anet a8 mosfet upgrade 3d models

... **Update:** (6 Jun 19) Upgrading to a 200W bed heater required upgrading to a bigger MOSFET board. A new configuration to support this board has been added. ... **Update:** (7 Jun 19) Mounting points for the Re-ARM 32-bit upgrade have been added.

I'm excited to upgrade my printer by swapping out the Anet 1.0 board for a GT2560 board, which I feel will give me more control over my prints. To make this work, I've got to connect just one Mosfet to the heated bed - it's a simple but effective...

I remixed this thing to fit my Anet A8 which has the "stiffi" style frame brace. I had to cut a section out on the side of the case and lid due to the lower support of the frame brace. I also opened up the hole for the 80mm fan so there is no...

Since Tatara has the same hole pattern as the Anet A8, it fits the standard frame too. It accommodates a Rumba board and two mosfet, the most common type with in and out DC connectors on the same side. I may add a cover later. UPDATES: 20171110:...

This is a customized variant of the Electronic enclosure for Anet A3 created by feenix82, where one of the original MOSFETs has been replaced with a Raspberry Pi Zero W.

I purchased two MOSFETs for my Anet A6 and initially planned to mount both above the mainboard, but Leo_N's design convinced me to install the hotbed MOSFET below the board using his horizontal version and the hot-end MOSFET above the board using his...

New case for SKR v1.3 + BIQU mosfet More 2 x 40 mm fan for case Aluminium frame - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4127239 Upgrade parts: Power supply Mean Well LRS-350-24 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4116720

I upgraded to a larger MOSFET module than any available on-site, so I created a custom design featuring a mounting pattern where the screw centers measure 53 by 63 millimeters apart.

The photo I took of the ANET A8 is flipped, please refer to the rendering for the actual STL. I haven't printed a new one yet because I don't mind it being flipped and don't want to waste filament. ... The button needs to be able to move freely in the...

This is designed to be a compact housing for the Anet A8 mainboard and two commonly available mosfet boards (60mm x 50mm PCB) with heatsinks. I discovered a model of an A8 frame, but realized this design won't fit at stock, so I created a frame to...

If you're looking to install dual MOSFETS, a thermostat for temperature control, and a light switch that requires a 20mm hole for mounting, this setup won't fit on the original frame of an A8. I've opted for using it in an enclosure instead. ...You'll...

New case for SKR v1.3 + BIQU mosfet More 2 x 40 mm fan for case Aluminium frame - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4127239 Upgrade parts: Power supply Mean Well LRS-350-24 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4116720 Category: 3D Printer Parts

We're upgrading our SKR v1.3 with a BIQU mosfet, a significant boost in performance. To enhance airflow and keep the system cool, we'll be adding two 40 mm fans to the case. The case itself features an aluminum frame, which can be found on...

... are available. ...One is designed for two and the other for one MOSFET. They will be assembled in the same way as the following holder, but with our own larger MOSFETS: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2102952 Our website is https://3dfreunde.com

Inspired by the innovative design on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1957992), I engineered two bespoke adapters tailored to complement an alternative type of MOSFET and seamlessly integrate with a Raspberry Pi 2.

I redesigned the Leo_N setup so I can position my dual MOSFETs on the rear of the board, rather than at the base, due to having all my cables routed behind the motherboard, which passes through the underside.

This comprehensive design enables you to securely mount an 80mm cooling fan to extend the lifespan of your main board while also integrating a mosfet for enhanced performance. Full instructions are provided in a downloadable PDF guide, carefully...

This design accommodates both a MOSFET and a Raspberry Pi Model B, crafted using Inventor software. The accompanying Inventor file details the precise specifications of this frame. To properly align it, simply rotate the entire structure so that it...

I modified the mount to enable a lower setup on the right-hand side, building upon an idea from a forum thread where someone mentioned installing the power supply higher up on the frame and placing the MOSFETs on the right for improved airflow.

Mounting Bracket Simplifies Installation of Ramp Systems and Cooling Components A user-friendly mounting system designed specifically for the Ramps 1.4 mainboard, a 60mm fan, and an optional MOSFET board. ...This bracket streamlines the setup process,...

I'm glad I could provide you with exactly what you needed for your A8 project, thanks to Cyberman's design. You wanted a more open board and less plastic, which is now possible thanks to this modification. ...If you're curious about the original...

Support for placing the MOSFET right under the motherboard of your Anet A8 is essential.

Modify it online: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8S5DWGrXJdv I remixed Sjouke's outstanding MOSFET mount, designed for a different style of MOSFET. After some searching, I found none that fit mine, which I purchased here:...

Upgraded compatibility with latest Ramps 1.4 boards, seamlessly integrating them into existing configurations. The stock pillars remain securely in place, allowing for a smooth transition from standard mainboards. ...Recommendation is to stick with...

I've tweaked the design to conserve more filament while maintaining its structural stability and overall quality.

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I've modified the design based on Thingiverse's #1958564, tweaking it slightly to push the rear compartment forward by 3mm, which has helped to reduce cable congestion.

Most cases are designed 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...

Smooth box now resizes more easily!