anet a8 y tensioner 3d models

I made room for a cutout that fits snugly around [a belt pulley](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2138421) with just 0.5mm of clearance. ...A small, elevated circular section securely holds onto the inner race, keeping it level and allowing the bearing...

... so I use slow speed and thick walls. Version history: 2019-10-29 - Uploaded design (Y-Tension-Frame v2) 2019-10-30 - Test fitted the frame to the printer and adjusted the gap for "plate" 0.1mm wider to make it more smooth. ...(Y-Tension-Frame v4)

I designed a bespoke Y-axis belt tension device specifically for the Anet A8S, which boasts a metal composite frame distinct from its standard counterpart. ...To ensure seamless integration with the frame's holes, you may need to fine-tune the legs by...

Anet A8 Y-Axis Belt Tensioner engineered using one M3 screw and a standard skateboard bearing from Regina.

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.

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...

Yet another upgrade for Anet's A8 and A6 printers: a redesigned Y-Belt tensioner that promises easier installation and improved performance. The nuts are strategically positioned lower down on the arms, sunk in place to prevent spreading. Before...

... 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.

The stock Y-Axis tensioner on the A8 plus was a notable improvement over the original A8, but still fell short in many areas. This design fixes all of my previous issues with the tensioner. It offers 20mm of adjustment, clears the stock bed and...

This Y tension is specifically designed for the Aluminum clad Anet A8 Z or S models. Although some parts on these machines are identical, others have distinct differences such as the Y pulley. The print was created using PLA with a 20% infill...

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...

... ... 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).

You will need an M6 bolt and M6 nut to use the part. gives your y-belt the tension it needs to work properly Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0,12mm Infill: 10% Post-Printing You will need an M6 bolt and M6 nut....

This T tension is for the Aluminum clad Anet A8 Z or S machines. The exact designation isn't known. Some components are identical across these models, yet others vary significantly, such as the Y pulley. Printing with PLA and a 20% infill rate was...

I originally modeled this as a "proof of concept" for the steel frame build I'm doing to my classic Anet A8, but it worked so much better than the cumbersome double wingnutted tensioner that came with the A8 Plus, I'm posting it here. The receiver...

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.

This modification is specifically designed for use with the 5mm plywood version of the ANET A8 printer. ...For more information, please refer to the original description available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149867.

Hello, I created this nice tensioner from the AM8 for our A8 Plus. It functions extremely well. I modified the holder to use a 20 GT2 pulley. The tensioner screw is an M4 25mm. You can find all information on the original part site. Check out the...

... ...To use the belt tensioner, print `1_Y_Motor_Mount.stl` and `1_Y_Belt_Holder.stl` from this project. ... For assembly you will need: * 3 M3x25 screws * 3 M3 nuts * 2 M4 T-nuts for 2020 profile * 2 M4 screws

You will need an M6 bolt and M6 nut to use the part. ... gives your y-belt the tension it needs to work properly

To ensure optimal performance of the part, you'll require an M6 bolt and an M6 nut. ...Installing these components will provide your Y-belt with the necessary tension to function efficiently.

I upgraded the y-belt tensioner from Freemark by adding two 3D printed screws, eliminating the need for a screwdriver to make adjustments and preventing scratches on the acrylic frame's face. ... Printing with brim is highly advised, as it ensures a...

I'm impressed by the lack of customization options for printing the Y-axis belt tensioner, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and designed a new one with adjustable tension using the same nuts and bolts. Check out my print if you think...

The primary objective of this revision is to address potential issues with the Y-axis belt tension, which can hinder successful printing of screws. To overcome this challenge, I created a custom solution by combining a screw and nut, incorporating...

It features two screws for precise Y Tensioning, allowing for effortless alignment of the pulley to perfection. To ensure a secure fit, I added thumbwheels, washers, and lockwashers to lock everything in place. To prevent damage or cracking, I...

This custom Y-belt tensioner is crafted to keep the belt pulley locked in place just like the original non-adjusting mounting bracket, ensuring precise geometry along the Y axis remains intact at all times. Two adjustable screws provide a smooth and...

This Redesigned Component Allows for Easy Alignment of the Pulley by Tensioning It on Two Opposite Sides. To Secure the Tensioners to the Holder, I Utilized M330 Bolts That Were Conveniently Leftover in the Kit. ...The Tensioning Process Is Effected...

I spotted that my trusty belt tensioner is plagued by vibration while in use. I'd like to take advantage of someone else's operating time, but the original design doesn't mesh with the size of holes on my printer. My printer boasts 7.62 mm thick...

I've spotted a problem with my old belt tensioner - it's prone to vibration during operation. I'd like to take advantage of someone else's operating time to fix this issue. Unfortunately, the original design didn't quite match the size of the holes...