anet a8 cura profile 3d models

I was pondering a method to auto shut down my Anet A8 without consuming excessive material. To achieve this, I installed a 250V 10A switch to control power on/off of the printer. Next, I secured it atop the printer, ensuring easy shutdown via the...

A straightforward Filament Holder for the Anet A8, crafted with simplicity in mind and printed economically using PLA. This design boasts a symmetrical shape, featuring identical parts on both sides, making it easy to replicate or modify. ...For users...

To disable my Anet A8, you need to intervene manually after it completes its automatic home positioning on all axes. This involves accessing the printer at the bed level. The printing material used for this project is PLA. You can view a video...

Calibration: Expert advice on setting up your Anet A8 for optimal performance, covering temperature control, extruder alignment, and more. By the end of this guide, you'll be well-equipped to tackle even the most complex printing projects with...

Front Panel for Anet A8 Printer. This panel can be printed in two styles: a standard version, or one with the letters "A" and "8" cut out from the center. ...Due to its size, the front panel must be placed at an angle on my printer bed, barely fitting...

To replace the filament normally in Anet a8, a tool is required to move the cooling fan mechanism out of the way. The fan clip can be printed from ABS plastic, while the guide for the filament needs to be printed from PLA plastic. ...The STL file for...

Made an extruder knob for my Anet A8 to have more leverage. Thought I share it with you all because it works perfectly for me. The filament comes from Germany. Anyone who wants to try this filament can get a link to their store page. ...Just ask ;)

I have just acquired an LCD12864 for my ANET A8, and the holes from the old LCD look very ugly to me now. I will print the cover with the Marlin M600 command, so the text will be in a different color. Unfortunately, my extruder is currently...

I updated @Jeka_tm Anet A8 E3D V6 Mount with dual fan mount and SN04-N inductive sensor rear mount. The new design now includes a 30mm hotend cooling fan and a powerful 50mm blower fan. ...To optimize print quality, I also modified the internal geometry...

This mod for the Anet A8 prevents TPU flexible filament jamming in bowden configuration. Print settings include layer four with an infill of fifty percent. Refine the holes after printing to adapt them to the used connector and filament. ... Watch this...

The Anet A8 is a great 3D printer that needs a sturdy and functional board cover to protect it from dust, debris, and other external elements. A well-designed board cover can also help keep the printer's electronics cool by allowing for good airflow...

... the original carriage plate because the level screw holes were the incorrect size, which prevented me from leveling the bed. ...This new part will replace the sides. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 50%

Panel for Smart LCD 2004 Module Display for Anet A8: Installing this display requires making hardware modifications to the printer's frame, drilling holes into it and into the display's PCB. ...This sleek panel covers everything for a great look.

I've created a reinforced corner design for my Anet A8 T printer, inspired by Electrico's remix. To prevent the walls from cracking during each print job, I thickened them substantially - a crucial modification to ensure structural integrity. ...By...

This is a remix between the stock Anet A8 fan duct and the semi-circular fan duct. In my opinion the direct air flow is the best but design of the stock fan duct is flawed and result a whistle. ...Here I have fixed this problem.

I Made This for My Display Upgrade while Waiting for the New Screen to Arrive Printed on Anet A8 with PET-G Clear Filament 60 C Bed Temperature and 235 C Nozzle Temperature 20% Infill Density Buildtak Coated on the Bed for a Smooth Print Surface...

Upgrading the Anet A8 requires securing it firmly to a sturdy base plate, a crucial step that is absolutely necessary.\r\n\r\nEngineered specifically for use with 3.5mm screws.\r\n\r\nFreeCAD v0.16 source files are provided, empowering users to...

Just a simple way to lock the bottom of the ANET A8 frame to avoid any twist of the frame. It has to be used in conjonction with: - anti twist exoskeleton (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2599816) - hooks mounted on the threaded rods (such as...

Extruder Button for the Anet A8 (Thanks to Whomever Created That Awesome Stormtrooper Helmet Design).\r\n\r\n\r\nThis handy tool was crafted with Tinkercad, a fantastic online platform where you can edit and refine your creations. ...Check it out at...

Here's a modified version of the Simple Anet A8 corner rigidifier that's even easier to print: no supports required! I've taken inspiration from the original design and made some tweaks to make it more convenient. ...Big thanks to the creator who...

Glass Bed Holder for Anet A8 (and Other Printers) No need to use clamps or cut corners on the glass panel. Hosts various thicknesses, requiring precise cuts to match the bed's exact dimensions. ... Update: Side bolt adjustments and lowered border...

Get a box specifically designed to store and organize your tools and accessories for the Anet A8 3D printer. ...This will help keep everything tidy and within reach, making it easier to find what you need when working on a project.

Here's my version of the Anet-A8's acrylic frame reinforcement. The goal is to eliminate wobbling by stabilizing the frame in the Y-Direction. Warning: This design utilizes the entire heatbed dimension, which requires precise calibration of the...

I designed a clip-on structure that lets me hang frequently used tools near my ANET A8 3D printer, keeping my workspace organized and clutter-free. To ensure stability, this design requires support during the printing process. Designing This Project...

Spun Text: Pass filament Anet A8. Very handy when the spool is above your LCD screen. Printed in PLA. Extruder temperature: 210°C. Bed temperature: 65°C. Brim size: 5 mm. Printing speed: 60 mm/s. Use DIMAFIX or BUILDTAK for adhesion to heated bed.

This is a filament holder tailored specifically for the ANET A8. Designed to seamlessly integrate with the original stand, it ensures a snug and secure fit. ...Optimized for compatibility with standard bearings, users can confidently utilize their...

Simply place eight pieces under the corners of the printer.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:\n Anet A8\n \n Rafts:\n No\n \n Supports:\n No\n \n Resolution:\n 0.2\n \n Infill:\n 30%\n \n Notes:\n Printed with flexible PLA.

I'm replacing the filament guide on my Anet A8 with a pulley for smoother movement. I opted for PLA because of its excellent bridge creation capabilities in this particular area. To assemble the new guide, all I need is one M3 screw and nut. If you...

I received a threaded rod as the spool holder for my Alunar printer, identical to the Anet A8 model. All prints were made using Hatchbox green PLA filament. ...The nozzle temperature was set at 210 degrees Celsius, while the bed temperature remained...

I couldn't locate an existing mount for the Flex3Drive extruder compatible with the Anet A8, so I created one myself. The design also incorporates a BL Touch on the left side. ...I've since upgraded it to enhance its overall durability.