my anet 3d models

For the print I used PETG. ...I had some shrinking issues with the material so I added a file in which i fixed it for my Anet A8 Plus printer

Improved airflow circulates cooler air through the hotend and extruder of my Anet A6. It's looking fantastic! ...This upgrade is specifically designed to work seamlessly with a 40mm fan.

I designed a custom upgrade kit specifically for my Anet E12 3D printer. ...The inspiration came from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2959350, but with key modifications to accommodate the unique dimensions of the E10 and E12 control boxes.

I designed a Pi Camera Bracket for my Anet A8 using the camera housing/mount from Thingiverse user anoved, specifically referencing designs 403712 and 192364, as well as 247590 for inspiration.

I replaced the faulty mounting plate for my Anet A3's radial fan with a brand-new one that cuts down on weight significantly, thereby eliminating the annoying vibrations it caused.

I'm glad I have this tool now that I was wishing for when building my Anet A8 - it keeps the screws firmly in place and dramatically streamlines the assembly process.

I Designed a Basic Fan Duct for My Anet A8 Plus 3D Printer. ...The Reason Behind It Was Quite Straightforward - the Original Design Wouldn't Stay Securely in Its Place.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: I'm reconfiguring the E3DV6 settings to enable x-carriage operation on my Anet A8 printer. ...The infill density will be set at 35%.

I designed this setup to accommodate mounting an HP DPS-600PB power supply onto my Anet A8, effectively replacing the standard power supply that comes with it.

I've secured a chain to my Anet, so I redesigned the holder to utilize two top bolts for a more robust attachment.

I adjusted the design to accommodate the wider opening of my ANET A6 printer due to its larger gap, which measures 8mm.

I created a modification to enable a PTEG power supply input on my Anet A8, aiming for a more seamless startup without investing in additional components.

I needed an angled tube to serve as a reliable filament guide for my Anet printer, and I created it using the versatile design software TinkerCAD.

This is a routine adjustment of the Z Endstop on my ANET A8 3D printer utilizing a thumb ball for precision control.

In my Anet, I turned on the lathe reel made of aluminum and broke a drill 2mm in diameter to use as an axis. You can also print the reel. It works perfectly for me, but feel free to suggest any improvements. My print resolution is set at 0.3 mm layer...

I reinforced metal for the Frame of my Anet A8, which greatly improved the stability of the printer, especially on pieces with greater height and high speeds. I achieved good results at 120 mm/s speed. The best improvement I made to print at high...

This is a remix of my Anet A8 Power Switch Front mount that includes an opening for a DC LED volt meter for monitoring power supply health and verifying proper voltage adjustment for the PSU. I had a similar configuration on my CTC A10S, which I...

... some spares from the anet package). easy to install, unsrew the original parts and replace with the printed ones, see pictures for reference. for other parts please visit my collection: https://www.thingiverse.com/aRGiRob/collections/my-anet-a8

I whipped up a quick spool holder for my trusty Anet A8 to give that filament some extra spin and stability on its provided holder. So far, I've only tested it with the Anet A8 Holder and Hatchbox PLA spool, but I'm pretty sure it'll work just as...

This is a Work-In-Progress document detailing my conversion to a Bowden setup for my Anet A8, as I dislike inserting filament into the stock extruder and want a lighter carriage. The setup utilizes the stock Anet sensor for bed leveling and the stock...

... connector. Print it just like you see it in the STL file, without any supports needed. If you're looking for more great parts, check out my collection on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/aRGiRob/collections/my-anet-a8 or visit my profile.

For a visual comparison, take a look at the second picture, where I've included a side-by-side shot with the original white fan duct that came with my Anet A8 printer. ... Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill:...

I'm excited to share this fan shroud design with you all, which replaces the traditional metal guard on the extruder fan of my Anet A8 printer. While it's specifically designed for the Anet A8, I believe it may also work well with other printers as...

... with screws. I printed this design with walls that are 0.8mm thick and an infill percentage of 30%. My Anet A8 Prusa i3 Clone typically prints in layers that are 0.1mm thick using a 0.4mm nozzle, and for this project, I used Anet Orange PLA.

... Anet A8 versions. Also, it is the closest to the extruder hole I've ever printed. The second file is the same thing but without the loophole. For other parts, please visit my collection: https://www.thingiverse.com/aRGiRob/collections/my-anet-a8

... the LEDs in a Series Configuration. Future Upgrades Will Include On/Off Controls and Automatic Lighting Regulation. My ANET ET4 Printer Isn't Listed in the Model Options. ...M3 Screws and 12-Volt LED Strips Are Required for This DIY Project.

I designed these dust caps for my Anet A8 as a last resort since I couldn't locate any comparable alternatives anywhere else. They fit snugly over the hole and closely hug the screw, preventing this one from shifting even slightly. After printing a...

I got tired of constantly adjusting the bed every time I switched between glass and PEI on my Anet A6. My solution is this adjustable Z endstop with indicator that makes life a lot easier. To make it, I repurposed a leftover M3 nut and bolt from the...

... easily from the front. In addition to the normal A6 acryl clamps you need 4 longer M4 screws. ...(min. 20mm) and take a look at my other Anet A6 parts: https://www.thingiverse.com/andreas-giesert/collections/my-anet-a6-parts Category: 3D Printer Parts

I'm attempting to build a Bowden carrier with an E3D v6 extruder for my Anet A8. Most of the standard parts can be reused, such as fans and bearings. Additional components required are: 12 M3 x 16 screws (six for the carrier, two for the extruder...