anet a8 x axis belt tensioner 3d models

Belt tensioner for the Y-axis on the Anet E10 requires 2 M4 nuts and some M4 threaded rod or a long screw to install properly. The M3 screw through the bearings can be reused from the old assembly without any issues. To attach it to the frame, use...

Toothed idlers reduce belt wear and supposedly minimize vibration compared to smooth idlers, although this may be a placebo effect. The adjusted height works better with this Y belt attachment: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2333288, along with...

BOM:\r\n1 STL printed 1:1\r\n1 M4x30 socket head cap screw\r\n1 M4 nut\r\nSeveral shims for lower wheel alignment\r\nThree M5 x ?-long screws to replace original wheel fasteners\r\nOptimized for Tronxy X5S

You can explore every detail of my comprehensive overhaul of the original concept at this link: https://www.mikrom.cz/3d-tiskarna-anet-a8/. ...Although it's written in Czech, Google Translate will enable you to grasp all the nuances.

A pal needed an easy solution for their belt tension issue, no part removal or replacement required. Simply slip it in between the belts. ...Crafted to function perfectly without added support systems.

Anet 3D printer X axis belt tensioner, bold and nut require

This is a precision-engineered belt tensioner tailored specifically for the Anet A8 Y belt, engineered to seamlessly integrate with a toothed idler for optimal performance and reliability.

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I crafted this item using Tinkercad, feel free to edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/aUu3O8iUahu. High-quality 608 bearings are widely available and surprisingly affordable. I chose to build upon CH35C0's design by incorporating the...

I had issues with MrPaulM's design due to fitment problems with the printed part, so I recreated it on my own with some variations after getting frustrated with awkward STL file modifications that often occur when remixing a thing. ... Additionally, the...

The image clearly shows the requirements outlined under Detail #3. ...The task is now complete and fully filled to 100% capacity.

The file "Aufnahme_Schrumpfen" or Main_shrinking is a creation with a wider hole diameter of 20.4mm instead of 20mm because I had some shrinking issues.

The human reached out and grabbed a bolt directly from the factory's production line.

It's an adjustment with limited backing, designed to bridge the divide.

This design maximizes every inch of the 3D printed component, ensuring no excess material is wasted during the printing process.

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149867/ Modified to accommodate a larger timing pulley: Pulley Specifications: Teeth: 20 Hole Diameter: 3mm Thickness: 8mm Outer Diameter: 18 mm

Print with high-quality PLA filament at a moderate fill density of sixty percent.

A lighter build design prevents potential issues with any kind of pulley system.

The original Anet A8 and Prusa I3 belts are noticeably larger, whereas the GT2 belt is significantly thinner. ...This belt holder is specifically designed to accommodate the narrower GT2 belt, which measures approximately 1.3-1.4 millimeters in...

... above. ... I needed to somehow solve the tension of the belt on the Y-axis, which the goblin on this printer made them out, in the worst way I think. So I designed this upgrade. ...3roum and mother are from the original idea, my job is just the body.

Find more upgrades for the ET4 printer: 1/ [Y Belt back holder reinforcement](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4166801) 2/ [Y Belt Tensioner](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4166953) 3/ [Universal spool holder ET4...

To optimize Y-axis belt tension, create a Y-belt tensioner using SketchUp based on GregFrost's LM8UU X-Carriage design. This tensioner replaces original clamps without drilling new holes and allows for more accurate tensioning with a M3 bolt and...

X-Carriage for Anet A8 This is a highly useful component, allowing you to significantly reduce weight by replacing one block of LM8UU bearing with a much lighter PLA version. The LM8UU block weighs around 40 grams, while its PLA equivalent with 5%...

I've created a new Y-axis tensioner for the Anet et4 printer, but instead of going in front, it goes in the back. I changed all the electronics for a Makerbase Robin nano and when I mounted the screen I wanted to take advantage of the hole of the...

Dual Z-axis Belt Tensioner for Synchronizer (Anet E12) by gtrslngrchris I extended the housing by 5mm longer, added 2mm to the slider carriage for better part clearance. This modification ensures that all components fit together seamlessly. After...

Human: Custom X-Axis Mounts for Anet A8 Printer.\nOriginal Design by Draxan\nView Instructions Here:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2216161\nPrint Settings:\nPrinter: Anet A8\nRaft Settings: None\nSupport Settings: None\nResolution: 0.2 mm\nInfill...

I'm printing this for a project on Thingiverse under ID 2640020. When I printed my model, the screw and plate were incredibly snug, making them impossible to turn by hand. ...A 22mm wrench proved to be just enough to loosen them, but it's not the only...

The belt should just fit in and hold itself when tensioned. ...This mount also perfectly aligns and centers the belt on an Anet A8. ...You will probably have to shorten your belt a bit.