upgrade anet a8 plus 3d models

Required screws 2x M3 x30mm for the hotend, 4x M3 x20mm for the fan and the strap.

This is an updated version of my Air Duct, sourced from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2135330. The 5630 LED strips are now protected by a cover to prevent overheating damage. I've revised the design for secure attachment to the carriage and...

This custom Backplate serves as a substitute for the tensioner holder found on Thingiverse, specifically the item with ID 2006595. ...To create it, use bolts and nuts sourced from your local hardware store.

<p>Like others the originals were too small internally for my wingnuts and too large externally and were hitting my printer frame. I tweaked it in Blender to remedy both issues and now my wing nuts fit well and it doesn't hit the frame. Very easy and...

I'm adding a feature to this spool holder: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2224321. ...A small bracket eliminates the wobble in the X-axis, keeping the threaded rod securely attached to the spool holder and preventing it from twisting off.

Like others the originals were too small internally for my wingnuts and too large externally and were hitting my printer frame. I tweaked it in Blender to remedy both issues and now my wing nuts fit well and it doesn't hit the frame. Very easy and...

I've experienced filament snags causing prints to fail. These issues often stem from excessive stress on the filament roll due to the back-and-forth motion of the extrusion head. To address these problems, I decided to experiment with using a Bowden...

As I wanted to avoid bowden in my printer, I modified Don1337's design so it could be used as a direct extruder. The fan duct for the heatbreak I'm using is from IsmaelPR1's model. I'm also sharing the blender file here for anyone who wants it.

Changing filaments has always been a hassle for me, but this setup makes it effortless because you can clearly see where the nozzle's inlet is located. I've also swapped out the two M3 x 45 screws, and I'm now using two threaded rods measuring M3 x...

Includes files for the cover and adapter needed if using the original mounting holes. Utilizes M4 and M3 hardware components. ... PSU: Find this product on Amazon at...

Supported linear systems - SBR12 - MGN12 (H & C) - LM8UU blocks - V-Slot wheel 2020 extrusion profile - V-Slot wheel 2040 extrusion profile Supported bed sizes and hole spacings - 220mm x 220mm (Anet A8) - 300mm x 300mm (Anet A8 plus) - 310mm x...

The Anet A8 receives a significant upgrade.

Power switch for Anet A8 printer upgrade.

Stronger more beefed up X axis tensioner for the anet a8 plus sticking close to the original design that comes with the printer, featuring looped belt grips with a high matching teeth profile. ... no special sprinting requirements, no supports needed...

Currently redesigning some things on my Anet A8 Plus, and liked how the motor was mounted from [thing:2394683](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2394683) as well as the belt holder. ...The only problem I had with it was with the Idler-Tensioner, I...

Anet A8 Version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2353376 with Hole for Better Cooling I'm Testing It, Prefer 2 Linear Bearing X Carriage V0 - Runs Smoothly If You Try It, Let Me Know What You Think Upgrade 08/09/2017 New Fan Duct V1 - Best One...

|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Português (Sou BR =D): I searched far and wide for accessories like this for my ANET A8 PLUS 3D printer, but I couldn't find anything. So, I decided to break...

Remix of Brandon Bowman's part tailored specifically for the BTT MKS TFT35 v3.0 LCD display, designed to be compatible with the Anet A8 printer. This custom part leverages the printer's existing metal LCD backplate, allowing it to retain its...

This is a case I designed to hold a BTT SKR 1.3/1.4/1.4 Turbo, a 5V buck converter, and a Raspberry Pi 4B for my Anet A8 Plus. This is the buck converter I used because it will take 8-35v input voltage and output 5v at 3A max to power the 4B. I...

This is a case I designed to hold a BTT SKR 1.3/1.4/1.4 Turbo, a 5V buck converter, and a Raspberry Pi 4B for my Anet A8 Plus. This is the buck converter I used because it will take 8-35v input voltage and output 5v at 3A max to power the 4B. I also...

Endpoint upgrade Anet et5x

Made my Anet A8 Plus Bear completely silent with a Bigtreetech SKR 1.3 and Noctua fans for everything. Since I needed four buck converters and planned on a Mosfet for the hot bed, I really needed an enclosure to house everything in one place and to...

Compact Cooling Fan Upgrade Kit for Anet A8 3D Printer.

I recently acquired an Anet A8 and I wanted to add a Raspberry Pi 3 B or 3 B Plus to my printer. I found a mount that would allow the Raspberry Pi to be mounted on the gantry behind the rear display. The original creator didn't have a Raspberry Pi 3...

Recently, I acquired an Anet A8 and wanted to add a Raspberry Pi 3 B or 3 B Plus to my printer. After conducting research, I found a mount that would enable the Raspberry Pi to be securely mounted on the gantry behind the rear display. The original...

Made my Anet A8 Plus Bear completely silent with a Bigtreetech SKR 1.3 and Noctua fans for everything. ...Since I needed 4 buck converters and planned on a Mosfet for the hot bed, I really needed an enclosure to house everything in one place and to make...

It works seamlessly with a rpi case (http://r.ebay.com/VN9Ac7) as well The best thing to get for the usb connection...

This project began as a concept to create one solid main frame for Anet A8 to replace the two loose stock frame parts, but during the verification process I realized it would be much better to design all printer components. Apart from the obvious...

Upgraded power supply unit cover for Anet A8 3D printer now manufactured by Upgraded Designs.

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...