anet a8 x axis belt tensioner 3d models

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I tried SUPASORN's design twice, but it snapped one leg the moment I applied some pressure. Perhaps my 3D printer has faulty ABS, that's a possibility. ...To fix the issue, I simply added a little extra material on either side, and it held up just fine.

I'm truly sorry for the subpar photo. The model was printed in PETG, and I made a slight adjustment by splitting the grip area to facilitate a smoother printing process. ...From what I've learned so far, this modification seems entirely adequate.

Printers with slightly higher tolerances than designed may require enlarging hole clearances in pilot holes, between the idler mount and acrylic frame, and between the boxes and idler mounts to prevent binding issues.

I initially liked the design that I had shared as a remix but ultimately didn't find it satisfactory due to my inability to securely fasten the buckle in place without the metal strip popping out of its holder, so I decided to create an alternative...

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I made a simple cover for the nut on the belt tensioner on the X-axis for my Creality Ender 3 V2.

A remix of the Anycubic MegaX x-axis belt tensioner by penguin-holic The tensioner is 10mm longer, enabling using it on just the left side (from back perspective) instead of having to replace both and then move the endstop.

The belt tensioner is specifically designed for the Folgertech Prusa I3's x-axis belt. To optimize its performance, it is recommended to install x-axis guide rod endstops on your printer first. ...This modification, along with instructions on how to...

This is a Filament Relocator attachment for the "remixed" X-Axis Belt Tensioner endcaps (preference to the "Final X-Axis Belt Tensioner"). Fairly simple: - Attach this to the supplied accessory mounting holes - Bowden Tube from the Extruder to this...

This is a custom belt tensioner for the Folgertech Prusa I3 x-axis belt, specifically designed to upgrade your printer's performance. Before attempting to install it, I recommend first modifying your printer to incorporate x-axis guide rod endstops,...

The C270 Webcam Mount is specifically designed to be used with the CR-10 X-Axis Belt Tensioner, a device that helps to fine-tune the belt tension on your 3D printer's X-axis. This mount allows for easy installation and secure placement of the webcam,...

I broke two of the supplied acrylic clamps, because I put them on a little too tightly. ...My clamp has the same size with a recess for the Y-axis belt. ...It fix the belt but cannot break that easy.

The X-axis belt tensioner for the Anycubic Prusa I3 is a customized adaptation of the machine's right-hand side assembly. ...To create this part, you will require an M6 bolt and a wing nut.

couldnt find this so i created it. ...this is the x axis cover for the belt tensioner on the Ender 3 V2 NEO (only!)Printed at0.16mmPLAScrew mount side up on plater

just add the X axis belt tensioner fixing clamp the camera moduleto set up the proper focus of camera do you need this camera modification :https://www.printables.com/model/302516-logitec-c270-focus-adjustment/files

To adjust your x-axis belt tension, follow these steps: first, remove the belt ends from the extruder carriage. Then, place the casing on the carriage so that the hole aligns and route the belt ends through it. Drill the screw holes and attach a bolt...

... pulley mount snapped under pressure. To rectify this issue, I've beefed up the top, bottom, and left edges by 1.5 mm, making the nut trap a whopping 0.5 mm larger so that you can fit the nut in with ease without cracking the tensioner at that end.

Ender 3 or Pro X-Axis Belt Tensioner for short belts. The original version was found to be too tight for my belt, so I remixed this one for the tighter belt that my 3D printer has. It only tightens the belt up by an additional ~10mm, but my belt is...

This replaces brittle acrylic straps holding the belt on the bed's bottom for the Y-axis, also improving belt geometry by lowering the belt a few mm to align with the pulley. The belt ends slip into block halves and out through the hole. When loose,...

I've made it 1.5 mm larger at top, bottom, and left, the nut trap is enlarged 0.5 mm so that it's less likely you'll crack that end of the tensioner getting the nut in, and the hole for the tensioner bolt goes all the way through. Print Settings...

However, I do have some issues: 1) Unfortunately, I couldn't use the full extent of the Y-axis as intended due to the belt holder provided - the belt loops require some extra space for tightening adjustments, which then conflicts with the pulley. 2)...

X belt tensioner for a Anet A8 Plus modeled to fit a 20 tooth idler pully.

This includes taking note of the OEM plate for the X-axis Belt Tensioner. To complete the X Belt Tensioning Kit, you'll need the following essential parts: 1. One Plate 2. Two Bearing F688Z - 8x16x5 3. Two Screws Socket Head M4x8 mm 4. Two Hammer...

This section is intended for installation on the X-axis drive of the Anet A8-M 3D printer.

I required an X-Belt Spanner with a GT2-Roller. I took over the concept/design of JPK89 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2314990 and this time added a cutout for the GT2-Roller in FreeCAD, which fits perfectly with an M3x18 screw. ...The rest remains...

Notably, this x-axis belt tensioner was specifically created for the original R1 x-end-motor part. However, it may not be compatible with the newer R2+ part featuring an integrated tensioner. To confirm its compatibility, further testing is...

A remix of the Anycubic MegaX x-axis belt tensioner by penguin-holic (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4908450)The tensioner is 10mm longer, enabling using it on just the left side (from back perspective) instead of having to replace both and then...

A remix of the Anycubic MegaX x-axis belt tensioner by penguin-holic (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4908450)The tensioner is 10mm longer, enabling using it on just the left side (from back perspective) instead of having to replace both and then...

X-axis belt tensioner setup for Robo 3D uses a 608 bearing. The tensioner bolts to the side washer of the x-axis idler pulley, utilizing the existing bolt and featuring a keyed slot for the bolt head. This design enables you to tighten the lock nut...