anet et4x 3d models

On my Anet A8 printers, I use the Z-Endstop Fine Adjustment https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2050229 from ibschreiber successfully for over a year now. Therefore, I wanted something similar for my new Creality CR-10 S5. donnyb99 designed the...

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Print Settings Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: No Supports: Optional Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: Supports are not essential but can be beneficial in the small square that secures the adapter to the rifle. Refer to PrintOrientation.png for guidance...

This is a Filament holder designed for use with the AM8: Anet A8 upgrade kit. After building my AM8 I discovered that none of the filament holders available would support the filament without consuming extra table/floor space or increasing the height...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50% Notes: Printed with 4 walls, and a 50% grid infill, which honestly, there's not a lot of on this model, making it a very strong but plastic conservative print. Clean...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A6 custom Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% Notes: As the print reaches its end, consider turning down the feed rate... ...I brought it back to 50%, but that was still too fast; see the pictures for details.

Making this for the awesome Rostock Nano by Nakarobo: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2764097 See my other mods: 3 Piece Base: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2887196 BLTouch Sensor Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3206486 Electronic...

The fan aligns with the nozzle just like on the Anet A8, so most fan ducts made for that should work fine. I'm using the Spriya model from Thingiverse. Required parts: * Type 5015 radial fan * Fan duct to direct air flow onto prints * Four M3...

... Main parameters are adjustable. UPDATE 2017-12-18: Small improvements. Printer Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50% Notes: It depends on the height if you will need support for this print.

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Skynet v2 firmware with auto leveling enabled Rafts: None required Supports: Not needed Resolution: Nozzle diameter: 0.4mm Infill: 55% Notes: Bottom and top thickness: 0.4mm Layer height: 0.26mm Shell thickness:...

* Also compatible with any 3D printer based on 2020 extrusions profiles (CR-10, Anet E10, etc.). # Nutz and bolts required * 1 M4x8 screw is necessary for assembly. * 1 M4 TNut is also required. 3D Modular Systems Evolutive 3D Printers If you...

(I used Slic3r and Repetier with my Anet A8 printer.) Now, I'd love to see you all incorporating this versatile setup into your own projects! If you're inspired by the potential uses, please share your creations! ... To get started, here are a couple of...

... My Design: I created the cup from a tube, then added an hexagonal pattern wall, curved it into a circle, used a Boolean modifier, exported it, and printed it on my Anet A8. The Print: I printed the holder with ABS at 40mm speed for about 8 hours.

... be secured with a simple rubber band. It works well for me! As a beginner, changing filament was a challenge, but this gate makes it effortless. With practice, you can change colors and continue printing if your Anet board allows "Pause Printing."

First things first, this is a mix of popular Anet A8 Fan Duct Spaceship edition V3 made by paul0. To make it work I printed four versions and measured over and over again. There's no room to add a decent fan duct on the Anycubic 4Max, everything...

... band to slip over, and it works perfectly for me. As a beginner, I found it difficult to change filament, but this gate makes it easy. With practice, if your Anet board supports "Pause Printing," you can change filament color and continue printing.

**Print Settings** * Printer: Anet A8 * Rafts: None * Supports: None * Resolution: 0.3mm * Infill: 25% * Notes: Less than 25% infill should work fine, and even lower percentages like 10% may be acceptable. The infill for the cap doesn't really...

A remix of my original Anet A8 Guiding Tube Holder, but this time for the AM8! If you're using a direct drive extruder and the original E3D ecosystem, use this thing to mount a bowden coupling and a bowden tube securely guiding your filament to your...

... with or without glue. Disassembly is recommended before painting details to prevent damage. I utilized the Anet A8 Desktop 3D Printer Prusa i3 DIY Kit for this project, which can be sourced through the provided link (https://goo.gl/XRZlCO).

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 10% Notes: This print has been successfully tested using PLA. Print one piece of each (block, radiator, and hoses) and assemble them together with medium CA. ... Block:...

... below. Keep in mind that you'll need to print two of these carriers to complete one. For any printing-related questions or issues, I recommend checking out the 3D printer support groups on Facebook: * 3D Printer Support Group * Official Anet Group

Power Supply Cover and Mount for 360 Watt Power Supply For my Anet A8 build on an AM8 frame, I needed to modify the screw positions to accommodate a 360 Watt power supply. In addition, I designed a cover for cables and integrated a power switch with...

... Note:** You must mirror the parts before printing to achieve the desired opposite side. Because ANET A8 stock rods often exceed declared lengths of 380mm, we provide a variant with extra space and an additional hole for locking the rod in place.

Printed on my trusty Anet A8 3D printer using Ice filament PLA, this air fan USB requires minimal support material - only for the propeller itself. Printing at a speed of 60mm/min ensures a smooth and even finish. To achieve the perfect print...

This small flux condenser is printed with an Anet A8. The yellow cables are simply 1.75mm filament pieces folded with the help of a soldering iron's heat.\r\nThe central "acrylic" part is printed with transparent PLA. I used three LED lights, a...

Everything else prints with ease on my trusty Anet A8, except for the back door - that's a story for another time! To achieve optimal results, print at 0.4 and 30% infill, and you'll be rewarded with a sturdy and reliable creation. I'd like to...

The Design: I designed the cup from a tube, created an hexagonal pattern wall, curved it into a circle, applied a Boolean modifier, exported it, and then printed it on my Anet A8. The Print: I printed it with ABS at 40mm speed for approximately 8...

I recently purchased an Anet A6 printer, which has sparked a new wave of DIY projects at home I can tackle with 3D printed materials. The challenge was clear: my hanging slide wooden door lacked handles, and I aimed to design a set myself. Using...

Printer: Anet A8 DAO firmware: Tinkercad Printer firmware: Cura Filament: ICE PLA Printer settings: - Extruder temperature: 200° - Hot bed temperature: 60° - Infill percentage: 100% for the egg and nozzle, 40% for the ailerons - Printing speed:...

What you see is the result - it prints flawlessly on my trusty Anet A8 for my new Kossel printer. I had to remove a drill bit that was slightly smaller than the bowden tube by hand and clean out some excess extrusion that didn't stick properly. But...