anet a8 mainboard case 3d models

This is a project for Anet A8 that can support motherboard and SSR or mosfet. The distinction between cases A and B lies in the fact that honeycomb openings in case B are separated, perhaps due to the difficulty of printing honeycomb structures...

Please note that you'll lose approximately 7cm of vertical print space, but I've found that most objects don't require this height on my Anet A8, so it's not a major concern for me. Printing the dial face down proved to be a great approach, and I...

The Anet A8 Main Board + 2 MOSFETs upgrade involves modifying a design from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2294191 to address its shortcomings. Key issues that this modification aims to fix include: 1. Inadequate fit of the cover 2. Weak slots...

... panel parts to take less time to print, + I added a little hole to the left front panel to install a reset button. More info on this later, but basically a reset button switch like you can find on the centre(center) of the default Anet A8 board.

Before installing this custom case, it's essential to verify the version of your X-motor support part (refer to the provided photo). ...To accommodate different versions, I deliberately left a 2mm gap between the X-endstop sensor and the motor support.

... to work perfectly with a honeycomb-style printer that features a T corner. ...I've cleverly integrated an extra slot where you can easily add your company's logo, allowing you to personalize each case before printing and inserting the final product.

It looks like you've been busy upgrading your A8 direct drive printer with a custom enclosure and adding various components such as thermal runaway protection, thermocouple amps, and a Marlin sketch. You've also shared some useful tips and tricks,...

If you're anything like me, the first thing you did while building this kit was throw out the stock motherboard case. What garbage. This one is by far way better. It has a thicc structure and holes to mount a 120mm pc fan. If you have a buck...

I designed this ventilation system for the Anet A6 printer's mainboard to keep it cool and efficient. The design consists of 7 individual pieces, but you can simplify it by printing just one key component, the 1Main piece. This will give you a basic...

Human: Cabinet for Anet A8 Plus\r\nWhat you will need?\r\nMDF board or similar with 6mm thickness in the following measurements:\r\n2x 60 x 60 cm (Front and Back)\r\n2x 60 x 70 cm (Sides)\r\n2x 61.2 x 70cm (Floor and Lid)\r\n\r\nLeo Madeira, Leroy...

Anet A8 case cover remixed for an 80mm fan. ...

It includes : - ATX power Supply - Anet A8 mainboard - dual Mosfet - Raspberry Pi 3 - LCD - cooling for the electronics boards - spool holder (need 2 bearings) - bases for under cooling the PSU - some cable management inside the box This is my first...

Anet A8 Printer Case Designed Specifically for the Anet A6 Screen.

Here's what you can expect from this fantastic enclosure: * ATX Power Supply: Ensuring stable power delivery to your printer * Anet A8 Mainboard: The brain behind the operation, now safely housed within the box * Dual Mosfet: For efficient heat...

Case Fan (80x10mm) Anet A8 Power Supply Settings for Print: Printer Model: Anet A8 Raft Options: None Selected Support Options: Disabled Resolution Setting: High (0.2 mm) Infill Percentage: Medium (50%)

... has been modified for the Orange Pi Lite and is available for printing, though it has not been tested and may require some further tweaks. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15%

The Fan blows directly on the Mainboard and Heatsinks to keep the Mainboard cool. Simply replace the Anet A6 Mainboardcover with this custom mount and the Heatsinks will remain remarkably cold. This Mount is designed for a 60mm Fan, which I've...

A compact case designed specifically for the Anet A8 3D printer's power switch, this protective cover allows users to easily resize it to fit their unique switch and connector configuration.

Here is a simple frame for Anet's mainboard that makes installation and uninstallation a breeze. With just four bolts, you can easily swap out your motherboard without having to juggle nuts or worry about them coming loose. To get started, simply...

I swapped out the "Anet A8" sticker and upgraded the fan to a larger 120mm model.

Simple and quick to print out - I managed to get a copy in just 50 minutes, requiring only the bare essentials to set up the fan for the motherboard.

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Increased the depth of the cover from 20mm to 36mm to make more room for wires Added solid sides to help hold the wires in place and add strength to the part

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's powerful tools. ...Edit it live at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8KgN9P1Y2kF

To reduce heat buildup on the motherboard, a minimalist print is necessary. ...The provided spacers must be printed and used instead of the lengthy stock spacers.

I created a custom card extender case specifically for my Anet A8, but it can also work with other 8mm frames. I deliberately designed it to blend in seamlessly with the frame's design, without any protrusions or obstructions. ...This sleek case...

I Design an Innovative Power Supply Case for the Anet A8 3D Printer. The Customized Enclosure Measures 114 mm in Length and 50.5 mm in Width, Ensuring a Perfect Fit for the Printer's Compact Size. To Accommodate the Switches, I Precision-Engineered...

Mainboard case featuring an 80mm fan, strategically notched to accommodate the use of corner braces from Thingiverse's 2600469 design. Any standard 80mm fan cover will suffice, and I've included a couple of options from Thingiverse's 2294191 and...

Anet A8 5 Button Display Holder for Case Covers Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 35% How I Designed This with Fusion 360 Designing this holder required careful planning and precision. Using Fusion...

Hello everyone, I'm excited to share this project with you - a custom case designed specifically for the ANET A8, where the RAMPS board is neatly held in place alongside dual mosfets. This build is still a work in progress, so please let me know how...