anet a8 x carriage 3d models

The lever is located on the top edge of the main board.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n Anet A8\n \n Rafts: \n No\n \n Supports: \n Yes\n \n Resolution: \n .2mm (Medium, Simplified 3D) \n \n Infill: \n 20%\n\nMy Design Process\nI designed this in Corel...

I designed an Anet A8 Extruder Button that worked for my printer after the one I found online didn't fit. You can find the original design here (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2182276). It took me just 5 minutes to create this using CAD, so it's...

I whipped up a quick spool holder for my trusty Anet A8 to give that filament some extra spin and stability on its provided holder. So far, I've only tested it with the Anet A8 Holder and Hatchbox PLA spool, but I'm pretty sure it'll work just as...

Corner Braces for Anet A8 Extend LED Strip Holders These corner braces are designed to support extended corners on the Anet A8, providing a bit more stability while also serving as holders for an LED strip. Since glue doesn't bond well with ABS...

The Anet A8 button cover is designed to protect the delicate buttons on your 3D printer from wear and tear, ensuring they remain functional throughout its lifespan. Constructed from high-quality materials, this cover provides a snug fit that shields...

This ingenious base provides a sturdy foundation, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance of your chosen Anet A8 printer. ...Perfectly crafted to meet the needs of enthusiasts and professionals alike, this capacious base opens up new...

Attach this stylish addition to the top of your Anet A8 printer or print it separately and slide it into place - the choice is yours! Its primary purpose is to save filament, but that's not all. You can edit this design in TinkerCAD and duplicate it...

... technology. I opted to recreate this model using SolidWorks software, based directly on amjadali56's file, as a means to test and explore various modifications for the Anet A8 before actual printing. ...This exercise has proven extremely valuable.

It employs three distance clamps to secure it to the Anet A8 frame effectively. In addition, you will need six M3x20mm screws or a combination of three M3x20mm and three M3x12mm screws, as well as six M3 hexnuts. ...Some extra screws are also required...

... the power adapter plugged in, I can now connect the other end to a standard electrical outlet and turn on the printer. The Anet A8's onboard computer will automatically detect the power connection and begin booting up, getting ready for printing.

To install, remove the top Z-axis retainer on your Anet A8 frame, slide this printed part between the frame and the retainer, and you're finished! ... For some unknown reason, Thingiverse flipped my photos, so just rotate your device to see them...

This little piece allows you to attach two LEDs to the stock extruder carriage just behind the hotend to light up your prints for visual monitoring It is designed to attach (with two hex M3x20 screws provided with the A8) to the carriage-mounted...

... chain links and included an STL file. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3160905 X Carriage: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2856682 Z Antiwobble: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1963792 Y Cable Chain: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1874802

Hey, I remixed the x-belt tensioners from Anet A8 Improved X-belt Tensioner with GT2 pulley by TecNerd and x-belt tensioner by freemark. My GT2 Belt came with a 16-tooth asymmetric pulley so to use it I modified the tensioner. You need: 2x M3 Nuts,...

Made to fit over the hex nuts on the face of the Anet A8 printer, for aesthetic appeal. This cap has "A8" printed into it, as the stock printer has no branding on it. I printed this in white PLA 1.75mm filament and have not tried it with any other...

A precision-crafted Tool Holder designed specifically for the Anet A8 standard tool kit, engineered to be seamlessly integrated into the A8 frame via existing mounting holes. ...To secure this vital accessory in place, merely require two petite screws...

Users are praising a 360-degree air-cooling nozzle or duct designed specifically for the original Anet A8 cooling fan, reporting impressive results on their customized A8 printers. ...They emphasize that it's essential to forego using supports during...

A net of fine threads wraps around the Bowden tube on the X-axis carriage.

This is a modified version of "Anet A8 Spool holder - reuse Anet parts" by mightynozzle, plain version. I just increased the thickness, extended the front hook and added holes to fix the support to display screws to improve stability. ... I printed it...

An essential upgrade for any Anet A8 owner is the replacement corner bracket. This upgrade enhances stability and supports heavier prints. ... Designed specifically for the Anet A3, these upgraded brackets provide a rock-solid base, ensuring that your...

A Custom Z-Axis Sensor Mount for the Anet A8, Utilizing the Anet Sensor. Perfect for Auto Bed Leveling Applications. Generous Clearance Allows Easy Installation of Various Ducts, Plus a Convenient Clip to Securely Hold Ducts Such as Thingiverse's...

I designed a mosfet case for the Anet A8, specifically to hold two mosfets - one for the hot bed and one for the hot end. This design is not intended to work with T-Frame braces; however, it will function with Leo's frame braces for the X wobble. For...

I am absolutely fed up with the various solutions I've tried from Thingiverse for X axis belt tension on my A8. It's been a constant source of frustration since day one with this printer. Now that I'm done venting, I'd like to introduce an entirely...

I secure this tool holder AND my ATX PSU mount (check out my profile) simultaneously using two M3 bolts.\nThis setup comfortably accommodates all tools included with the Anet A8 kit, except for the spanner and allen keys, which remain stationed at...

The specific advantage is greater teeth engagement with the pulley and more importantly a much larger bearing as the 3mm ones have a tendancy to blow out: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085XLRXS1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1...

Follow up for https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2440044 Wanted to swap out bearings on most active axis (y,x) of Anet a8 printer Could have used 2 of those blocks, but had a hankering to build a single bearing block. This is an upright print / made...

Now that we have all the parts assembled, let's move on to the main components: I'm keeping the Arduino and Ramps configuration from the Anet A8, so I designed two PCBs: one for the MOSFETs and one for the Arduino with Ramps. The power supply is...

I printed this on my CTC A10s since the filament I had loaded on that machine was less obnoxious than what was loaded on the other printers, and my Anet A8, which had silk silver loaded was taking a temporary rest... ... :) Of course it would look...

Printing with A8 Anet Filament: To unlock optimal performance from your Anet A8 printer, adhere to these best practices: 1. Calibrate the hotend temperature according to the chosen material's specifications. 2. Monitor the print bed temperature...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 10% Notes: Printed with Cura 3.1.0 LID: I printed this vertical using supports to achieve a good base layer, as the airholes in the top of the lid made it difficult to...