anet a8 frame 3d models

Here are the replacement parts needed to adjust the frame brace of your wooden Anet A8 printer: four identical pieces, two standard and two mirrored in the y-axis. ...To assemble each side of the frames, use three M3x10 screws and three M3 nuts.

This part strengthens the rear of the Y carriage frame for the Anet A8. Compared to other rear Y carriage frame reinforcements, this design mounts directly onto the outside of the frame, making it a more straightforward installation. The objective is...

This frame brace is designed for mounting at the front of an Anet A8 3D printer. I created it because it complements the design of my rear brace (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1852358).\nNote for models sometime prior to mid 2017: The front...

Please note that the motor mount piece (the large one) was designed specifically for a new-generation Anet A8 purchased in July 2017. I cannot guarantee its compatibility with other models... The square and cylindrical supports fit perfectly into...

Please note that the motor mount piece (the big one) is designed for an anet A8 of new generation bought in july 2017 I cannot promize it will fit the other models... The square and cylindric supports fit exactly their associated holes in the...

My remix version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1852358 i found that with newer anet a8s from 2020 to now, they have the threaded rod in a different spot. However, the threaded rod is not needed for support. I removed excess material from the...

Innovative creators have taken the classic A8 frame brace and given it a modern twist, merging elements from multiple sources to create something entirely new. ...This revised design showcases a fresh approach to functionality and aesthetics, blending...

Here are the specs: Width: 90.7mm Height between frame surfaces: 234mm To install this upgrade, you'll need to disassemble the top of your printer and remove the x-axis stepper motor. Don't worry; it's easy! Feel free to use and share these files as...

My 3D printer is sitting on a shelf with another shelf right above it, anyone with an A8 knows that the lack of rigidity is a major issue that seriously reduces print quality... There are plenty of large frame braces available, but why go to that...

I Built a Small Frame Bracket to Secure My Printer on a Wooden Plate.

Small frame bracket, i designed to stabilize and fix my printer on a wooden plate.

This is a precision-designed friction fit brace specifically engineered for the top panel of the Anet A3, carefully crafted to minimize vibrations caused by increased X-axis acceleration.\r\n\r\nThe design features a snug, deliberately precise fit...

To ensure successful assembly, it's crucial to print the drill guide; otherwise, your drill chuck will likely damage or melt the frame pieces I've created. ... Thus far, these custom components have effectively prevented frame movement and bowing...

This is a straightforward mod that adds rigidity to your frame, also serving as a carry handle. With a stiffer frame, you can print faster and more accurately. To install the mod, you will need a 330mm length of M8 threaded rod and four M8 nuts. I...

You'll need; --------------- 2 x 29cm M6 threaded rods 2 x M8 bolts (4cm) & nuts 6 x M8 washers 2 x M6 Nylon lock nuts 4 x M6 Nuts You need to print; ----------------------- 4 x m8-frame-washer.stl 2 x rod-base.stl 1 x t-corner-left.stl 1 x...

Don't get me wrong, this frame is exceptional - even better than the one that takes up so much space between the back plate and middle section. I decided to prune some parts in the middle of the design. ...With these settings, I achieved excellent...

I crafted this streamlined frame stabilizer as a robust yet featherweight design that minimizes the need for excess filament, allowing for effortless printing without support on either side. ...For optimal results, I recommend printing it with a...

After swapping out the old LCD display for a sleek new graphical LCD12864, those outdated cutouts in the frame just aren't cutting it. I figured why not create a simple plate that covers up those unsightly remnants? It's only fair. There are two...

Just made the holding bracket wider to accommodate the Anet A8's acrylic frame (8.2mm for the standard 8mm frame) for the cam-holder remix located at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2199829, courtesy of mightynozzle. ...The fit could be improved with...

I measured them on my ANet A8 and they fit quite well. The front part is placed around the original brackets for the y-belt tension, while the back part is positioned via the holding part of the stepper motor. They are not designed to withstand...

It's a custom build combining the Y-axis redesign for Anet A8 with a frame reinforcement designed specifically for 8mm rods. I've been using this setup for over a year now, and it's essential to note that some thermal insulation is required between...

I filled the holes with solid material that had been moved in place. ...I printed one part at a resolution of 0.25 and a speed of 80mm/s, completing it under seven hours. Printer Settings Printer Anet A8 Resolution 0.2-0.3 Infill 25%

Enhanced Version Print Time (60 mm/s) = 8 hours Material used (grid support 0%) = 110 grams Solid Version Print Time (60 mm/s) = 10 hours Material used (grid support 0%) = 145 grams Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes...

Initial issues arose due to Anet's off-center hole placements in some parts; however, this system functions flawlessly when paired with a properly manufactured frame. The belt tensioner now accommodates 8.5mm x 13mm aluminum idler pulleys with 16...

Unfortunately, after printing an electronics case from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2177354), I rapidly found that this frame wouldn't work with the case so I decided to slightly remix it. It now fits perfectly! ...It should work with...

... I did, otherwise you can simply solder the wires directly to the adapters. The grille is a frame that holds the adapters together; after setting it up with wiring and the adapters I used hot glue to stick it to the frame on top of the power supply.

Four hundred millimeter by three eighths inch threaded rods, twelve M8 nuts and four forty-five millimeter washers.

A custom creation born from a DIY spirit - a reworked mounting system for a GoPro camera, marking my debut in the world of remixing.

I carefully connected the top and bottom components, then precision-cut them using a high-powered laser from 8mm thick acrylic sheets.

... **long version** from Leo_N in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2251940. **It is not applicable for Anet A8 stock version.** This remix uses openSCAD and need the file Anet_A8_Frame_Brace_Rear_V2.0-25_Leo_N.stl in the same folder. ...