. Firmware has been updated to skynet3d version 2.3.2. Since there were no YouTube videos available, I connected my Korean Naver blog instead. ... Check out the video here:...

This is a remix of a fantastic Anet A8 E3D V6 Direct Mount design by pheneeny. Following the printing of the original, I noticed there were only two X-belt attach holes, making it impossible for me to utilize my cherished Prusa i3 x-axis belt holder...

This thing enables you to use shorter belts in a printer with the traverse bar mounted on the lower side.This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2782170which is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2347849Update 03.05.2021:Added...

Endpoint upgrade Anet et5x

I'm excited to share with you the Anet A8 X Axis Belt Tensioner, a design born from previous innovations. The plastic screw, base plate, and trusty plastic wrench all hail from porlock's ingenious creation found on Thingiverse, specifically this...

Stronger more beefed up X axis tensioner for the anet a8 plus sticking close to the original design that comes with the printer, featuring looped belt grips with a high matching teeth profile. ... no special sprinting requirements, no supports needed...

Compact Cooling Fan Upgrade Kit for Anet A8 3D Printer.

This print uses the following components: * 2x M3 Phillips screws (18mm long, with a 5mm round head) - I had a few extra from the Anet A8 kit * 2x M3 nuts * 4x M4 screws (the same ones used for the stock Y-belt clamp) The print consists of three...

Customizer tailored specifically for Anet A8, engineered to optimize performance of the 2GT-16T-3B-6 16-teeth idle pulley.

A Modified Belt Tensioner for Anet A8 Printers. I'm a huge fan of MrPaulM's original design, but I had one major gripe - the big screw-bolt. So, I decided to give it a complete overhaul and redesign the front plate to accommodate either M4 or M5...

This thing makes it possible to use shorter belts in a printer when the traverse bar is mounted on the lower side. ... This design is a variation of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2782170 which itself is a version of ...

I was not happy with the Anet A8 y belt tensioner that comes from the factory, so I designed a new one. The design parameters were: 1) It should be mounted on the front beam, using the existing holes 2) It should be adjusted from both sides...