best upgrades for anet a8 3d models

I wanted the display right on top of my Anet A8 printer. The old display had to be taken out for this. ...The dimensions of the holes from the old display needed to be 154 by 51.

MKS TFT32 Mounting Plate Specifically Designed for the Anet A3 8 and Original TFT32 Case

I swapped out the display on my A8 for one that's identical to the one found on the A6, which can be purchased online for around $15 under the name "Anet full graphics display". I opted for the case/adapter made by Alkozin to fit it onto the stock A8...

... is concealed behind a top layer, effectively replacing the bottom spacer of the LCD screen. I added two thin strips at the sides as seen in the attached pictures. Print Settings Printer: anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.25 mm Infill: 20%

The test was run to perfection, with tension spot on. ... Settings were confirmed as follows: Printer Details A reliable workhorse takes center stage - the Anet A8. Resolution is set at a precise 0.2. ...Infill density has been optimized at 20%.

It's a sleek display stand designed specifically to hold an A6 display on the Anet A8. ...The stand boasts a clean, unobstructed front with no screws visible and offers an uncomplicated way to showcase your display without any extraneous frames.

... by uploading their unique STL file. ...This custom model creates a transparent representation of the user's Anet A8 printer. ...The primary function of this design is to visually demonstrate the scale of the model in relation to the actual printer.

... from Thingiverse - 2052064 and 47776 - to mount the Pi on the back of an LCD screen. ... Here's a breakdown of the print settings I used: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: None needed Resolution: 0.4mm Infill: 20% density Material: PLA

I changed the Anet A8 motherboard to a Ramps 1.4, so I want to change the stock switch to the makerbot switch. Maintains the structure to use the stock switch. Be careful to fill 100%, because the nut gives pressure and can open the piece, like you...

Thanks to the creative design by harty911, I successfully modified this project on ThinkerCAD to fit perfectly on my Anet A8 mainboard case. ...I opted not to print it yet, but once complete, I'll be sharing some impressive photos showcasing the...

I replaced a broken bearing holder on my Anet A8 with one that I printed. ...The new holder came from a design found on Thingiverse, specifically thing number 2791727, and I made some minor adjustments to get it to fit properly.

... a frame to it. ...The project is still in development, but I'll be posting the rear frame soon. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 40% Notes: PLA BQ printing temperature is set at 205 degrees.

One of the original bearing holder of my Anet A8 broke, so I printed this replacement. ...The bearing holder from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2791727 was quite similar but I had to modify some small details to make it fit..

I'm repairing my Anet A8 3D printer after the rear methacrylate component snapped off at the y-axis metal guide mounting point. To fix it, I used cyanoacrylate adhesive to reattach the piece. ...As an added precaution, I designed and printed a...

Far from an IKEA store, I too had to get creative and make my own enclosure for my Anet A8 without relying on their touted "lack" of products. Now, I'd like to share this DIY project with you, so tell me, what do you need? To build it, you'll...

Check out this part: http://www.aliexpress.com/store/1081732 It's compatible with Anet A8, Hesine, Senhai, M505, and Omni printers. You can easily find the switch/socket combo online - I got a black one from eBay, but there are red and green versions...

Chain for right side of Anet A8 printer's heatbed turned 90°.\nDesigned by me: Frame mount\nPrint with frame side down\nv4r is designed for the right side of the printer\nv4 is not recommended because nozzle is above the chain\n"Support-Brim" files...

... inserted a piece of sponge into the guide part and moved it closer to the spool. For now, it's working well enough.\r\n\r\nThe design for this holder can be found on Tinkercad at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/brXe4XnCCMb-spool-holder-for-anet-a8

It's easy to use and fits all acrylic parts on the Anet A8. If you need a different mount, let me know and I can create it for you. To assemble this light, you will need three M3 x 16 screws and three nuts. There is enough space between the...

Using a pirated copy of S3D won't give you instant access to the .fff file for your Anet A8 from Simplify3D's website right off the bat. Here it is, available for download directly here. You can also find it on numerous Facebook and Usenet groups,...

You will need: * An 8mm threaded rod * (Optional) Four 8mm bolts to keep the threaded rod in place * Your Anet A8 printer Follow these instructions: 1. Print two spool holders. 2. Place one holder on the left side of your LCD screen and one on the...

This cooling fan shroud was created specifically for the Anet A8 power supply unit. It's tailored to fit the 20 Amp version, which measures 110mm wide and 50mm thick. The shroud offers two distinct airflow paths - one through the case itself, and...

This is a mount which allows an automated nozzle cleaning station for the Anet A8 plus. It uses the head of a cheap copper brush which simply slides into place. If you have a later (v2 or later) version of Marlin, you can use the built-in G12...

I added some TL-Smoothers to my Anet A8, which significantly improved my print quality right away. To keep them securely in place, I searched online for various solutions until I found a design that I could modify to suit my needs. This custom...

A tried-and-tested solution on Anet A8, nothing but perfection as seen in the photo. Cut threads directly into plastic with ease, accommodating M3, M4, and M6 screws - cool off with water if needed! The screws themselves are made of sturdy plastic...

You might have to change the tolerance_gap in the scad files and/or rework after printing. The picture shows a preview version with more notches for testing. Vitamins: Additionally needed: 2 ball bearings 608ZZ 1 bolt and nut 4x20 mm 1 spring 70mm...

Hi everyone, I'm addressing the issue with my Anet A8 where the two x-axis bars protrude on the left side. To resolve this problem, I designed a custom x-tensioner specifically for this setup. The key benefit of this design is that it applies tension...

My laptop demands a standard size SD card, whereas my Anet A8 only accepts a micro SD card. To avoid losing the adapter, I crafted a small holder that utilizes existing screws on either side of the printer's frame. After printing, simply remove the...

This roller has an ID of 0.35 inches, making it a perfect fit for the threaded rod that comes with my Anet A8. ...The hole in my Solutech film measures about 2.26 inches across, and this roller snaps into place very snugly - so much so that it's...

The custom holder is now ready to be placed alongside the Anet A8 acrylic frame under the mainboard. If you're experiencing a similar issue, this solution may save you time when trimming the boards. ...Alternatively, having the MOSFETs secured with two...