anet a8 z endstop 3d models

I loved thing [Anet A8 Capacitive probe LJC18A3-H-Z/BX on Marlin 1.1.9](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2739654), but I wasn't completely satisfied with the sensor holder's stability. So, I decided to relocate the sensor to the left front, right...

on the Anet A8 is to straighten up those wild Z threaded rods! Binding the top, center or any other part of the Z axis will not provide as much improvement as making the two rods on each side parallel to one another. I adapted Simhopp's Replacement...

This project creates an adjustable probe mount for the SN-04N or PL-08N capacitive sensor used in Auto Bed Levelling on the Anet A8. There are two versions of the probe mount, depending on your extruder heat sink and fan configuration (either "out...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 70% Notes: For saschai's design, print Version 1. For the design with centering bolts, print Version 2 and "Zentrierstift". You'll need to print this twice...

... adjustments to the mounting position or sensor orientation to achieve optimal performance. By following these simple steps, you can effectively install a bed level sensor on your Anet A8 3D printer and enjoy more precise prints with less hassle.

Here is the rewritten text: A simple support to place the end of the course below, with it you can regulate the height. ... Required for assembly: 2 M5x8mm screws 2 Hammer head nuts for profile 2020

Modify the final course as necessary to have free holes for the adjustable final course pin. Required: 4 M3 screws, 35mm long, 1 M3 hex screw, 20-25mm long, 1 pen to steal the spring from, 2 M2 screws, 6-8mm long, and 1 M3 nut. Assemble as in photos....

Un simple soporte para poner el final de carrera abajo, con el mismo se puede regular la altura. ...Necesario para el montaje: 2 Tornillos de M5x8mm 2 Tuercas de cabeza martillo para perfil 2020

This enhancement aims to achieve improved endpoint connections.

It features TTL output, ensuring seamless integration with Anet A8 devices. ...To get started, simply connect the pins correctly: the left pin of the motherboard connector serves as Ground (GND), the middle pin provides Voltage (VCC), and the right pin...

This segment allows for effortless level adjustment, surpassing even the A8 from Anet or other individuals' parts with a screw for adjusting levels. It's an uncomplicated and practical replacement for the original part, necessitating only three M3...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2972363 Re-Modeled shorter to accommodate E3D hotend modification. Uses existing holes and screws for mounting. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 200 Infill: 15...

... together and implement a stepper screws raiser plate too. #TESTING: I'll be testing and reporting effects of each upgrade in my review of this frame at http://mirko.vukusic.net/3d%20printing/anet-a8-tatara-steel-frame-by-orballo-printing-review/.

Upgrading the A8's motor and top plate on the Z axis requires mounting aluminum parts with a 17mm gap between the rod and screw, replacing the original 22mm setting. Motor plates can be found at https://a360.co/2LVloqT and top plates at...

A simple knob to make one's life easier when adjusting the Z-Axis home position. For CTC Prusa I3 clone, Anet 8 and similar 3D printers. ...The knob makes use of an M3 screw (I used a 25mm long screw, but it can be longer) There is also a "stopper"...

... if your lead screw is not almost perfectly straight or it's better to leave the top free to move without any restrictions. Print Settings: Printer: Custom Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Z 0.4 nozzle Infill: 30% Triangular

I know I've made some edits to various parts and reposted them - some might call it excessive, but I'm doing this not only for personal backup purposes, but also because I'm working on a comprehensive Super Anet A8 project. Around August or...

... didn't work well with my e3d V6 printer due to height issues. These antiwobbles are significantly thinner and use M3 nuts. Print Settings: - Printer: Anet A8 - Rafts: No - Supports: No - Resolution: 0.3mm - Infill: 20% - Notes: For Nuts M3 DIN 934

After playing around with my ANET and a z-probe located as 90% of people do id est to the left of the fan, I came to the conclusion this location is not optimal... The ANET stock X axis is quite flimsy and presents a huge overhang for the motor and...

After playing around with my ANET and a z-probe located at the conventional spot of about 90% of users, I reached a conclusion that this position was not ideal. The ANET stock X axis is quite flimsy and creates a huge overhang for the motor and the...

Also removed material from the part that is behind the fan, as it's not required, which saves a bit of filament as well. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.15mm Infill: 100% (solid) Filament: Any...

Next, I added a front face to them, hiding the screw holes on the sides and top, adding "Anet A8" lettering/venting, removing the overhang, and putting a 45-degree edge on the corners. The lines visible on the print's surface are due to the gap in...

Made this simple z sensor bracket for my Anet 3D printer just a few days ago and it worked flawlessly. The position of the sensor was precisely where I needed it to be. I've included additional files so anyone can modify the diameter of the hole to...

Enhanced Version Print Time (60 mm/s) = 8 hours Material used (grid support 0%) = 110 grams Solid Version Print Time (60 mm/s) = 10 hours Material used (grid support 0%) = 145 grams Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes...

Quick Update: Added youtube clip of it in action: https://youtu.be/RZY6Nvi4sqs M48 results Send: M48 Recv: M48 Z-Probe Repeatability Test Recv: Finished! Recv: Mean: 0.022500 Min: 0.000 Max: 0.040 Range: 0.040 Recv: Standard Deviation: 0.009487 The...

Yet Another Advanced Limit Switch (FOR SS-5GL Endstop) \n EXTREME PRECISION, PROBABLY WILL BE REQUIRED

I've secured a chain to my Anet, so I redesigned the holder to utilize two top bolts for a more robust attachment.

Supports for the lower end of the Z axis to prevent Z-axis wobble. ... Requires a 608ZZ bearing.

Most frame braces attempt to stabilize the z-axis by reinforcing the acrylic parts among themselves. If a printer is already placed in a solid enclosure, the perfect opportunity arises to easily eliminate all motion induced by motion on the x-axis...

A straightforward bearing to secure the Z-axis fastener in place.