anet a8 x carriage 3d models

https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2099577 Firmware Adaptation: Because the nozzle position was changed, you should adjust the following parameter in your configuration.h file: #define X_MIN_POS -10 WARNING: If this parameter is...

We're adding an X-Axis chain with open links that make it super easy to place wires. Next up, we'll be attaching the Z-axis chain to the motor idler - but that's still in the design phase. Stay tuned for updates! ...This project is specifically designed...

Custom Print for Anet A8 3D Printers with X-Axis Rods That Need Extra Tension Holders. Specifically Designed to Work with M3 Nuts and Bolts. ... Update: After My First Test Print, I Was Not Impressed With the Fit, So Many Dimensions Have Been Revised...

Anet A8 X Bracket for the X and Z Axis.\r\n\r\nThis bracket is designed to fit perfectly with the Anet frame, making it a great addition to your printer.\r\n\r\nFeatures Include:\r\n- Simplifies electronics setup and cleanup\r\n- May require 1.5 mm...

This is a rebuilt version of the Anet A8 right X mount. It's identical in terms of geometry, designed specifically for use with standard teethed pulleys and adjustable support for X rods. All nuts feature their hex places in plastic. To assemble...

The Cobra Carriage has been designed with precision and care, specifically tailored for use with Anet A8 printers that feature 45mm rail spacing on the X axis. However, this clever design can easily adapt to other 3D printers with similar rail...

X-axis Belt Tensioner for M4 screws > 20mm length (>M4x20) 1st version designed specifically for flat headed screws with up to 8mm diameter head. 2nd version suitable for all types of screws. There is a technical drawing available in the PDF file...

Reworking of the Thingiverse model 1666094 was undertaken to achieve a superior fit with the lower linear bearing on the X-axis carriage of my Anet A8 printer, which the original design struggled to accommodate effectively.

This is an upgrade tailored specifically for the latest Anet A8 variant, which now comes equipped with the precision-crafted X carriages made from injection-molded plastic. ...These new carriages fit seamlessly into place, eliminating the snugness...

I simply clip a tiny zip tie anywhere I need it on my Anet A8S X carriage to keep cables organized at minimal cost, no extra printing required.

I modified the original design to fit better with my AM8 frame and expanded its Y range for more versatility. This custom part is designed to work seamlessly with two other components: a chain found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2043493, and...

People construct everything using readily available fasteners that are manufactured and marketed globally.

Sometimes I need to fix some issues on different models. That's why I created my own extruder cart. The belt holder, linear bearings, and fanduc are made up of other models. - fan blower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2086437 - belt holder and...

WIP

*** UPDATE 05/09/18: I have added a carriage version for rods with 46.5mm centre to centre distance, which will fit the newer A8 with four bolts in the stepper motor on X axis. Also added shroud V3 with integrated fan duct. You shouldn't need any...

K3D Toolhead mount for stock Anet ET4/5 X carriage and mount for 12mm ABL Probe. ... x_offset: -29 y_offset: -43.25

This is my second design of an Anet A8 direct drive X carriage, intended to fit an e3d hotend, bltouch, 40mm hotend fan, 40mm part blower, and original MK8 extruder. This revision compiles a lot of ideas I had operating my A8 over the years with my...

Modify Paclanc's circular fan duct to fit on Dovanzeijl's Anet A6 x-carriage. ...Update: July 18, 2018 - Add AnetA6_X-carriage_circular_fan_duct_48_2, which is 1.5 mm lower than before.

My own take on a high-performance Anet A8 X Axis GT2 Belt Clamp Attachment.

Anet A8 Bowden Compatible Offset X Axis Belt Tensioner for Human Use.

I'm absolutely fascinated by the Anet A6 Z-Carriage designed by runtimeterror, and what I found lacking was a straightforward X-endstop holder, which prompted me to create my own solution.

Here is a modified Fun Duct for Anet A6/A3 X-carriage by Dovanzeijl: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2171816 with X-carriage for E3D V6. Simply insert the duct into the turbine funnel, and you're done! ...Update 2.05.2018 - Expanded design to prevent...

# Lead Screw upgrade for X axis Compatible with all printers that follow the Anet or Prusa specification for the Z Rods spacing.(17mm or 22mm in between the linear rod and lead screw see images bellow for information)...

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

I've printed one already, but it creaks loudly because it's too tight and the gear touching the walls causes problems. ...To fix this, I'll insert some spacers to center the bearing, using either the original or a new gear.

I got fed up with constantly replacing weak idlers so I designed this tensioner to utilize larger roller bearings. It uses a motor gear, a 5 mm shaft, and 5x13x4 bearings. The shaft will need to be cut flush with the outside of the bearings using a...

The Enhanced Anet A8 X-Axis Belt Tensioner - A Beefed Up Version. It performs flawlessly on my trusty Anet A8, by the way! Created using Autodesk Inventor's impressive capabilities. ... Print Settings: Supports: No Infill Percentage: 20

This carrier features a 45mm gap between the shafts, whereas my Anet A8 has a 47.5mm spacing. Consequently, before using this carrier, I need to print new X-Carriage Mounts. ...For this scenario, I recommend checking out:...

Juh's original model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2785408 My remix: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4778071 I recently purchased an Anet A8 Plus, which uses the same X-axis design, and most of the same parts as the Anet A8, to include the...

This replacement for the Anet A2 X carriage hotend holder was redesigned to optimize its performance, now featuring three contact points instead of four on the aluminum extrusion. ...In the photo, I'm showcasing the part attached to the bottom half of...