anet a8 plus x belt tensioner 3d models

This is a unique blend of concepts from various sources, infused with my own innovative adjustments.

To assemble this system, you will require two M6 bolts, each measuring at least 35 millimeters in length. ...Additionally, four M6 locking nuts and four M6 washers are also necessary for proper installation.

The X-axis holder got a major makeover to accommodate a pulley system. The initial design was too tight, preventing it from snugly fitting the pulley in place. ...A simple tweak and now everything is working smoothly, just as planned.

another Y-Belt tensioner with screw

I've designed an undercarriage for four standard LM8UU bearings, integrating a belt tensioner into the Y-belt, with all holes and screws sized for M3 diameter using a 5.5mm nut wrench size. There are two versions to accommodate either the original...

Print Details printer: Anet A8 (with some personal touches) slicer software: Simplify3D's advanced features infill density: a quick 40% honeycomb pattern supports for overhangs: definitely included wall layer count: three strong layers top and...

Furthermore, the following parts are also necessary: two M6 nuts and two M6 screws.

This is a printable set of replacement Z axis bearing carriers for the X axis gantry assembly for the Anet A8 and Anet A8 Plus 3D printers.These printers ship now with injection molded carriers, which work fine in these printers default...

This is a printable set of replacement Z axis bearing carriers for the X axis gantry assembly for the Anet A8 and Anet A8 Plus 3D printers. These printers ship now with injection molded carriers, which work fine in these printers default...

This is a very easy timing belt tensioner that I designed for the ANET A6 Prusa (it should work on any 6mm GT2 timing belt). Hand drawn, extremely strong. Print ABS with 100% infill. Use the clip on the other side, also with 100% infill. I used PLA...

After trying various belt tensioners with mixed results, I decided to design a new one specifically tailored for the Anet A6 (or A8). This updated version is designed to be robust and securely fastened to a base table, as you can see in the...

The tensioners available don't fit the A8 in plywood, so I create this one. Notice: it is only compatible with the A8 plywood version, not the plastic version! It doesn't require any screw, bolt, or extra part. I include the Fusion 360 source...

This is a straightforward Belt tensioner designed specifically for the Anet AM8 3D printer's 12mm X Axis. To assemble it, you'll need three M3 screws and three matching M3 nuts. ...I've successfully integrated this tensioner with the carriage featured...

I lengthened the primary body of the tensioner to accommodate a shorter y belt, which was initially insufficient for proper installation. The added length allowed for a more relaxed fit once the plate was applied. ...This modification enables the use of...

After testing several belt tensioners, I settled on the Improved Y-belt Tensioner by Freemark as my top pick, but there were a few features I thought could be improved upon. The bearing placement in the Freemark design was superior to the CH35C0...

... by Olon, a seasoned expert. ... Crafted specifically for the standard Anet A8 Y carriage, this innovative tool requires only two M3 screws and matching nuts to secure it in place. ... Designed to seamlessly integrate with the renowned Tatara frame.

This is a modified version of the standard Y belt tensioner with increased clearance to accommodate the pulley from Thingiverse's [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2763870) model. Only the tensioner was altered; the remaining files were left...

I've printed one already, but it creaks loudly because it's too tight and the gear touching the walls causes problems. ...To fix this, I'll insert some spacers to center the bearing, using either the original or a new gear.

Version B is specifically tailored to fit standard Anet 8mm nuts, whereas version A is optimized for stainless steel nuts that tend to be slightly smaller in size. A notable design feature is the incorporation of captive nuts, allowing for...

... in denser working conditions. The modified design accommodates ABS plastic. Unfortunately, I do not have access to this particular printer. Nevertheless, feedback from the new owner suggests that the tensioner operates without any issues.

... the parts to be made from ABS plastic, which is a great option for many users. Despite not having access to this particular printer, I was thrilled to hear back from the new owner who reported that the tensioner works flawlessly without any issues!

The original tensioner would keep the belt bearings locked in place, stopping them from rotating. ...This new tensioner includes flanges that guarantee the bearings spin smoothly and without hindrance.

This is a custom x-belt holder designed specifically for the GT2 belt used in the Anet A8 3D printer. Before printing, it's essential to verify that your GT2 belt measures either 1.3 or 1.4 millimeters, as this holder is tailored to fit these precise...

X-axis tensioner for Anet A8 3D printer designed specifically for toothed pulleys (GT2_20T_W6_B3), M5 bolts, nuts, and original M3 axis bolt. The tensioner shown in photos is fabricated from ABS plastic, printed on an Anet A8 using the settings...

All my Anet A8 designs: * [Anet A8 lightweight and unobtrusive X-axis cable chain](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2785408) * [Anet A8 slim and robust x-axis tensioner](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2802815) * [Anet A8 power supply cover with...

Accordingly I shortened the pulley part, which gave me the opportunity to also make it a bit lighter. All my Anet A8 designs: Anet A8 lightweight and unobtrusive X-axis cable chain Anet A8 slim and robust x-axis tensioner Anet A8 power supply...

I'd like this new knob to resemble the Y belt tensioner I've already installed (Y Belt Tensioner for ANET A6/A8 by MrPaulM, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2261009), but in a smaller size. ... A SolidWorks project is included, so feel free to...

I swapped out the original body to accommodate a sleek GT2 idler instead.

I made some adjustments to accommodate my toothed pulleys, which can now fit with ease: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2GT-pulley-H-type-wheel-driven-wheel-perlin-idler-wheel-GT2-timing-pulley-16-teeth-bore/32692086650.html

To use Lokster's pulley, simply click on the link provided at Thingiverse, which is located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2196516.