my anet 3d models

Adjustable Z Stop for Anet A6 3D Printer: A Custom Solution for Precise Control Having recently printed and mounted this adjustable Z stop, I'm eager to put it through its paces as my Anet A6 3D printer nears completion. This innovative solution was...

Update 2018/02/12: This project is very budget-friendly; I designed it for my Anet A8 with just eight parts to print, requiring only wood (pine is inexpensive), MDF (3 mm thick), and possibly plexiglas if desired. For this ongoing version, I planed...

I designed a mount specifically for attaching my Raspberry Pi 3B+ to the frame of my Anet A8 printer, but it should also work with other Raspberry Pi models. If you found this helpful and would like to show your appreciation, please consider making...

... to unscrew the entire fan. I've personally tested this with my own experimental fan duct and have found it to be highly effective. For other parts, check out my collection on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/aRGiRob/collections/my-anet-a8

The four Y axis belt tensioner holes on my Anet A8 (a late 2016 model) have the following specifications: Hole width: X is 8.2mm, Z is 7.7mm Space between holes: X is 8mm, Z is 11.5mm To print this design, follow the same configuration as the...

Because I removed the displays of my Anet printers to create space for the X wagon at the top of the X axis, I designed and built new housings for them. In fact, I came up with four different designs, but ultimately printed only three in the end. The...

This is my take on a Z-Probe for my ANET A8 taking inspiration from Aeropics design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2805327 Additional Parts Required: Optical Limit Switch (The one inclusive of the connection board) 9g MicroServo Suitible Rod...

I'm using my Anet A8 and every time I adjust something, the z stop switch gets knocked out of place. It's really frustrating to keep fixing it, so I've decided to design a Thing that will solve this problem. This project is also an exercise in...

I needed a straightforward ATX mount for my Anet AM8 printer that wouldn't be overengineered like all the others I've found. So, I designed and installed one on my machine myself and it works perfectly fine so far. I'll post some photos later of it...

**Flip Case Top Upside Down Before Printing** I was searching for a 12864LCD mount for my Anet A8, but all I could find were variants that were separate from the printer. With my setup, there's no room to spare. To solve this issue, I created a...

I designed a custom "grill" to upgrade my Anet A8 printers, replacing the original metal mesh. I printed it as instructed, using a 0.4mm nozzle and 20% infill without support. If you'd like to show your appreciation for my work, consider making a...

I modified an existing design found on Thingiverse to fit my Anet A2, which is located at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2164045. My version allows me to move the PCB board away from the print surface and part fan, and takes it even further than...

I recently upgraded my ANET A8_M8 model with custom-designed eyes. The original components were quite tight, making them difficult to work with. One of them even split when installed (see photo 2). To solve this issue, I created a new design with...

I created some Y axis cable chain holders for my Anet A8. When the machine homed, the cable chains would rise above the bed and collide with the extruder as it moved to the bed. To prevent this, I designed a simple stop that pushes them down out...

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 came up with a solution that involved creating new housings for them. In the end, I designed and printed four different models, but only...

I design this piece for my Anet A8. When I saw the printing time of other models, I decided to create one that would be quick to print - faster than the others. This model takes 8 hours each. Be careful when placing it in Cura; if you're a novice,...

Needed a new bed for my Anet A8+ couldn't find a original one The closest in size I found was the Cr-10 bed on Amazon wich is 310x310 and uses the same resistors and thermistor. The only issue i had was that the holes of the normal bed frame...

I'm revamping the Mafiatorte design because it's efficient but doesn't fit on my Anet A8. You can add all the LED strips you want, just be sure to check their length; it should be less than 50mm and 8mm wide. I recommend these flexible strips from...

Here are some basic feet I crafted for the AM8 frame on my Anet A8. Why splurge on $5-$10 rubber feet when you can print them in any color!\r\n\r\nI printed these with TPU, using three shells at 25% infill, and they feel remarkably similar to what I...

I removed the stock display on my Anet A8 weeks ago. Now I wanted a better and easier way to change filament spool holder brackets. The existing design was made for the display installation. So, in short: This is a gap spacer that allows things to...

I decided to try my hand at Tinkercad and adapted the motor holder for my ANET A6 Nut 5. Hopefully, it will help someone install a motor on an aluminum frame. This design is specifically for the ANET A6 with a Nut 5 extruder. ... ANET A6 Nut 5 Right...

... 40 mm in length, and an optional washer and spring. Since my Anet A8 came equipped with extra springs, including one identical type for the heated bed, I opted to utilize one of them. ...A slightly stiffer spring would offer even better performance.

I have two "Onyehn" Brand mosfets for my ANET A8 that I couldn't find a holder for on Thingiverse, so I made one that can hold two boards. The boards are designed to fit 45X70mm PCBs and are mounted horizontally because I wanted room underneath for...

I built this adapter for the common filament sensor I bought on Aliexpress, so I can attach it to my Anet A8.\r\n\r\nFeel free to share a picture if you made one for yourself!\r\n\r\nThe filament sensor I purchased was this...

My Anet A8 frame is built with clear acrylic, but I'm not a fan of seeing the LCD circuit board through it. I couldn't find a cover plate that fits, so I hacked all the parts off ciccio92's fantastic external enclosure except for the front panel.

Four of these pieces are used to secure glass firmly onto my anet a8's heated bed, making it unnecessary to use binder clips. I had issues with using binder clips for several reasons: the home of the head is outside the printing area when homing, and...

I designed a reinforcement for my Anet E10 using four M6 threaded rods, each measuring one meter long, which I then trimmed to precise lengths. I secured them with M4 screws, adding stability and eliminating vibrations that were compromising the...

Having my Anet anchored to a solid base allowed me to forego a large front frame since I could easily anchor the frame to the base using just a few screws, so I designed this model. ... The screw holes are carefully crafted to accommodate 3mm wide...

I have added labels to the plates.I found the design from "emoon" https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2868695 and made it for my Anet E10, Its a really cheap way to make printers more compactand tidy. There is also a side plate but have not printed it...

I designed a 40 X 40 X 10 mm fan holder for my Anet A2 using Solidworks. Along with it, I created a fan duct to attach directly onto the holder, which is also visible but not included in this model. If you're interested, I'll share that design...