bowden anet a6 3d models

However, after replacing my Anet A6 extruder throat with a 40mm one instead of the original 60mm, I found that this fan is too long...barely. So, I decided to remix it. I created two shorter versions. I shortened the fan notch without hitting the...

I designed this extruder from scratch based on the Anet A6 Extruder Prototype Bowden & Direct by Bomber0 \r\n\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2338084 \r\n\r\nInitially, I used most of the original dimensions, but eventually created my own...

So, I decided to redesign the whole thing from scratch, taking into account the M3 screws and nuts that come standard with the Anet (assuming you've got some spare 19mm long ones lying around). The back of this design is carefully crafted to match...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: No rafts are required for printing with this endstop. Supports: No supports are needed to ensure successful prints. Resolution: Print at 0.2mm resolution for precise and detailed results. ... Infill: Set infill...

... as small as 25mm. Based on this research, the wedge should hold any spool with an inner diameter between 25mm to 60mm. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10% Notes: Print Time: 02h 12m Filament Used: 18g

The original part that requires replacement is the A6-A8 axis stopper on your Anet 3D printer. Replacing it will give you a chance to breathe new life into your machine and bring back its precision and accuracy. This stopper plays a crucial role in...

Here's a design for an Anet A8/A6 extruder release button, which covers your thumb completely and makes pushing it much easier. The button also fully encloses the screw, ensuring a snug fit that prevents it from coming off or moving. ... Printer...

Carry out a carriage adjustment for an Anet A8/A6 printer, which is notably lighter and more flexible compared to its original counterpart. Print with ABS or ABS+, using a 4-shell setting and 35% infill density. ...When mounting the bed, do not use...

The Anet A6 X Axis Frame Brace - A Vital Component for a Stronger Print Bed. This ingenious accessory is specifically engineered to prevent the notorious frame distortion that often occurs after installing an X-axis tensioner. ...Its adjustable design...

A DIY Spoolholder for Anet A6 Printers. This Custom Design Saves Space and Allows Multiple Spools Attachment. The Required Materials Depend on the Spool Diameters, But Here's What I Needed for 20cm Spools. ... Two Spoolholders, Two Spoollinks, Two M8...

This is a compact box designed specifically for the Anet A6 printer. Measuring 80x130x30mm in size, it boasts a wall thickness of approximately 4.5mms. To ensure secure attachment, I've strategically drilled holes for screws and the z threaded rod,...

The Anet A6 and A8's stock turbine fan is getting an upgrade with this innovative fan duct. Its exceptional airflow performance makes it a standout feature. ...To facilitate easy removal, the internal supports within the duct's widened section are...

A tiny lid secures the threaded rod atop the Anet A6 3D printer. The cap keeps the rod firmly in position, even during intricate movements while printing. ...Simple to install, requiring only a precise placement of the flat edge against the printer's...

The Universal Camera Mount provides a versatile platform for securing various cameras and webcams to the Anet A6 3D printer. Engineered to be adjustable, this mount accommodates different sizes of devices, ensuring a secure fit every time. ...The robust...

... filament (such as TPU or TPE) to pass smoothly through the feeder while maintaining optimal tension, making it easier to extrude successfully. ... It was specifically created for the Anet A6 but can likely be adapted for use with an A8 as well.

This is a basic SD card holder designed specifically for the Anet A6 3D printer. I employed a simple SD card extension available from Amazon, although I'm uncertain if it will fit other models as well. ...The product reference number for this item is...

... like to express your gratitude, please consider showing your appreciation by sending a contribution on thingiverse or my PayPal account. ... M4 Nut Knob - ANET A6 Designed for use with the custom X Axis at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2106854

The Anet A6 requires a precise fit of ventilation to ensure optimal performance. A custom-made exhaust duct is essential to reduce noise and heat generated by the printer's operation. ...This specialized component can be sourced from various online...

Power supply cover designed specifically for the Anet A6 3D printer, available in two distinct versions: one featuring a workspace LED switch, and another without it. ...The cover can be securely fastened to the fan using anti-vibration rubber...

For an ANET A6 3D printer's tensioning system, using an axe is not recommended. A more suitable tool would be a pair of pliers or a wrench to adjust the belt tension. ...This will provide a safer and more precise method for making adjustments.

This is a perfect fit for ANET A6 power switch. It will match standard switch dimensions of 29mm x 11mm perfectly. Simply place it under the Z axis motor housing. No cutting or modifications are required. Enjoy your print and don't forget to share.

Tired of constantly adjusting the bed every time I switch its thickness, I created a custom solution for the z-axis endstop on my ANET A6. ...To prevent the light piece from shifting, it's essential to insert a spring between the screw and the fixed...

The Anet A6 is a 3D printer that relies heavily on its hex fan duct to cool the hotend during printing operations. This essential component helps maintain optimal temperatures, ensuring smooth and successful prints every time. ...By providing steady...

... of your 200x200mm glass plate onto the 220x220mm heatbed, you will need to employ specialized clips designed specifically for this purpose. ... These clips are an essential accessory for anyone using their Anet A6 3D printer with a larger glass bed.

Anet A6 Rear Bracket Revamp. I revamped this one because the original design was problematic due to a clearance issue with the hot bed bolts, which often became stuck. To resolve this issue, I created an additional top slot that provides ample...

... ... Installed on the reliable Anet A6 platform, this setup is a testament to its durability and flexibility. ... With careful precision, the entire process can be completed in just 17 minutes, even at an incredibly precise layer height of 0.3mm.

I designed a bespoke Z Endstop tailored specifically for the Anet A6, carefully crafted to complement the modified X axis found on this Thingiverse model: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2106854. ...To assemble it, you'll need two 35x3mm screws and two...

I fashioned a straightforward endstop holder for my Anet A6, but after upgrading to the Ramps 1.4 board, I found myself without a suitable replacement. ...So, I built my own from scratch, and it functions perfectly in its original position.

This is a top-notch filament holder for the Anet A6, perfect for busy makers who demand efficiency. It occupies minimal space and installs in seconds, requiring only one crucial component that's best sourced from outside the 3D printing universe: a...

I've modified this piece https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2408447 to fit the Anet A6 as the holes for screws didn't line up along with several other tweaks, you'll need to swap out the original screws for some M3-30s.