anet a8 plus motherboard 3d models

This Anet A8 Handle was designed to make it easy for users to move the Heatbed along the Y-Axis. The handle makes it possible to avoid unnecessary burns and levelling procedures by eliminating any unnecessary tension on the heatbed levellers. The...

I enlarged the counter sink so that you can easily use the spare bolts from your Anet A8 build to attach the fan mount and base mount securely. I hot glued the magnets in place, but might try super glue instead, as they can pull out if you pull...

Fixing a printer (anet a8) for a friend, I discovered that the two threaded rods securing the y axis were not providing enough stability. The issue was that the washers clamping onto the acrylic frame were slipping off due to inadequate support...

I modified the Anet A8 power supply cover with a fan from Ghrem. The fan's holes have a diagonal distance of 120mm, ensuring proper fitment. To achieve my desired layout, I opted for placing the switch on the left side of the assembly. However, I...

Printer Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No rafts are required. Supports: Supports are not necessary for this print job. Resolution: The resolution is set to 0.1mm for optimal detail. ... Infill: This print will have no infill, resulting in a hollow...

this is another filament guide to be placed over the extruder.it differ from the other because of the scerw slots which allows it to be installed in most anet a8 versions. ...also it is the closest to the extruder hole i have ever printed.</p><p>the...

Glass clips designed specifically for the Anet A8 heatbed are available in three different versions, each tailored to accommodate glass thicknesses of 2mm, 3mm, or 4mm. Select the correct version based on the type of glass you're using. Simplify3D's...

After several printouts on my Anet A8, I noticed that the Z-rod started to develop a small amount of vertical play. Upon disassembling and reassembling the frame, I discovered that something had shifted inside it, and this approach wouldn't resolve...

... To fix this issue, I print two of these clips and attach them to the second and third links in the chain. After that, I simply relax and let the printer do its thing. Here are my print settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 100%

Anet A8 mod to add an off switch that activates when the heater plate moves rearward upon print completion. Mount it in the 20mm hole at the back of the printer base. Design this file around the Radio Shack 275-0651 Flat lever Heavy Duty SPDT Switch,...

A simple PS Eye mount for the Anet A8 and other printers with the same stepper motors. Mounts on either Z-axis motor for v1 and v2. v2.5 and up only mount on right side. Use original hardware*(a little close right now so i will add holes for the...

On the ANET A8, the front and rear mounts feature machined tolerances so massive that the Y rods float freely with at least 1/10th mm of play. This excessive movement is a primary cause of X wobbling, noise, and vibrations. To correct this issue, a...

A simple spring bushing designed to prevent warping and bending of the Anet A8 hotbed springs is easily created using an OpenSCAD file, allowing for adjustable dimensions that make it generally applicable. The screw fits snugly into place, which I...

Body1 is a custom designed remake of the original holder for Anet A8 x-belt tensioner, specifically tailored to my printer. The part calls "gabel" and "gabel_pulley" are actually idler components, while the knob is sourced from an existing project....

Spinner for the Stepper motors Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8Supports: No Infill: 100 Filament: Janbex PLA Notes: print time in arround 10 mins Category: 3D Printing

... were being printed as ovals instead. I highly recommend this print as a great way to improve your results and tackle larger projects. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: None needed Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15% density

The text discusses a storage solution for a 3D printer, specifically an Anet A8. The current frame is made of acrylic but will be replaced with an aluminum profile frame in the near future. The building process is ongoing and expected to be completed...

After printing this support for my Anet A8, it was moving a lot so I decided to print a support that fits perfectly! Hope you enjoy! Let's print! Salut! After printing a support for my head fan, which was shaking around in all directions, I decided...

... positioned at the tip of the bolt to evenly distribute pressure on the Y plate, allowing for easy scaling down in the slicer if necessary. Alternatively, users can opt for the low-profile version, which fits seamlessly with the ANET A8 machine.

Having printed the excellent tool holder https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2288660 some time ago, I got inspired to design similar holders for the Anet A8's included cutters, but this one would go on the left. This cutter holder simply clips onto...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .2 - .3 Infill: 20-50% Post-Printing Mounting is a breeze, as no additional screws are needed; it simply attaches to the fan/extruder using existing screws. ...Printing time...

This is a custom Autolevel Sensor Mount designed specifically for the Anet A8 3D printer. My initial concept was inspired by the ingenious work of others, notably Thingiverse's #2065897, but I wanted to take it to the next level by repositioning the...

This is a simple remix of the Puddifiest Anet A8 - Power Supply Cover with Switch. I stripped away the text and holes for the AC plug and switch because mine was slightly different. Then, I added a 5.8mm hole for a lever switch that controls my 120mm...

This was created to replace the 9-blade "muffin" fan on my Anet A8 extruder. The stock fan is weak, and unfortunately, if you have the same problem I did and break a blade, the fan becomes VERY noisy and vibrates excessively (affecting print...

The depicted motherboard serves as a basis for our created model, which is illustrated in the accompanying image.

Simplified Filament Guide Upgrade for the Anet A8 3D Printer Upgrading your Anet A8 with a simple and closed filament guide is a straightforward DIY project that requires just a few easy-to-source parts and some basic hardware skills. This filament...

To stabilise it I used Anet A8 simple bumper (antivibration) by agnoia and mixed the two together in Tinkercad. I needed two different versions because of the different thicknesses of the frame on the front and the back and on the sides. So fare...

... out for everyone else. Printer Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 40% Notes: I'm not yet an expert on printing settings, but I used 40% infill for rigidity; use what works best for you.

... any issues with the fit of the tabs on your printer. Here are the print settings used for this cover: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .4 layer height for a 3-hour build time; .2 layer height takes around 6.5 hours Infill: 0%

Edited 2019 01 28 Added version 4 - Semicircular 6 Way Edited 6/12/2018 Added Version 3 4 Way Fan Duct for Anet A8 I'm Not Sure This is Better Than All the Other, but I Like "Squared" Designs. I Am Using It Without Issues Since I Printed. To...