my anet 3d models

I corrected my Anet A8's frame, as the laser-cut parts had jagged edges that prevented a smooth print job. By swapping out most of the screws for corner brackets, I was able to achieve perfectly aligned prints at last. ...In all, I needed 12 of those...

... to conserve space. ...All it needs is a small sheet of paper. It took me exactly three hours and forty-six minutes to print out the entire project on my Anet A8, utilizing a total of twenty-six grams or eight point eighty-three millimeters of filament.

I designed this Toolholder specifically for my Anet A8. You can easily modify it yourself by using the included Fusion360 file. The Power supply unit has two notches on top, which are used to securely attach the toolholder to the PSU via bolts.

I'm upgrading my Anet A8 Prusa I3 printer's x-axis to use a GT2 belt and a custom-built tensioner. The YouTube video at 300 seconds explains the process, but here are the details: I designed and printed the new tensioner using PLA filament. ...It has an...

I've successfully printed numerous projects, but each one has presented its own set of challenges, particularly when working with my Anet A8. ...This time around, I'm choosing to start over from the ground up and incorporating the best design elements...

... good idea. ...Thanks to the maker: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2538798. I remake it because the screws from my Anet A8 are too small with the original version. ... Brush: https://www.amazon.com/MagiDeal-Bristle-Metal-Cleaning-3Pcs/dp/B071XV9BRM

I wanted a super small Z-endstop holder for my Anet E10 because all the existing ones were just too big for me. That's why I designed this one in Solidworks. Of course, setting it up isn't as comfortable as with the "bigger" ones that have an...

I replaced a broken bearing holder on my Anet A8 with one that I printed. ...The new holder came from a design found on Thingiverse, specifically thing number 2791727, and I made some minor adjustments to get it to fit properly.

Reworking of the Thingiverse model 1666094 was undertaken to achieve a superior fit with the lower linear bearing on the X-axis carriage of my Anet A8 printer, which the original design struggled to accommodate effectively.

I'm taking my Anet A8 to new heights by streamlining the Micro SD card insertion and removal process, a challenge many users face. ...To overcome these obstacles, I've redesigned the component from scratch.

Reworked from these designs - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1633606, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:815725, and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:926794. ...I have this setup on my Anet A8, and it operates flawlessly.

I'm remixing an anti-wobble design specifically for the stock parts of my Anet A8. ...The best part is that I won't have to disassemble the entire printer - just a few screws will do the trick.

Simple snap-on mount to place Raspberry on the back of the LCD. ...Just because I don't want to waste loads of plastic just to attach it on my Anet.

I support the Titan extruder on the upper right side of my Anet A8. ...I position the motor forward so that the bottom wheel doesn't touch the chassis.

This is a bespoke 80x80x25mm fan duct designed exclusively for the Bowden E3D V6 clone configuration on my Anet A8 printer.

I replaced my Anet Endstop with the ones used in the Anet A8 Plus and changed the position because the cables were touching the Z-Axis rods. Installed on Anet A8 with stock Extruder, additional screws were printer's spare screws. ... Endstop...

Other designs for the Anet A8 can be found below: Check out my remix of Leo's rear frame brace at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2246689 Visit my front frame brace at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2224643 See my Anet A8 Y Axis Belt Tensioner...

... P.P.S On the X-Axis motor mount, my Anet's hex screws were too short to reach through its mount and that bracket. ...I used longer Phillips screws from my printer package and carved out a lower screw hole so standard hex screws would fit snugly.

I recommend using the vertical version along with my "Anet V1.0 Mainboard Cover with 40mm Fan" found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1803120, by doing so the mosfet heat sink will also be cooled by the fan. By request, I've added a cover to...

When I upgraded my Anet A8 to AM8, a metal frame upgrade caught my attention: bed butterfly nuts collided with rod holders.\r\nAs a solution, I designed a flat knob and swapped out butterfly nuts for classic ones.\r\n\r\nI recommend placing a washer...

Four of these pieces are used to secure the glass to the heated bed of my anet a8, avoiding the usage of binder clips. The usage of binder clips for me was a problem for me: the home of the head is outside the printing area (when homing some binder...

I connected these switches directly to the PSU of my Anet A8 3D printer. I came up with two different versions of this support. The first version (V1) features a block that connects the two supports at the top, while the second version (V2) has a...

... e3d V6. ...And i create a mount for my anet e16. You can use the same 4010 stock fan with the ypgraded frame included in my designs. ... Needed : 2 screw M4*20 (hexagonal) 2 screw M4*30 (head diameter10)+ 2 nuts E3d V6 Clone Print in ABS

Update: I rebuilt my Anet A8 into my own version of the AM8, but with ballscrews and CPC 15 Linear Rails. If you can afford it, I highly recommend building an AM8 out of your Anet - it just looks much better and cleaner (also works better...

... and easy removal/repositioning. see pictures for installation and spacers usage. if needed you can ask me also to create ad-hoc spacers for other parts please visit my collection: https://www.thingiverse.com/aRGiRob/collections/my-anet-a8

My own Anet A8 printer resides in my bedroom where sometimes the screen's brightness interferes with my sleep comfort. Make sure your frame measures precisely 8mm to ensure a proper fit; if it's thinner or thicker, you may need to resize the cover...

Initially, I had installed the fan mod on my Anet but wanted to add the light holder for easier viewing, only to discover there was no way to mount them together correctly. To overcome this challenge, I created a new design that prints without...

I encountered issues getting the lcd cover into its slot on my anet, so I sought out a more straightforward mounting mechanism. That's when I turned to the filament guide, which seemed like a perfect solution. Combining these two ideas resulted in a...

While looking for a case for an LM9625S converter, I came across lilbaz95's screwless design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4676883) and modified it to fit my Anet ET5 Pro. The housing can be attached to the rear of the X-Z-gantry instead of...

Just an exercise to verify if my own anet is capable to print small circles and thin walls. these are the cover for the display buttons. please note that i own a 2018 anet a8 and i measured its display and frame so buttons may not fit in older...