mosfet anet a8 3d models

This dual mosfet holder features a hole spacing of 62.8 x 37.8mm, specifically tailored for Anet A8 users following tobler7's design model. The original model failed to accommodate the screw spacing on the motherboard. ...As such, it is engineered to be...

Plate design to fix Anet A8 dual Mosfet (bed and Hotend) + Optocoupler (for glass bed leveling sensor) + USBASP strap to write OS on EEPROM.No hole to mount the plate on frame because you will have to make sure to place the plate to clear the USB and...

... are available. ...One is designed for two and the other for one MOSFET. They will be assembled in the same way as the following holder, but with our own larger MOSFETS: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2102952 Our website is https://3dfreunde.com

Inspired by the innovative design on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1957992), I engineered two bespoke adapters tailored to complement an alternative type of MOSFET and seamlessly integrate with a Raspberry Pi 2.

I upgraded to a larger MOSFET module than any available on-site, so I created a custom design featuring a mounting pattern where the screw centers measure 53 by 63 millimeters apart.

I modified the mount to enable a lower setup on the right-hand side, building upon an idea from a forum thread where someone mentioned installing the power supply higher up on the frame and placing the MOSFETs on the right for improved airflow.

We need a remix of our current fan configuration to accommodate two 60mm fans.

This creation was designed using Tinkercad's intuitive interface.

Dear Makers, On this occasion, we've designed a box to house the original Anet A8 electronics and two mosfets - one to manage the hot bed and another to handle our extruder. The design is divided into two parts: a base where the motherboard and...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100% I designed this, and it's my first post here. I have basically no experience working with 3D programs like SketchUp, in fact this was my very first attempt at using...

I've re-examined my initial tandem platform (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1997324). ...This updated model is more robust and no longer obstructs the USB port.

I designed a custom holder for the PCB and MOSFET on my Anet A8 printer. The holder is engineered to indent the PCB slightly to the left, allowing an 80mm fan to be easily installed for improved airflow. ...Additionally, I've included an optional design...

This is a revised electronics case for the Anet A8, replacing the relay mount with a MOSFET mount while maintaining compatibility with existing components. The design includes a .f3d and .STEP file for users to make their own modifications. It fits...

I upgraded my Anet A8 with a fantastic new component from Thingiverse - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2263216, which I highly recommend. ...While doing so, I realized the need for a mount to hold the extrusion's mosfet in place and discovered that...

This is a customized variant of the Electronic enclosure for Anet A3 created by feenix82, where one of the original MOSFETs has been replaced with a Raspberry Pi Zero W.

I purchased two MOSFETs for my Anet A6 and initially planned to mount both above the mainboard, but Leo_N's design convinced me to install the hotbed MOSFET below the board using his horizontal version and the hot-end MOSFET above the board using his...

If you're looking to install dual MOSFETS, a thermostat for temperature control, and a light switch that requires a 20mm hole for mounting, this setup won't fit on the original frame of an A8. I've opted for using it in an enclosure instead. ...You'll...

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!

... After printing, I discovered that some fitting adjustments were needed for my Anet V1 Board, possibly due to using a grid of 86 mm x 90 mm for the screw holes. ...If you have better values, please share them so I can make the necessary changes.

I sent the original print job through, only to discover that the angle bracket attached to it made it impossible to fit into its designated space. Frustrated by this obstacle, I pulled out my trusty Dremel and carefully ground away at the offending...

... that the lid needs to be printed from c_wolsey's files; I didn't bother adding it. The casing currently houses a 4 channel relay module, a MOSFET for the heatbed, the Anet A8 main board, an optocoupler and a Raspberry Pi 2B (running OctoPrint).

I reengineered the Mosfet Case to be compatible with the 3D Freunde V2 mosfet and a 12V Step-down module. ...It now seamlessly fits with the T-Corner Brace.

**Dual Mosfet Mount for Anet A8** *Requirements:* - 8x M3 Screws (10-12mm) - 2x M3 Screws (20mm) *Optional:* - 10x M3 Washers

Hello everyone, I'm excited to share this mock-up shell of the Anet A8 main board motor driver and mosfet heatsink with you.

This compact design encloses the Anet A8 mainboard and two MOSFET boards, each with a heatsink attached. To facilitate customizations, I've uploaded plain versions of the case and lid, making it simpler for others to create remixes. ... Since I've...

I recently upgraded my ARNET A8 with an external MOSFET for the heat sink. ...This also required a mounting bracket.

... of the cover. This modification is not expected to cause any issues, as the size of the heat sink far exceeds what's required for this printer and heat bed. Printer Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100%

I remixed this thing to fit my Anet A8 which has the "stiffi" style frame brace. I had to cut a section out on the side of the case and lid due to the lower support of the frame brace. I also opened up the hole for the 80mm fan so there is no...

This is designed to be a compact housing for the Anet A8 mainboard and two commonly available mosfet boards (60mm x 50mm PCB) with heatsinks. I discovered a model of an A8 frame, but realized this design won't fit at stock, so I created a frame to...

I'm excited to upgrade my printer by swapping out the Anet 1.0 board for a GT2560 board, which I feel will give me more control over my prints. To make this work, I've got to connect just one Mosfet to the heated bed - it's a simple but effective...