anet a8 x carriage 3d models

I designed a modification to reduce vibrations at the top of the 3D printer, specifically the Anet model with its wooden frame and precision rods. To share my solution, I'm posting this update now. ...Stay tuned for photographs showcasing the change.

... coincidence. Engineered specifically for the A8, these fans are also compatible with any 50mm centrifugal part cooling fan. ...Their design is remarkably similar to the popular 40mm fan covers found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2599531

... my printer to a sturdy piece of wood. With the A8 now rock-solid, there's no need to opt for high-resolution settings. ...To secure it to a robust 5/8-inch thick plywood plank, I employed 15mm long Phillips screws, ensuring a tight and stable fit.

Mounting that on the threaded rod, the switch will cut power to the power source when hit by the moving carriage. You're limited to editing the ending G-code of your slicer software to move the maximum y-distance possible. ...Additionally, you'll need...

... for the LG G5. ...I can bend it into a more favorable position after use since the initial angle didn't quite meet my expectations. Please note that this adjustable arm only functions properly in conjunction with the standard H-carriage setup.

Fan Support: Dimensions - 92 x 92 x 25 mm, Customizable Design

Two versions of this holder are available, with the second option (shaded red) positioned slightly further back to provide easier access to the SD card slot on ANET's control board. Although the first version (shaded blue) can also accommodate an SD...

A custom volt meter mount designed specifically for the Anet A3 printer, featuring an integral shunt holder. This unique setup enables users to easily monitor their printer's voltage levels while keeping the electrical connections organized and tidy....

Hello as you had more note it is necessary to print several parts for the reinforcements of the anet on the front to install I do not know how many tensioner because not strong enough or which requires a crazy installation so g took several models of...

I deliberately avoided making this change on my Anet, opting instead to print several gears and carefully evaluate their design in Netfabb. Unfortunately, many of these gears suffered from flawed dimensions, ranging from excessive width to inadequate...

* 7 x M3x16 mm button head screws (cases to the printer) * 7 x M3x16 mm button head screws (case to printer) * 12 x M3x6 mm socket head screws (mosfets to case) * 12 x M3x6 mm socket head screws (mainboard to case) The mosfets I used, and which I...

The extra nuts and washers came as spare parts with my A8 3D printer, but I needed longer screws, which I had to purchase separately. To achieve a stable print, I used 10% infill and PLA material; however, ABS would also work well in this setup. You...

... incorporated an extra hole in the top for cable routing, including the LCD cable. This will help maintain a clean and organized design. Lastly, I've simplified the overall design by removing the A8 logo, resulting in a more streamlined aesthetic.

I wanted to add lights to my A8 so I bought a couple of dollar tree flashlights for the LEDs and made this bar to mount under the top frame. I wired in a USB connector to plug into to my raspberry pi for power. ** Update ** Found these 12V light...

I decided to enhance my A8 by installing some lights, so I purchased a few dollar tree flashlights for the LEDs and created this bar to mount under the top frame. I wired in a USB connector to plug directly into my raspberry pi for power. ** Update...

... fan fall out while long printing job and big mesh of plastic everywhere.On original desing when nozzle totaly inserted in the fan duct, the hole dosen't fit with exiting screw of fan to. I just change the angle of arm for better fit on my own A8.

Power Box A8 Switch: https://aliexpress.com/item/Promotion-5-pcs-2-Pin-SPST-Red-Neon-Light-On-Off-Rocker-Switch-AC-16A-250V/32427150186.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.uCnPmf Fuse:...

... metal pulley with no reduction in print area. ... Pulley Details: Teeth: 16 (T) Pitch: 2 millimeters Bore Diameter: 3 millimeters Belt Width: 7 millimeters Additional Components: M3 Nut x 1 M3 Screw, 20mm long x 1 M4 Nut x 1 M4 Screw, 35mm long x 1

I was irritated by the stock ZAxis mounting on my A8, particularly when I was going between the stock platform with painters tape, and clamping on a glass plate. Works great, but it's still always wise to fine level with the thumbscrews, but I find...

I've been testing my reworked design on an A8 3D printer, and even under full y-axis belt tension, there's minimal deflection of the vertical support holding the motor plate. ...My rear acrylic plate is now flat again, and as a bonus, the Y axis motor...

Usage -------- Clips a 1mm CFK plate (220x220) onto the A8's standard heating bed. The combined thickness of the CFK plate and heating bed is approximately 4.2mm. Use the same corner four times without any additional material needed. Installation...

I believe a power supply that supplies 15A requires only a fan attached or built in, which is essentially a cover for an 80mm x 25mm PC fan.

Individual: A standard 8-axis bearing is required to support the mechanical system. ...The recommended part number for this application is Bearing 607-2RSR, with dimensions of 19mm x 8mm x 6mm.

antiwobble per sganciare l'ase x dall'asse z e non avere influenze tra tr8 e stampa...

Printed with 100 infill and 0.2 layer , 40 mm speed. ... Used 2.2 x 9 mm screws .

Support Systems for Using 12 Volt LED Strips. ... I've Also Added an Update Fix for Issues with Endstop X.

This updated version is compatible with both stock A8 frames and AM8 frames, which require 2xM5x10 bolts and 2xM5 T-Slot nuts. It works perfectly for an 8mm thick acrylic frame and can be easily modified upon request. Required materials include: ...

The acrylic frame on one of my old A8s was starting to flex enough to push the Y-axis stepper out of alignment and affect print quality. I could go into detail on the engineering and physics of this, but it boils down to these printers needing...

Humans are testing this concept on an extremely advanced level. ...The motor is being attached to a vertical axis. The x-rods are spaced 30 millimeters apart, working efficiently together.

Support specialists assist in dismantling the extruder component. ...This part seamlessly inserts into the smooth X-axis tracks, securing its position effectively.