anet a8 x carriage 3d models

My Anet A8 (2017 model I think) has rods spaced just over 46mm rather than the typical 45mm. I uploaded many file types including step, iges, and inventor such that it can be modified further. ...Check the original thing for all the important info and...

My Anet A8 (2017 model, so I'm fairly certain) boasts rods spaced at a precise 46mm, deviating ever so slightly from the standard 45mm. I uploaded an assortment of file types, including step, iges, and inventor files, to enable further customization....

These brackets are designed for the first series of Anet A8 printers to minimize X-axis motion particularly when printing in higher levels of the printer.\nTo attach the brackets you will need to disassemble the display screen and remove the four...

It is part of a series of upgrades I made on my Anet A8 and that I will post all projects here soon. It is very simple to print, spends very little filament and is extremely tight so it does not cause vibrations and most importantly you will not...

It is part of a series of upgrades I made on my Anet A8 and that I will post all projects here soon. It is very simple to print, spends very little filament and is extremely tight so it does not cause vibrations and most importantly you will not...

Horizontal X-axis for Anet A8 and Beyond to Enhance Print Quality and Speed. I'm currently operating the printer at 95mm/s with a X-acceleration of 5000mm/s, set in the printer itself, reaching 400mm/s travel speed with 6000mm/s acceleration during...

The "fork" on the original design had approximately 3mm of vertical movement when used in conjunction with the stock Anet A8 x-idler block (a white injection-molded part purchased early 2018). The looseness allows the pulley to move up and down a...

Horizontal X-axis for Anet A8 and more that improve print quality and print speeds. I'm currently running the printer at 95mm/s with a X-acceleration at 5000mm/s (in the printer, so it's real), 400mm/s travel speed (with 6000mm/s acceleration in...

My goal was to achieve a similar design aesthetic while addressing two key issues: the narrower gap between the belt and the idler, as well as providing enough space for a genuine toothed idler pulley instead of the standard flanged bearings supplied...

... be. Update: Failed clamping holds enough Added breakout wall for printing, plastic sag Anet A8 protection against lateral vibrations on axis X Protection at the distance between side walls - 294mm Used four aluminum profiles of 14x14mm by 250mm.

I have to redo this design because my printer is symmetrical, with the distance between the LCD screw holes and the sides being exactly 71mm on both sides, rendering the other braces useless on my ANET A8. I'm not sure why this is happening, but it's...

Die Beleuchtung passt für den Anet A8 (thingiverse :4619682) , den ich auf 3 X-Achsen umgebaut habe. Stückliste: 1.) 6mm Alurohr Länge: 2x43,5mm 2x60,0mm 2.) LED 3,1V / 1W 3.) 12V Netzteil 4.) step down...

Hey guys. I just built my Anet A8 and I didn't want to have to search out metric hardware so I remixed this part to take 1/4-20 screws and Nylock nuts. I did not modify the pulley screw hole. I printed this with 50% infill. I am using 1/4-20 x 1.25"...

... to make the chain end housing lower into the X end and a piece got in the way of the stepper motor. These issues have been fixed in the current model. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30% cubic

This is a X-axis tensioner designed specifically for the Anet A3 that boasts an expansive opening suitable for accommodating the toothed 16T idler commonly sourced from online marketplaces such as eBay and Aliexpress.

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No rafts were used. Supports: Supports were necessary for the motor mount piece. Resolution: A resolution of .2 was achieved. Infill: Infill density is 20% or higher. ... Notes: The addition of supports to the...

The A8 X-Belt Tensioner is a simple and versatile tool designed specifically for use with 20-tooth pulleys. To assemble it, connect the X-Shafts using white plastic components, as the tensioner holder attaches directly to these parts rather than the...

This is a remix of my X brace found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4133747 This X and Y brace extends your Anet A8 Plus in the X and Y directions by 40mm, providing stability to the frame and sufficient space for a 330x330mm hot bed surface....

This is a remix of my X brace found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4133747 This X and Y brace is ment to extend your Anet A8 Plus in the X and Y directions by 40mm. The brace will help stabilize the frame and the added room gives you enough...

Modified base Luke_O's x axis tensioner now includes an attachment point for the stock A8's auto bed leveling sensor, eliminating the need for a separate acrylic mount known to be prone to failure. ...The required slide piece can be found in Luke_O's...

Left-hand carriage, Axis Z, Motor X, bisected angles, axis name above, horizontal bar holes semi-circular semi-square. 2x LM8UU visible in photo. Axis Z, Motor X bisected angles, part name on top, horizontal holes semi-circular and square. ...( I...

Counterweight to compensate for the difference in mass on both sides of the X-axis in the Prusa/Anet BLV MGN12 mod: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2567757 The weight is Madcat BB Swivel Lead 300g:...

I remixed a belt holder for the Gates brand type of GT2 belt to fit the Bowden Carriage, as the original 2.7mm width was too loose for my needs. The Gates GT2 belt is thinner and requires about 2.3mm for a secure hold. I used the design from the...

The original from Digital_Sqrt didn't fit my A8 printed parts--it was too big. ...This one also fits my Alunar M508 (A8 clone).

This is a remix of my X brace found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4133747 This X and Y brace is ment to extend your Anet A8 Plus in the X and Y directions by 40mm. The brace will help stabilize the frame and the added room gives you enough...

We've just finished an update for my A8 printer to create an ultra-sturdy V-rail system and Z motor mount for the Open Source Wood Frame. ... **Print Settings** * **Printer:** A8 * **Resolution:** 0.2 millimeters * **Infill:** 35%

... Consider adding X1 3mm cap to the bolt on the horizontal X-axis bars, filling any indent left by the Z-carriage. This is entirely optional but helps center the bolts and may enhance stability. ...It also eliminates metal-on-metal contact.

Here is a video test of the axis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcin1eqA098 Here is a video of it running on my printer: https://youtu.be/QuQ35qA9fI4 You will need: - 410mm 2020 Extrusion - 350mm MGN12 Rail - 2x Delrin lead nuts with a hole...

I purchased these "Original Prusa Rods" for the X-Axis: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z1CPQJY And I redesigned Leo_N's X-Carriage Mounts to accommodate them. I added an alternative cable routing for the micro-switch. The rods are secured with 15mm...

I bought a couple of these recently (in the "20T ID3 OD18 W6" variety, though in hindsight maybe the "16T ID3 OD13 W6" variety may have been more appropriate) to replace the pairs of bearings the A8 uses as belt idlers:...