anet a8 power supply 3d models

Mankind stands apart as a unique creation of the supreme being.

Reimagined in cutting-edge CAD software, I underwent a meticulous transformation. ...Gone are the vestiges of my previous design, replaced by innovative features sourced from a vintage electrical powerhouse.

You've got a single document containing three distinct components: a slot for a switch, a socket for an appliance coupler, and a section devoid of openings to accommodate either cables or switches.

The engineer carefully crafted a custom design around the periphery, meticulously drilling out screw holes that doubled as slots. ...These cleverly designed slots greatly facilitated precise alignment between the printer's base and its protective cover.

... both pieces in the orientation that the files come, it is not necessary to use supports. Note: This part is designed for the power supply that comes with the Anet A8 for a different source it will be necessary to relocate the holes on the side

Anet A6 / A8 power supply holder. When the Anet printer is in a box, such as an ikea table box. The printer power supply must be out of the box to prevent overheating. ...We attach this holder to the leg of the box from the outside.

... Socket (e.g. this one, TIP: check if fuse protection is required) Rocker switch (for LED light) (e.g. this one) Print Settings: Printer: ANET A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Notes: Printed with front face pointing down

I crafted a custom power supply cover for my Anet A8, incorporating a toggle switch that I find aesthetically pleasing.

I originally had this on my Anet A8. ... I modified the original file and gave it rear legs and removed the Anet A8. ... I will be using this as my power supply for a PTC heater for my resin printer.

Slip-on fan shroud designed for 70mm fans on Anet A8 printers securely mounts to the frame and power supply unit, with the fan pushing onto tapered supports.\r\n\r\nConnecting the fan to an available fan header already built into the default Anet...

Cased Power Supply Upgrade for Anet A8 Ready to Roll. Works Smoothly with Either a 20A PSU or Not. Lightweight Version Based on Freemark Project Design. UPDATE: New Adapter Added for Fans with 50mm Holes Installed. V3.0 Available Now - Double the...

User-Friendly Upgrade Kit for Standard Anet A3 Power Supply Plus NES-350 Upgrade Option

I've tweaked this design for the power source housing on my Anet A8, allowing me to secure it from the left side using an existing hole in the Anet's framework. ...This setup provides a more stable fit.

This power supply cover with switch(es) and plug is designed for use with the ANET A8, which comes equipped with a S-240-12 power supply. It's essential to note that the inrush current of the S-240-12 is 15A, exceeding the steady-state current value...

I liked Leo_N's idea for a small fan mount for the PSU on my Anet, so I had to give it a try for my newer style power supply. I decided to teach myself some openSCAD and create one that would fit perfectly. This design holds a 40mm x 40mm x 10mm fan,...

Print the model with the circular opening pointing downwards and add support for the tiny hook component at the back. ... Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: Solid (100%)

A High-Tech Power Supply Fan with a Twisted Twist - A Tornado-Shaped Cover Gives It a Cool, Futuristic Look

As some of you may know newer versions of the Anet A8 have slightly change the PSU cover, mine was made in March 2020 so I had to make some adjustments to the model made by Leo N. If you are not sure if the model will fit your PSU I made a test...

UPDATE 3/17/2017 - I upgraded my Anet A8 and sold it, no longer owning the printer. I printed parts, tested them, and it worked well! Remixed to fit an IEC320 C14 3-Pin Socket with Rocker Switch:...

This is a custom cover for my power supply, which may require adjustments to the hole size and length to fit perfectly. My power supply switch and plug are separate components. ...The design was created using Tinkercad, an online 3D modeling tool, and...

Print Settings Printer: ANET A8 Prusa i3 DIY Kit Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 10% (in fact 100%, due to low wall thickness) Notes: Renkforce 1.75mm PLA used. Slic3r Extrude-Temperature: 210°C Bed-Temperature: 53°C Post-Printing ...

I used the original file for my first 3D print and I created a new one with nearly identical size, moving the two holes to accommodate my power button and adding a grid on each side. I rotated the cover to print it without support. It's my very...

I simply wanted a straightforward PS cover with one solitary opening for the power switch. To protect my circuitry, I decided to install an inline barrel fuse situated discreetly behind the switch. Additionally, I needed just a basic 10mm...

This is a remix of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2310469 by: https://www.thingiverse.com/Tissat I created this custom design through the following modifications: • I added a single hole for the power switch only, optimizing its placement. • I...

Crafted with precision, this individual is uniquely tailored using advanced 3D modeling techniques.

The latest human design boasts a larger size compared to its predecessor, featuring an even smaller switch hole and enhanced stability. ...Additionally, it offers increased cable real estate, catering to users who require ample room for their...

I ran into problems with the initial design. To start, the switch placement was set too high, causing issues when trying to insert it due to crimped terminals and wires. To address this, I redesigned the setup by lowering the switch location.

I encountered problems with the initial setup, primarily due to the switch's positioning being too high, which made it difficult to insert the crimped terminals and wires completely. ...To resolve these issues, I redesigned the installation by lowering...

I upgrade this ordinary Anet A8 power supply to suit my specific needs.