anet a8 psu fan 3d models

A PSU cover for the Anet A8. There is a hole for a IEC 320 C14 rocker switch and two holes for small toggle switches. ... Print it in the orientation of the rendering.

This PSU cover was designed for the Anet A8. It is suited for a 3-pin fused module plug, an essential upgrade for the Anet A8 which comes without a power switch. The cover is mounted on the right-hand side, with a screw directly on the PSU, which...

Redesigned PSU Cover for the ANET A8. This new design is tailored specifically to accommodate the latest PSU type, as well as incorporating a Maplin Power switch and a neon indicator. ... To achieve this upgrade, I am referencing two essential...

Anet A8 PSU Cover for New Version Power Supply Unit (PSU, 108mm Wide). ... Required: * 1 x Power Socket with Rocker Switch and Fuse Holder (59JR-101-1FR-LR) * Drill one hole in the frame for a 3mm bolt * Drill two holes in the cover to mount the switch...

A remix of a PSU shroud to allow you to use a standard Anet Cable.

Upgraded power supply unit cover for Anet A8 3D printer now manufactured by Upgraded Designs.

A Customized PSU Shroud Redesign for Standard Anet Cables By reconfiguring the existing PSU shroud design, users can now seamlessly integrate standard Anet cables into their printer setup. This innovative modification enables effortless cable...

A minimalist power supply unit enclosure designed specifically for the Anet A8 3D printer, featuring an integrated on/off switch to streamline operation and enhance user convenience.

Here are the custom-built hanger clips that I specifically designed to suspend my Anet's Power Supply Unit (PSU) beneath the 3D printer enclosure, ensuring optimal airflow and heat dissipation. ...These precision-crafted clips are engineered to snugly...

A custom PSU cover designed specifically for the Anet A3, featuring a precise cutout for an IEC 320 C14 rocker switch and two strategically placed holes for small toggle switches. ...To print this design, ensure your printer is oriented correctly...

Cover for PSU with conector and power switch. ....OBJ for your modificaions.

I rearranged the layout because I preferred placing the fan within the design rather than on its exterior. Purchased a fan from Aliexpress. ... https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/32861064814.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4d2WkAeS If you appreciate my...

I crafted a robust PSU holder specifically for the Anet A8 because existing solutions failed to meet my exacting requirements.

... enough to hold the ATX PSU even when printing at 20% infill settings. Designed in Tinkercad with efficiency in mind, this holder prioritizes filament economy. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 20%

Looking for a PSU Adapter for Anet A8? Check out this 29A adapter designed specifically for your Anet A8 3D printer. ...Upgrade your power supply and get the most out of your machine!

Anet A8 PSU Cover modified from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2867007 Removed internal protections; Added extra cut for additional wires; Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Anet A8 PSU Cover Modified Modified from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2867007 Key Changes: - Internal Protections Eliminated; - Additional Wire Cutouts Added.

Simple ATX PSU Mount for Anet A8 Printers May fit other Anet models but verification is uncertain. To avoid chopping cables from a PSU, I designed this mount to easily place and reuse the PSU in the future. The mount can be positioned lower than...

Simple and nearly fully enclosed cover for the Anet A8 PSU. To secure the front, insert an extended M3 screw into the hole so it reaches the threads inside the PSU securely. For the side attachment, you'll need approximately 8mm M3 screws and a bolt...

Recently my original 20A 12V supply for the Anet A8 gave out, so I swapped it with a spare 30A PSU I had set aside for another project. Unfortunately, the mounting holes were entirely different, prompting me to design this straightforward adapter...

I merged two Anet A8 PSU covers that I enjoyed: 2410085 and 2886809. The base design comes from the 2018 model, while incorporating the top element from the other cover. I also added a tree-shaped hole and a light bulb-inspired detail. ...This is my...

Purpose -------- This mount is specifically designed for a replacement power supply unit (PSU) to be used with the Anet A8. The original PSU uses M4 screws, which cannot pass through the acrylic frame of the A8 due to their positioning. ... Required...

... ones, mini rocker 15x10) for light and possibly something else I haven't figured out yet. ... Also, the opening for the power connector/switch was a bit too small, now it goes in snugly. This should fit the 2018 Anet A8 with its original 20A PSU.

Remix of Anet A8 PSU Cover, with mounting holes for multiple 30A PSU:s. Since the mounting holes do move around from PSU to PSU and some holes missing on some models. I added 4 holes to so least 2 of 4 align. Also added some more space on both back...

Cover for power supply model S-360-12 mounted on Anet A8 with IECFilament : Esun PLA+ blackSupport : noInfill : 15%Walls : 3

Human: Remix of Anet A8 PSU Cover, with mounting holes for multiple 30A PSUs. Mounting holes are not fixed and some models lack certain holes. To resolve this issue, I added four new holes to ensure at least two out of the four align properly. By...

My goal was to cool the PSU without adding a fan directly onto it, so I added a ventilation slot to the cover instead. With the bottom of the cover closed, air flows upwards into the PSU and works effectively. I intentionally left it open to the...

... so I redesigned the model in Fusion 360 based on Anet's CAD files. - Aligned acrylic mounting holes correctly - Corrected PSU mounting holes location - Installed countersunk holes for short ATX screws - Added additional reinforcement at the base

... with this device. Enjoy Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: Medium Infill: Yes, up to you Notes: You may want to rotate the model before printing so that the plate with all the holes is at the bottom.

Four M3 screw threads are located in the corners of the PSU, allowing for only 1.5mm screw depth. After some trial and error, I determined the exact positions of the holes, as depicted in the diagram. I printed the revised design, which worked...