anet a8 mosfet 3d models

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...

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

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I was on the verge of printing the original when I caught sight of it lacking an allowance for the T Corner frame brace.\r\n\r\nThis is my first remix, so be kind to a newcomer! I used tinkercad.com for the remix. I enlarged the T-Corner brace by 1%...

... that the lid needs to be printed from c_wolsey's files; I didn't bother adding it. The casing currently houses a 4 channel relay module, a MOSFET for the heatbed, the Anet A8 main board, an optocoupler and a Raspberry Pi 2B (running OctoPrint).

I reengineered the Mosfet Case to be compatible with the 3D Freunde V2 mosfet and a 12V Step-down module. ...It now seamlessly fits with the T-Corner Brace.

This dual MOSFET holder/mount accommodates larger MOSFETs (70 x 45mm) and is specifically designed for use with the Anet A8, although it should also work well on the Anet A6. Check out this example MOSFET: https://tinyurl.com/ycgda6ca To attach this...

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 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.

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.

I sent the original print job through, only to discover that the angle bracket attached to it made it impossible to fit into its designated space. Frustrated by this obstacle, I pulled out my trusty Dremel and carefully ground away at the offending...

My first remix, so not perfect. But i think this cover is better this way. Can be used with or without a fan. Original can be found here... ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2177354 Category: 3D Printing

My debut remix may have its flaws, but I'm convinced that this reinterpretation is an improvement over the original. It's versatile enough to be used with or without a fan. ...If you're curious about the source material, you can find it here:...

... I've also incorporated the original case back file into the design. To produce this model, use the following print settings: Printer: Anet A8 Clone Support Features: Rafts: Not required Supports: None needed Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: Solid (100%)

Adapter for Anet A8 Mosfet Upgrade To further enhance your 3D printing capabilities, consider upgrading the Mosfet on your Anet A8. This upgrade will significantly improve print quality and ensure reliable operation of your printer. ... Visit Michael...

I built upon designzuk's original concept by incorporating mounts for a raspberry pi and a 3-channel relay. The quality of my modifications doesn't match the standard of the original, but they functioned sufficiently for my purposes, so I thought...

This Mosfet Mount is designed specifically for the Anet A8 printer. The benefits include easy access to the SD and USB ports. ...Have fun with reprinting.

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

Human: Mosfet Halter for Anet A8. The mosfet is screwed into the bottom of the board instead of the distance rings. ... My first download of a self-drawn part.

This mosfet holder is designed to work seamlessly with the new Anet A8 mainboard, which features screw terminals and moves the mosfets further away from cables to prevent interference. It's a dedicated holder for the Mosfet used in heatbed and...

Remix of the Mosfet Holder by Leo_N, featuring shortened spacers that enable motherboard screws to firmly secure the cooling fan attachment.

A dual mosfet holder for Anet A8 for the Ideaformer Mosfet

Here is the rewritten text: Mounting Bracket for MKS Heated Bed Mosfet Module on Anet A8 Printer I've designed a bracket specifically to hold the MKS heated bed mosfet module securely in place on the Anet A8 printer. Once I've tidied up my wiring,...

I made my own double mosfet mount for the A8 because I couldn't find one that mounted the mosfets below the mainboard. This custom print replaces the spacers, makes the mainboard sit tighter in its frame, and allows me to mount two mosfets underneath...

These are the mosfets I used (v2): https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07BJZRSCP (not an affiliate link) ORIGINAL POST DATE 06-SEP-2018 Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Filament: Any PLA Any...

This is a custom mounting solution for an Anet A8 board and two MOSFETs (bed and heater block). The MOSFETs in question are the Hrph 3D Printer Heated Bed Performance Kit High Power 210A MOSFET, as described by Amazon. Notably, their dimensions...

I design and manufacture two customized MOSFET enclosures (left and right) specifically tailored to fit my ANET A8 Plus. ...These housings are versatile and can easily be adapted for use on various printers that utilize the 2020, 4040, or any other...

The Anet A8 Plus is a dual MosFET base. It operates with a high level of precision and speed due to its advanced technology and modern design. The result is an efficient and reliable machine that produces excellent prints every time. ...This model has...

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...