anet a8 steel frame 3d models

This design is compatible with the aluminum frame modification of Anet A8, AM8 Prusa i3. Before printing, make sure it works with your extruder mount. I printed it using 25% infill and a layer height of 0.2mm. ... You can find the spool holder I used...

... snugly. Since I can't test it without the paper on an Anet A8, it might need adjusting for a paperless acrylic frame. ... See other side:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2105106 See upper braces by Electrico:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1672959

Other Designs from me for Anet A8: Check out my remix of Leo's Front Frame Brace: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2224643 My Y Axis Cable Holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2741868 My Anet A8 Y Axis Belt Tensioner for GT2 Pulleys:...

I really loved the original design by Puddlefist (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2397219), but since my Anet A8 isn't suitable for a rigid plane, I chose to modify this project. I modified the front frame support so that I could add an extra...

This is a no-drill option for my post on the Ultimate Frame bracing, Anet A8 and more. Please read it first: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3152453. Also check out the LED mounts you can print and put on your threaded rod:...

This is a remix of my X brace found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4133747 This X and Y brace extends your Anet A8 Plus in the X and Y directions by 40mm, providing stability to the frame and sufficient space for a 330x330mm hot bed surface....

This is a remix of my X brace found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4133747 This X and Y brace is ment to extend your Anet A8 Plus in the X and Y directions by 40mm. The brace will help stabilize the frame and the added room gives you enough...

It's a custom build combining the Y-axis redesign for Anet A8 with a frame reinforcement designed specifically for 8mm rods. I've been using this setup for over a year now, and it's essential to note that some thermal insulation is required between...

This is a clip designed specifically to secure wires to your Anet A8 frame. To install, push it firmly onto the frame, optionally using hot glue for added stability, and then zip tie your wires directly to it - the holes are precisely sized for 3mm...

To secure the rear frame firmly onto a base plate on an Anet A6 or A8 printer, follow these steps. Although I haven't tested this design on an A8, it's likely to be identical. If you have experience with either model, please let me know if there are...

The design fits perfectly in my Anet A8 with Simhopp's Frame Brace, and I'm using MatteoMeraldi's GoPro Frame instead of the one that comes with mine, allowing me to keep power connected for extended time-lapse sessions. This was my first project...

Attach two screws with nuts (I used Anet spare parts) to the frame support, as seen in the picture for reference (#4). Do this before attaching the support to the PSU. Use glue, specifically designed for plastics, to attach the inner support pins...

attach two screws with nuts (i used two anet spare parts) to the frame support (see picture for reference (#4). do this before fixing the support to the psu. use glue, plastic specific to glue the inner support pins to the support and silicone to...

i (imperial) M (metric) 8 (Tronxy 8xx, Anet A8) Frame. This frame is possibly the most affordable and durable available, with minimal technical expertise required for assembly. You may need to drill a hole here or there in the printed plastic...

For anyone who shares my passion for using metal extruder motor mounts like this one from Amazon, I've got some good news: this mount fits perfectly on the top left or right of the Anet A8 acrylic frame, allowing you to secure the aluminum motor...

This is a cost-effective way to get a metal frame for your Anet A8 or similar printer. In Canada, aluminum extrusions are very expensive, so I created this project. You'll need the following materials (prices in CAD): 1x10' of 3/4" EMT tubing - $10...

Here is a revised version of the text: Hi, this is the rear frame for Anet A8 for those who have broken the original one. It's too long to be printed in one piece, so I've split it into two parts with a male/female junction. I designed it 2mm thicker...

This is my design to boost your Anet A8 frame's stability and make it rock-solid! All you need are some printed files - two Screw parts, one extensionerV2 piece, and another one called extensioner V2-2. You'll also require thin metal wire with a...

If you want better prints and faster printing, you need to make the Anet A6/A8 more rigid with a stiffer frame. One way of doing this is to clamp or mount the y-carriage M8 rods to a solid base plate that can be made from plywood or similar material....

If you want better and faster printing, you need to make the Anet A6/A8 more rigid with a stiffer frame.One way of doing this, is to clamp/mount the y-carriage M8 rods to a solid base plate. The plate can be plywood or similar.Most other solutions I...

I'm upgrading my Anet A8 and discovered that my frame is different from standard sizes, which I believe might be due to it being a Tronxy printer. To get the front frame brace working on my printer, I had to modify it since other braces didn't fit....

I filled the holes with solid material that had been moved in place. ...I printed one part at a resolution of 0.25 and a speed of 80mm/s, completing it under seven hours. Printer Settings Printer Anet A8 Resolution 0.2-0.3 Infill 25%

bed frame for the anet a8 plus with a strain relief integrated into the frame. this is the strain relief i integrated into the frame. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2482038 . i used a m4 nut to hold the frame in place an it helps with the spring...

Hey guys! In the process of upgrading my Anet A8 I realized that my frame is different than the standard sizes. I believe it to be some form of a Tronxy printer. Anyways I had to modify this front frame brace to fit my printer because the other front...

Enhanced Version Print Time (60 mm/s) = 8 hours Material used (grid support 0%) = 110 grams Solid Version Print Time (60 mm/s) = 10 hours Material used (grid support 0%) = 145 grams Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes...

You'll need to tighten the Y-belt tensioner on your Anet A8 wooden frame to ensure smooth operation and prevent damage. To do this, locate the tensioner which is usually situated near the extruder motor. It's a small pulley with a bolt in its...

bed frame for the anet a8 plus with a strain relief integrated into the frame. this is the strain relief i integrated into the frame. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2482038 . i used a m4 nut to hold the frame in place an it helps with the spring...

This is a remix of my X brace found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4133747 This X and Y brace is ment to extend your Anet A8 Plus in the X and Y directions by 40mm. The brace will help stabilize the frame and the added room gives you enough...

I tore apart my Anet A8 printer according to the instructions found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3401790, a project that really sparked my creativity. ...After completing the rebuild, I discovered that the Y motor mount was woefully inadequate...

This is a custom design for pheneeny's Anet A8 All Metal Frame front LCD case. If you haven't modified yours yet, I highly recommend doing so - it's worth the time and cost. You can find the original design on Thingiverse:...