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... to the photos to confirm this measurement if you need to. I've also included a 40mm fan attachment for E3Dv6 clones and an additional blower fan that's compatible with the stock fan that came with your Anet. ... Enjoy using this upgrade, folks!

Curved guide which snaps onto acrylic top frame of Anet A8 to help X cable slide over freely. My X carriage cable kept sticking when going over edge of the frame, so I made this curved guide to help it pull over smoothly. I was getting inconsistent...

... The ID on this roller is 0.35 inches, making it compatible with the threaded rod provided with the Anet A8. ...My Solutech film measures approximately 2.26 inches, and it snaps into place very tightly - so much so that it's hard to remove, actually.

Quick Swap Mounting System for Anet A8/Prusia Printers This is something that was inspired by TazerReloaded's dremel tool mount. I was looking at it and several other tool mounts, wondering how nice it would be if they all used the same system. So I...

The benefit of this it, that could use loots of remixes or addition parts that are offerd for the E3D Noozle. Link to the part that you can fit in the lower area of my Adapter: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1632847 The Chain peace will be...

-2 x M4 metric screws (max 18mm) to secure the whole thing on linear bearings (remove upper two M4x8 screws) Enjoy your print and share how this design enhances or doesn't improve your prints. ... Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for any damage you might...

If you're printing these for the first time, it's better to err on the side of making them a bit loose rather than too tight. They will loosen up slightly after several hours of printing. The main carriage is printed in one piece and works well. It...

I used the part cooling fan shroud found here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2305368 I also used this adapter to make the stock 40mm fan fit the bowden cold end - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2830346 I made a motor holder for the mk8...

I rebuilt the model using Anet dimensions and printed it. Unfortunately, the result was subpar due to issues with cap screws and reduced stability caused by a small contact area. However, subsequent refinements resolved these problems effectively. ...To...

This is a wire tie-down designed specifically for projects such as the Anet aluminum frame upgrade. ... It securely clicks into the slots within the aluminum channel, offering a readily accessible tie-down loop set for use with nylon wire ties.

... Pi to your Anet perfectly with Octoprint! Before adding this part, remember the spacers. To power the RPI, use this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/DC-DC-Converter-Module-Cable-with-2-USB-Port-input-DC-12V-To-USB-for-Raspberry-Pi/32740430515.html

Here are the replacement parts needed to adjust the frame brace of your wooden Anet A8 printer: four identical pieces, two standard and two mirrored in the y-axis. ...To assemble each side of the frames, use three M3x10 screws and three M3 nuts.

Here's another bracket to be used as reinforcement for the Y-axis on my new Anet A3D printer. This one is firmly attached to the stepper motor to prevent any movement, and it's screwed to a sturdy piece of 8mm MDF. ...It works seamlessly with my...

Mounting two Ledge MOSFETs is a straightforward process. ...Check out the Amazon link at https://amzn.to/2KW5pb0 for details, where you can also find them pre-installed on an Anet board with already existing holes to drill into. ...Have a great time!

A8-0011.stl is included from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2288314 for reference purposes, but I found that the upper display mounting holes on my printer were higher than indicated and had to change my design accordingly. Post-Printing Connect...

The diameter of each rod is 8mm, so I increased the size to 9mm to compensate for inaccuracies inherent in 3D printing processes. ... Note: This design was created using Fusion 360 software, and users can easily edit it by importing the attached f3d...

Adapt of this : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2332262 Without A8 label and better flux.

I discovered an innovative filament guide that truly impressed me with its concept and functionality, but unfortunately, it didn't match my A8 extruder's specifications. Therefore, I made some adjustments to ensure a perfect fit. This upgrade has...

I redesigned the model under ANET size and printed it successfully. However, the first iteration was a poor replica due to issues with cap screws and an overall lack of stability resulting from the minimal contact area between components. The final...

These parts (and a 200-mm M8 rod) will equip your A8 with an auto-rewind spoolholder, which keeps tension on the retract so filament spools won't get tangled. Check out the original thing for the auto-rewind bits needed to complete this setup. Use...

On the A8, space constraints necessitate a thin side for this bushing, but that's acceptable since the screw still absorbs the pressure exerted by the belt. The component is engineered to keep the belt securely in place, and judging by my...

... building results, refer to the video for guidance. Please accept my apologies for the subpar print quality - my X stock belt has been cobbled together twice already and I printed at a .4 thickness; still waiting on my fibercore belt to arrive...

This is not an addition nozzle holder; instead, it's an adapter to use the "E3Dv6 Bowden X-carriage mount v2 for Prusa i3" on the Anet. The benefit of this adapter is that you can utilize many remixes or addition parts that are available for the E3D...

When I bought my igus, I discovered they measured 16mm - slightly larger than my Anet's requirements. To adapt my printer, I designed this support system: This design enables my printer to utilize the igus effectively. It also reduces mass on the...

A compact TL spacer designed to seamlessly integrate with TL smoothers measuring 40x30mm, effortlessly replacing traditional A8 mainboard spacers.

Another problem on A8 is the mickey-mousing power unit, so I combined everything: -made a new front plate -integrated an arc reactor -played with neopixels Calibrate your printer! Print grid and panel in any material you want. The lens should be...

One is for the left side, one for the right side and one for the middle - if you don't mind blocking the screen). For strength and to prevent filament errors I decided not to give it an opening like I did in my smaller guides...

Drawing inspiration from the heatbed cable guide, I created three distinct versions tailored specifically for the headboard that houses the LCD screen. Each version caters to the left side, right side, or middle area - although the latter may require...

It is made to fit the A8 Prusa i3 clone, on the side opposite of the Z-Axis Limit Switch, utilizing the same mounting holes that are pre-drilled. The threaded fitting takes a bit of muscle to get started, but will sit flat, and the hole from the...

I have also added files for the belt mount under the heat bed, files "Y belt bedmount.stl" and "Y belt bedmount w offset.stl" The stock design for the Y-axis on a A8 printer is not good. The Y-axis belt is clamped between the front and back of the...