anet a8 x belt holder 3d models

This is my replica of the original anet A8 y belt tensioner. ...Do what you want with it.

ANET A6 BELT HOLDER. ... Print Settings: Printer: ANET A6 Rafts: Don't Worry About It Supports: Not Necessary Resolution: 1.5 Millimeter Precision Infill Density: Optimal at 20 Percent

... ... I make a minor modification to the block part. I add a screw and a T-NUT on top for better stability. Then, I remix the idler part to match my Anet A8 Plus ball bearing x belt tensioner Project (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4287075).

I created this remix from Ohmwrecker01's design because my belt kept jumping off those teeth. The concept is to pass the belt from one side to another and secure it with a flange. I made this remix of #Ohmwrecker01's creation because my belt jumped...

... just like these for the Anet E12. Anet E12 Two-Piece Cooling Fang Anet E12 Legs Using Current Rubber Feet Anet E12 Make the Control Unit a Part of the Printer. Anet E12: Cable Strain Relief for Heated Bed (Improved) Anet E12: Y Belt Tensioner

... approximately 4.5mm, compared to the original. I reengineered this belt tensioner specifically for my Anet A8 clone to ensure it functions seamlessly. ... The settings used were: Layer Height - 0.1mm, Infill - 60% Giroid, and Material - PLA.

Redrawn version of Anet A8 Plus Y-Belt tensioner. ... parts needed: - 2x Allen M6 45 mm long bolt (or longer) - 2x M6 nut other parts come with machine in original setup.

Y-Axis Belt Tensioner for Anet A8. ...Watch the Step-by-Step Tutorial Here: https://youtu.be/AYvk_e3o5xI I drew inspiration from a previous design found on Thingiverse, specifically this version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149867

Humans, a remix can fit perfectly into the screw portion and I highly recommend using it with all except flexible obvious exceptions. ...Upgrade your Anet A8 to simplify the installation of a new belt during maintenance.

The upgraded Y carriage for the Anet A8 does not come with tapped holes to attach the belt. This design has captive M4 nuts that allow the belt holders to be installed from the reverse side without tapping the holes (the holes on mine were to large...

Belt Tensioner Upgrade for the X-axis on the Anet E10. This upgrade requires two M4 nuts and some M4 threaded rod or a long screw to install properly. To attach it to the X-axis, you can reuse the t-slot nuts and screws that originally held the...

The teeth of the stock ANET A8 version ride directly on the plain surface of the bearing, which can cause vibrations in the y- and x-axis motion. Let's take a closer look at some CUSTOMIZER configurations: Default (Pulley T Ht = 6.5, Retainer Ht =...

Belt Tensioning Upgrade for Anet A8 and Similar 3D Printers **Warning:** This modification will stretch your belts, requiring an upgrade to fiberglass-reinforced belts to prevent dimensional errors in prints. To apply this upgrade, use M4 hex head...

As I built my Anet A8, I spotted a problem with the Y-axis belt being pulled upwards where it attaches to the aluminum frame beneath the heated bed. Ideally, no vertical force should be applied as the Y-axis moves. ...This spacer is designed to fix that...

The Anet A8 is a popular 3D printer that requires regular belt tension adjustments to maintain optimal performance. Over time, these belts can loosen due to wear and tear, leading to print quality issues such as wobbly layers and inaccurate prints.

This setup offers a practical alternative to traditional X belt locking methods, ideal for applications where frequent mounting and unmounting of the X belt is required, such as when replacing the x-axis assembly. ...While it enables effortless...

A specially designed plate tailored to utilize two M3 nuts and two M3 x 18 screws, both of which are conveniently included in the standard equipment package of the Anet A8 kit.

For an ANET A6 3D printer's tensioning system, using an axe is not recommended. A more suitable tool would be a pair of pliers or a wrench to adjust the belt tension. ...This will provide a safer and more precise method for making adjustments.

This is a Y Belt Clamp designed specifically for the Anet A8/AM8. It seamlessly integrates with the stock H plate, making it an ideal solution for your printer's needs. To bring this clamp to life, you'll need to print two essential components: 1.

Belt Tensioner Upgrade for the Anet E10's X-Axis Requires a Couple of M4 Nuts and Some M4 Threaded Rod or a Long Screw. Re-Use the Existing T-Slot Nuts and Screws to Secure It to the X-Axis, Plus the Hardware That Used to Keep the Bearings in Line...

This mod shifts the tension point of the Anet A6 and A8's Y-belt to align perfectly with the pulley, ensuring a smooth and even printing experience. ...To achieve this, extra points are strategically placed on the fixture to maintain perfect balance and...

I've successfully printed numerous projects, but each one has presented its own set of challenges, particularly when working with my Anet A8. ...This time around, I'm choosing to start over from the ground up and incorporating the best design elements...

This print uses the following components: * 2x M3 Phillips screws (18mm long, with a 5mm round head) - I had a few extra from the Anet A8 kit * 2x M3 nuts * 4x M4 screws (the same ones used for the stock Y-belt clamp) The print consists of three...

This is a timing belt tensioner for ANET A8 Plus Y-axis belt tensioning. ... For assembly you need to get: 1pcs DIN934-M4 hexagon nut 1pcs DIN912-M4x25 cylinder head screw 1pcs DIN912-M5x20 cylinder head screw 1pcs 2GT20-B5 idler And for...

Human beings require a reliable and efficient 3D printing experience, which is why upgrading to an advanced printer like the Anet A6 or A8 can make all the difference. To ensure seamless operation, it's essential to have a sturdy and durable belt...

A modified belt mount for sadegroo's E3D Titan Aero mount for Anet A8 AM8 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3423607 Loops the belt around and forces it to interlock to prevent slippage. I still use zip ties to keep the ends together, but it's less...

This thing enables you to use shorter belts in a printer with the traverse bar mounted on the lower side.This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2782170which is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2347849Update 03.05.2021:Added...

I created this tensioner upgrade for my Anet A6 and A8 3D printers to simplify X-Belt tightening. Two friends requested the design, and I wanted to create one myself, so here it is! To assemble the tensioner, use all parts once (Frame_L and Frame_R...

I designed this upgrade specifically for my Anet A6 and A8 3D printers to simplify X-Belt tensioning. Two friends requested that I create this design, and I also wanted to try it out myself, which led to the creation of this tensioner. To assemble...

Currently redesigning some things on my Anet A8 Plus, and liked how the motor was mounted from [thing:2394683](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2394683) as well as the belt holder. ...The only problem I had with it was with the Idler-Tensioner, I...