anet filament review 3d models

... of the bracket; photos will be added once I've printed and installed it. (Printer's busy with another project right now.) Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 30% Category: 3D Printer Accessories

To install it on your Anet A8 3D printer, simply screw the hinge handle directly onto the locking screw that holds the hinge in place. You should now have a perfectly functional and secure door. ...Feel free to get creative and redesign this basic...

Anet A8 Bowden Extrude Kit (Step Motor) Instructions The Anet A8 Bowden Extrude Kit with Step Motor is a fantastic addition to your 3D printing arsenal. This kit allows you to upgrade your existing printer, giving you the freedom to print with more...

I swapped out the original filament holder for a longer one, which keeps the filament from tangling up with cables from the rear motor. ...I also introduced a V2 model that's even tougher.

I'm a helpful assistant screw that propels the filament smoothly into the extruder. ...Typically, whenever I switch filaments, threading them through the extruder usually gets hindered by the tube connector.

I've been plagued by a persistent issue where my filament consistently scratches against the chain. ...To resolve this, I took proactive steps and installed a compact filament guide onto one of the chain components.

... your 3D printing endeavors. By providing a universal connection point for diverse filament types, the filament adapter becomes an indispensable tool for any serious 3D printing enthusiast or professional looking to optimize their workflow.

I utilize this device to cause my filament roll to rotate smoothly, minimizing drag and wear on the material.

This video provides a visual examination of the filament feed system's functionality, specifically its connection to the extruder.

Filament spool holder, two one-kilogram rolls stack perfectly side by side on a standard roll stand.

A probable hard 90-degree bend and a M6 inner thread clearly tampered with the filament before it was directed into the feeder and through the Bowden hose to the extruder.\r\n\r\nBy utilizing this funnel, I eased the stress on the filament and...

Based on the flexible filament guide, this remix is designed to direct the filament through a conical guide in the throat. Not just for printing flexible materials, it works with all types of filaments. ... For assembly and printing instructions, see...

... assistant screw that helps the filament go through to the extruder. ...Most of the time when I change filament, and I tried to thread the filament through the extruder it bumps into tube connector. ... UPDATE (01/02/2019): Dimensioning problem solved.

... the file. The new screw hole should move a bit toward the side so the filament is going straight to the filament hole of the extruder or if you have a bmg clone just add a short tubing to prevent the filament from rubbing onto the plastic piece.

This remake takes a fresh approach to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1711086 vertical filament guide clip, rotating it 45 degrees to the right and angling the filament from the left side of the machine towards the extruder head. Pairing this...

I had a special 80mm fan adapter for my Anet A8 that made it way quieter than with the small standard fan sitting directly on the extruder. However, this added weight and noise, as the X Axis Motor had to work much harder due to the heavy fan mount.

Like many others, I have come to the conclusion that printing TPU on an Anet printer is not possible without special preparations. As expected, I found solutions to my problem on Thingiverse. Once again, those solutions didn't fit my printer...

Add a 3cm 4mm PTFE tube to your filament guide for effortless printing. ...With this upgrade, you'll experience reduced friction and zero jams.

I built a simple filament lever because I required a smaller model that could fit alongside my chain on the extruder.

The design enables straightforward access to the feeding system while permitting the heatsink to maintain a secure connection with the filament guide block.

Fast and efficient filament guide in action! ...Printed at top speed of 50 mm per second, with a solid infill of 20% density, all within under 10 minutes.

Extruder Rolling Filament Guide Rolling bearings are required to support the extruder's filament. We recommend using high-quality 608-2ZR bearings. ... The following specifications apply to these bearings: Diameter d: 8 mm Diameter D: 22 mm Width B:...

I wasn't thrilled with filament constantly slipping out of the standard holder, so I created an all-new design featuring an adjustable cap that securely locks the filament in place by rotating it. ...Hopefully, this innovation will bring a smile to...

... for the A8 here on Thingiverse, but I did not find one that fits all my needs. ... I created 3 types from the same design in different orientations. The rings have an opening on the side to prevent filament getting stuck or fall out of the ring.

A recurring problem with filament protruding through the feed hole led me to design an improved version using freeCAD, simplifying the feeding process while ensuring the filament remains securely in place, eliminating any chance of accidental...

I remixed [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1859405) fantastic design by Leo_N adding a funnel for the filament. ...The idea of the funnel is taken from [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2357589) other design that I had on my printer until...

This lets you print flexible filament at reasonable high speeds (I manage to hit 80mm/s with ease) through a bowden tube. Forget stuck filaments forever! Print this mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2146021 Then, use the adaptor from this...

The original spacer installed in the factory under the switch was ~1.5 mm lower than the optimum height necessary to have a straight entry in the filament feeder and the new filament guide corrected this issue, too. It gives ~5 mm height from the...

A straightforward filament guide designed to elevate the filament over the right-hand side of the printer and prevent it from getting caught in a joint. This was my first real-world application of Fusion 360, and I've included the .f3d file for...

As I've positioned my filament spool to the left of my trusty printer, I aimed to minimize friction, making it effortless for the stepper motor to pull the filament through. To accomplish this feat, I employed an M3 screw and nut – leftover parts...