anet a8 v1 5 3d models

I crafted a custom enclosure for my Anet A8, requiring a precise filament guide on top. ...Utilizing Fusion 360 as my CAD design tool, I created a solution that integrates seamlessly with a standard 1/2-inch hole.

This is a custom upgrade kit designed to replace the standard power supply on an Anet A3 with advanced capabilities of the A8, featuring a robust 360-watt power output and reliable 12-volt DC current delivery.

Just a simple bracket for the 3dtouch sensor for an Anet A8. ...It fastens between the extruder fan and its heatsink and doubles as spacers for the fan screw helping to keep the fan vertical.

This is a trial run for a dual extrusion mount designed specifically for the Anet A8. ...If anyone happens to print this prior to my test, kindly report back any adjustments that need to be made.

Anet A8 DIAGONAL STRENGTHENING RODS\r\nBase attachment points to diagonal rods are provided. \r\nDiagonal rods will have a 60-degree inclination relative to the horizontal plane. ...\r\nThe threaded rods must be diameter 8mm, length 460mm.

The Anet A8 printer was used to produce the output, with a layer thickness of 0.2 millimeters. ...The overall material thickness came out to be 7 millimeters, consisting of a 3-millimeter hotbed and a 4-millimeter glass component.

A straightforward holder for Anet A8 filaments, consisting of two easily installed components that fit snugly onto the printer's top surface. ...The included files are tailored specifically for use with Solidworks software.

Reinforcement plate for the rear of the Anet A8 3D printer, serving as a substitute for the rod stop and eliminating the need for the rod's plastic flippers.

The Model of the 12864 LCD is used extensively in the Anet A6/A8 3D Printers. ...It was designed using the powerful tools of Fusion 360, then expertly exported into a versatile Step format for easy adaptation.

I upgraded the Z-Axis on my Anet A8, and because the filament kept getting tangled up with the belt, which wasn't actually causing any issues, I decided to build a custom filament guide to fix the problem.

I've got an Anet A8 printer. I love it, but my filament spools were too big to fit. ...So I made a spacer that goes under the spool holder !

Human: Mosfet Halter for Anet A8. The mosfet is screwed into the bottom of the board instead of the distance rings. ... My first download of a self-drawn part.

**Other improvements for Anet A8:** * Overhead lighting - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4901565 * Side lighting - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5158112 * Power supply cover - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4901390...

This is my custom LV cover fan for my Anet A8. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The screws should fit perfectly in this version; the previous one was too small.

I'm revamping my ANET A8 frame upgrade for the second time, opting instead to create a fresh page and sidestepping the hassle of updating individual components on the outdated version.

I designed a basic attachment for mounting the Rumba board on my Anet A8. ...The holes drilled for the Rumba are 3.9mm in diameter, and they're prepped to accept heat-set threaded inserts.

I created this bracket quickly to secure the Y motor to the Y idler on my ANET A8. You may need to tweak it slightly before creating one for yourself. ...The material used is stainless steel, 2mm thick.

I upgraded the ANET A8 PLUS Extruder Fan component today. I made significant changes to the extruder assembly. ...By replacing the cumbersome bolt with an accessible design, I greatly improved the overall user experience.

I designed another fanduct for the Anet A8, utilizing it as the foundation for my custom cabinet edition printer setup. ...Additionally, I incorporated a holder for a M12mm PNP inductive sensor to enable the automatic leveling feature.

Filament Button for Anet A8. Layer settings are adjusted to a precision of .2. No support structures are required, allowing for unobstructed print flow. ... An infill pattern of 10% is specified, providing a balance between structural integrity and...

I designed a custom angled mount for a bowden extruder on my Anet A8, but I had to modify it because I lacked precision measuring tools to drill accurate screw holes.

Now the printer is operating at full capacity, all thanks to Paul0's expert advice. ...Print Settings are easily accessible from this screen. Printer Type: Anet A8 Raft Printing: Enabled

I took the design from arch3rrr's frame brace, downloaded it, and when I saw that the front was completely blank, I decided to give it a complete overhaul to feature the name Anet A8 prominently.

I required a more compact cover than davbarr's design, as I had installed my mosfet directly beneath it. ...Consequently, I reduced the size to perfectly encase the Anet A8 motherboard.

I craft bespoke reverse extruders specifically tailored for the Anet A8. ...To convert this customized setup into a standard configuration, you can utilize Cura's mirror feature with precision.

This is a remix of a extruder mount that attaches to the top of the frame. ...This mount "Should" work with almost all extruders (Including the one Anet-A8 came with).

This wire strain relief is designed specifically for the Anet A8 Plus hotend, and it necessitates using 2mm longer M4 screws to function properly. ...It should be compatible with standard zipties.

* Anet-A8-Power-Switch-Cover.STL: This version includes a safety cover with a built-in switch and has a fusible shape measuring 58mm by 34mm. * Anet-A8-Power-Switch-Cover.STL: This variant features a safety cover with a switch shape, measuring 28mm...

This is a custom adaptation of maxwoodpecker's Anet A8 LCD Table Holder. ...Requiring an LCD mount that fits discreetly beneath the enclosure, I modified his design to create a solution with a subtle tilt for improved viewing.

Hello, this is a custom-made bracket created for the Anet A8 3D printer. ...The bracket plays a crucial role in maintaining the flatness of the front plate by counteracting the warping that occurs when tightening the drive belt.