anet a8 parts 3d models

A custom volt meter mount designed specifically for the Anet A3 printer, featuring an integral shunt holder. This unique setup enables users to easily monitor their printer's voltage levels while keeping the electrical connections organized and tidy....

... fan fall out while long printing job and big mesh of plastic everywhere.On original desing when nozzle totaly inserted in the fan duct, the hole dosen't fit with exiting screw of fan to. I just change the angle of arm for better fit on my own A8.

I crafted this filament guide to utilize the original screws that secure the LCD to the A8 printer, and yes, they are long enough. When I integrated the X-axis chain into the printer, the filament would snag on the chain, causing the spool to become...

I decided to enhance my A8 by installing some lights, so I purchased a few dollar tree flashlights for the LEDs and created this bar to mount under the top frame. I wired in a USB connector to plug directly into my raspberry pi for power. ** Update...

I wanted to add lights to my A8 so I bought a couple of dollar tree flashlights for the LEDs and made this bar to mount under the top frame. I wired in a USB connector to plug into to my raspberry pi for power. ** Update ** Found these 12V light...

... incorporated an extra hole in the top for cable routing, including the LCD cable. This will help maintain a clean and organized design. Lastly, I've simplified the overall design by removing the A8 logo, resulting in a more streamlined aesthetic.

Power Box A8 Switch: https://aliexpress.com/item/Promotion-5-pcs-2-Pin-SPST-Red-Neon-Light-On-Off-Rocker-Switch-AC-16A-250V/32427150186.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.uCnPmf Fuse:...

This is my custom-designed e-box for the electronics of the Anet A3D printer. It comes equipped with a high-performance 60 x 60 x 25 mm cooling fan that's included in the package. The ebox has been carefully crafted to accommodate up to two mosfets...

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This little piece allows you to attach two LEDs to the stock extruder carriage just behind the hotend to light up your prints for visual monitoring It is designed to attach (with two hex M3x20 screws provided with the A8) to the carriage-mounted...

It is engineered to attach securely (with two hex M3x20 screws provided with the A8) to the X-belt holders/tensioners that have two screw holes, such as these models: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2425783...

I was irritated by the stock ZAxis mounting on my A8, particularly when I was going between the stock platform with painters tape, and clamping on a glass plate. Works great, but it's still always wise to fine level with the thumbscrews, but I find...

Before assembling the A8, it's crucial to polish the steel guide rods, which arrive quite rough. It's also vital to pack the linear bearings with grease, as they can be dry when shipped. ... My printer has accumulated over 2600 hours of use now and...

So, I decided to redesign the whole thing from scratch, taking into account the M3 screws and nuts that come standard with the Anet (assuming you've got some spare 19mm long ones lying around). The back of this design is carefully crafted to match...

COTS: 4 x M3 screws L:20mm with flat head 2 x M3 screws L:40mm with flat head 2 x M3 screws L:20mm hex socket cap 4 x M3 nuts (DIN 934) 4 x M3 nuts with nylon lock (self-locking) I've reused the original Anet bearing f623zz. Thanks for sharing your...

Support specialists assist in dismantling the extruder component. ...This part seamlessly inserts into the smooth X-axis tracks, securing its position effectively.

antiwobble per sganciare l'ase x dall'asse z e non avere influenze tra tr8 e stampa... ...Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0,2 Infill: 20% Filament: sunlu pla + Black Category: 3D Printer Parts

Individual: A standard 8-axis bearing is required to support the mechanical system. ...The recommended part number for this application is Bearing 607-2RSR, with dimensions of 19mm x 8mm x 6mm.

I have drawn some replacement parts because the ones I had fell off the table and shattered into pieces. ...I am now using my existing components to repair the device.

Easy-to-use handle allows manual movement of the heatbed with convenience.\r\n\r\nPrinting is a breeze, eliminating the need for supports altogether; simply orient the part at a 45-degree angle.

i made the diameter for the inner part a little thicker so u can fit a PC4-M6 quick fitting might not be the exact measurements but i tried my hardest with a ruler

... both components of the housing are printed separately and then assembled with screws. ...If needed, either component can undergo minor modifications. Any modified parts require reprinting. ...For further details, refer to the accompanying PDF document.

... but felt that the loops were too large for my project. Below are the links to the Tinkercad files, which you can edit or remix as needed: Part 1 - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/d5yARCYluRP Part 2 - https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lPr1YaKMlZ1

Belt tensioner Y axis Thread a little hard at first but by spanking it under warm water it goes in. ... you have to screw and divide 5mm by 5mm and it goes. "Non-iso threading. Completely randomly created special for the part "

You'll be printing four distinct components, with two of them designed to sit neatly on a table, while the other two are intended to securely hold various items like a board, a plate, or even the part meant for milling operations.

This design consists of two parts: one is the drum, which holds a type 608 bearing and has a flat lid that protects the bearing. The joining of these two pieces is done using four M3 screws. ... Required materials: Four M3 x 15 screws Four M3 nuts...

... version of the X axis anti-z wobble mount by Sulanix. ...It includes a holder for the x-axis endstop, just like the original printer part. ... I used the measurements from the PDF on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1103976 , thanks to MazaaFIN.

... a robust vertical rib, which fortifies the guide ring and guarantees a rock-solid bracket that resists flexing. When printed flawlessly, the friction between the part and your printer secures the guide firmly in place during the printing process.

... progress; I've yet to print the final piece. The design incorporates parts from an old computer power supply unit. Specifically, I've salvaged the switch and socket for the power cord. ...My plan is to integrate these elements into the cover itself.

Remove the support part after printing is complete. Crafted with precision using Freecad, this design can be customized effortlessly with OpenSCAD. ...The conversion from .stl to .scad was made possible online through stl2scad at...