anet a8 plus x belt tensioner 3d models

A belt-tensioner/idler combination is available for the I3 Rework variant, which can be fitted inside the right section of the x-axis assembly. This allows for a retrofit of the existing x-assembly with tensioner functionality. The installation...

Untested, need to find time to get hardware but I see belt tensioners mentioned often and want to try making one for Duplicator i3's X-Axis. My idea is to sort of loosely pre-tension the belt and then pull it tight with m3 bot/nut section that slides...

You will need:an M5 x 25 mm to mount the pulleyeither 2 M5 nuts or a lock nut to mount the pulleyan M4 x 25 mm bolt and nut to attach the idler to the baseIts assembly is pretty straight forward.This object main web page...

If you already have an effective belt clip mod and no longer need zip ties to secure your belt together, this belt tensioner is not recommended. This tension arm remix also works with 8.5x13mm 16 & 20 toothed aluminum idler pulleys. This design is...

If you're looking for a belt tensioner that will help align your wheels better on the X carriage, this one should do the trick. To adjust the belt, simply use an M3 screw - I opted for two 30mm screws myself. The belts are secured to the sliding...

My design for the Ender-5+ X & Y-Axis belt tensioning. Could not find anything that I liked so I designed it for myself using the stock bearings. The internal slide requires light sanding to make it glide nicely but if you have any lead screw...

Prusa Mini+ upgrade,Now you can adjust belt tension on Mini+ whilst still having x axis skew correction,Based on the R8 upgraded version x end, Just assemble as per the vanilla x end, but install the additional 2 pieces (threaded screw and...

Additionally, accessing and tightening the belt on the X-Axis carriage after assembly proved to be a frustrating task. To overcome these issues, I designed a simple mounting plate that attaches to the motor and features slots for easy belt...

... uses a 22mm rod spacing. This revised version features only the x-idler and x-motor-mount files, relying on the belt tensioner part from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2477413. ...Both assemblies are derived from modified Prusa i3 original files.

... original for Geeetech is Pro B use 22mm rod distance. It contains only files for x-idler and x-motor-mount. The belt tensioner part is the same as in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2477413. ...Both are based on modified original Prusa i3 files.

I upgraded my Anet A8 heatbed to 300 x 200 and revamped the y-axis design. Most existing Y-axis holder designs take up too much space, so I streamlined it to fit between the threaded rods of this unit (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2477814). ... If...

This is a belt tensioner for the X-axis used with ANYCUBIC MEGAX. It will probably work with the CHIRON as well. This is the easiest belt tensioner to install in my opinion. Simply attach the belt clips to the ends of the left and right belts and...

I encountered significant difficulty when attempting to achieve the desired belt tension on my MK3 printer while assembling it. The limited adjustability provided by rotating the stepper motor during tightening was not sufficient for my needs. To...

2022 New version of X and Y-axis belt tensioner for Anycubic Vyper. Gabel_D3mm for original pulley. Gabel_D5mm for this pulley (5mm/20): https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B09NJXV4KQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 Only the Y...

X axis belt tensioner for Formbot Raptor v1 and possible other printers The knob for tension is designed by funbart https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:641854 You wil need one M5x30 or longer hex head bolt one M5x35 or longer bolt one standard M5 nut...

I had a difficult time getting the belt tension I was looking for when assembling the original MK3 printer. I wanted more adjustment then what is available by rotating the stepper motor when tightening. Once assembled it is also difficult to get back...

This is a relatively simple X-axis tensioner for the GIC Prusa, which are typically found on Amazon and eBay. Unlike most Prusa machines, this one has a different-sized tensioner that won't fit on these particular machines. Installing it will reduce...

A simple, user-friendly belt tensioner for the x axis has been created by me. I've been using it for a few days now, and it performs exceptionally well. Initially designed for use with M3 screws, I used 4mm drill bits to enlarge the holes and...

To secure the X Axis belt tensioner, apply a screw that is 3 millimeters in diameter and 20 millimeters long, accompanied by its matching nut. Additionally, utilize a bolt that measures 5 millimeters in diameter and 40 millimeters in length along...

This replacement x-axis belt tensioning arm is designed to upgrade the one originally created by MazaaFIN. Two versions are available: one for 17mm separations and another for 27mm separations, mirroring the original design. A key distinction...

This belt tensioner slips neatly into the open side of the right portion of the X gantry of the Prusa I3 reworked set. Despite being refined, it is already fully operational. Supplemental components include 1 x M4 nut and 1 x M4 screw measuring 30-40...

This is a replacement part designed specifically for the TEVO Tarantula X Idler, now featuring an integrated belt tensioner. The latest version includes a significant upgrade over previous iterations. When selecting the Case and Lid files, users...

This is a modification of the most recent v1.2 X-carriage of the original [HyperCube by Tech2C](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1752766), which combines it with the [Hypercube easy Belt tensioner by...

... bearing, M6 bolt, and nut as provided to install the pulley and belt. Tighten the back screw until the belt is moderately tensioned and run a few test prints to get the best quality with minimal "ringing" in the y travel faces of the test prints.

This X axis belt tensioner is far easier to use than the stock Creality tensioner when doing maintenance. You can use the two stock bearings, M8 x 1.25 x 25 “axle” bolt, and one of the M4 socket head screws and t-nuts. Additionally, it requires an M5...

Belt Tensioner for X Axis of DMS DP5. This part works seamlessly with the original bearings, no matter their model - there's simply no label on them. The only thing you need to do is transfer your existing bearings over to my tensioner. You'll...

The Upgrade With my Y belt tensioner working so well, I decided to create a similar one for the X axis. It functions exactly like the Y belt tensioner and boasts an identical design. After testing it, I'm happy to report that it works flawlessly. A...

To complete this project, you will need to acquire the following additional parts: 1 x M5 25mm hex bolt (for thumbwheel) 1 x M5 hex bolt (cut to length to be flush with the thin side of the mount) (Optional) 1 x M5 washer (between thumbwheel and...

... Since support is included in the STL file, no additional support is required. The support broke off easily during my print using PLA. Be cautious when inserting M4 screws for belt tensioning to avoid stripping the square opening for nut insertion.

This is a belt tensioner for the X-axis used with ANYCUBIC MEGAX. It will probably work with the CHIRON as well. This is the easiest belt tensioner to install in my opinion. Simply attach the belt clips to the ends of the left and right belts and...