my anet 3d models

Although I managed to get decent prints from my Anet A8 at slow speeds, the quality suffered as I increased the speed. This was primarily due to the default plastic frame which bends slightly as you increase the speed. To get around this problem,...

Because I cleared out space for the X wagon at the top of the X axis by removing the display units from my Anet printers……. I created new enclosures to house them instead. After some experimentation, I came up with four different designs, but...

I designed this filament holder specifically for my Anet A8 printer, making it both robust and budget-friendly. It's only capable of holding one bobbin at a time, so it's perfect for small-scale printing projects. I printed two components with a...

Because I removed the displays of my Anet printers to free up space for the X wagon at the top of the X axis, I had to come up with a plan to reuse them. I designed new housings that would keep them functional and secure. I came up with four...

This custom corner pieces are designed specifically for my homemade frame on my Anet A8. ... A separate part for the interior side to house the webcam is currently in development and will be released shortly.

I'm currently working on it... ...and don't forget to check out the rest of my Anet A6 parts over here: https://www.thingiverse.com/andreas_g/collections/my-a6-projects

I'd love to adjust my heated bed adjustment screws on my Anet A8. ...The butterfly nuts will make the lower holes in the frame look nicer when I add some supports.

I'm using an adapter for my Anet A8 to hold a felt tip pen. My goal is to draw printed circuits. ...It's still being improved, not yet perfected.

I made a support for all the tools that came with my Anet A8 Plus, plus an extra one for my spatula that I printed here: thingiverse.com/thing:1345877 Does it need Support: No

I recently upgraded my Anet E10 3D Printer's filament spool holder to include smooth-rolling bearings, ensuring a seamless and efficient printing experience. ...The newly secured connection has significantly enhanced the overall performance of my...

I'm upgrading my Anet A8 with a sturdy tensioner for the X axis-belt. This design surpasses others I've found, requiring no extra screws to work effectively. ...The installed belt is shorter than in previous setups, making it impossible to have cut it...

Human: I designed a wire cutter holder that securely attaches to my Anet A8 using M3x18 screws, which also screw directly into the PSU. ...To ensure stability, I strategically placed supports halfway along the overhang, although a 44mm bridge might be...

I'm installing a cable chain Y-axis system on my Anet A6 3D printer. The level sensor is mounted on the front, and I've also got a cable tie hole in place. ...To complete this setup, you can use the elements found at...

... reserved. ...You can check out the original model on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2856545. Since I couldn't find a compatible version for my Anet A8 printer, I decided to resize it and upload it here for anyone who might need it.

This is a tool holder I designed specifically for my Anet A8. It holds all the stock tools that came with the printer, including needles for cleaning the nozzle, small files, and various screwdrivers - whatever your imagination comes up with. ...The...

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...

I designed a spool holder for my Anet E10 3D printer since it didn't come with one. This design integrates the original 3D printed spool holder and spare hardware from the kit. ...It can be secured using five screws, though I used only two on top...

To create printable components on my Anet A8 3D printer, I divided this object into three sections. Assembly requires a strong adhesive to hold the pieces together. ... I made sure to use ABS plastic for this project as it provides excellent print...

... from the CR-10 one by dilopsus all credit goes to him. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2856545 I just resized this to fit on my Anet A8 printer since I couldn't find one for it and I thought it would help others if I uploaded it back on here.

I set up an adjustment wheel specifically designed for my Anet A8. ...I use two wheels positioned at each corner, and here's how they work: one wheel holds the screw firmly in place so it doesn't turn when using the other wheel, which is responsible for...

I designed this fan mount due to heating issues with my Anet A8 Plus printer. ...The design requires no screws to secure the entire component to the extruder, relying instead on a sturdy M3 screw and nut assembly to hold the fan firmly in place.

I designed an alternative spool holder for my Anet E10 printer after printing the original part, but I was unhappy with the wheel design it included. ...So, I created a bar with a tapered shape to prevent spools from falling during printing.

I designed this part specifically to tighten the X-axis on my Anet A8. ...To use it effectively, you'll need a pair of M3 or M5 screws along with their respective locknuts, plus another pair of M4 screws paired with their own locknuts.

I was fed up with the flimsy spool holder on my Anet A8, so I decided to give it an upgrade using some spare 608 bearings. You'll need four of these bearings and two printed copies of the model. ... This is a modified version of the original spool...

I upgraded my Anet E16 printer with this 2x3010 fan duct. To install it, I had to disassemble the throat section from the heatsink and then reassemble everything once I was done making the necessary adjustments. After reinstalling the entire unit, I...

I built a superior X carriage for my Anet E10 printer, equipping it with V-slot wheels and an E3D V6 hotend mount, all sourced from the following online repository: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2736723

I reimagined the design to fit the bigger 50mm fan cover on my Anet A8. ...Following a print in vibrant green PLA, I brought out the colors using bold black and white markers to give it an energetic vibe.

here is the video I updated my anet A8 with a bowden extruder which fits on x carriage. ...to fix I designed an adapter which easily fits on x carriage works as a direct drive.https://youtu.be/HEGk5rplm6o

I made my Anet A8 plus much stiffer using 2 crossbow arrows (diameter ~9mm) and these attachments fixed with one drop of super glue. Attached with M4 screws. Simple and fast... ...

I designed a replacement part for my Anet A8 printer because the included component didn't match up properly, so I decided to create a new one from scratch. ...The design is almost identical to the original.