anet a6 3d models

For the X car & Hot End setup, you'll require an E3D Hot End or Clone, 30x30mm fan with Hot End bracket, Linear Bearings from the Anet printer, one Snail-House fan (either purchased separately or obtained from the Anet printer), three M3x10mm bolts...

This is what you can expect from these budget-friendly 3D printer kits - the quality control of the A6 apparently isn't up to par right now, it seems. Still, I got it working somehow. Hopefully, this saves someone the trouble of measuring and...

... Note the flex coupler is the source of the majority of this wobble. On my A6 the wobble is now barely discernible and the screw runs centered in the top holes for the entire travel of the Z-axis which is an indication of proper alignment. ...

Remixed and Enhanced: Strengthened with Bracing and Reinforced Punched Holes, Resulting in a Much Stiffer Alternative to the Frail Anet Original Front Y Axis Frame. The Anet design was inherently prone to warping due to its flat printing layout on...

I designed this clamp specifically for the threaded rod on my Anet A8. The goal was to create a robust, secure, and straightforward assembly. Use 4mm flat-head screws for optimal results. Printing without support is possible, and an infill of around...

... causing any distortion to the fan. The fan support system is specifically engineered for the original Anet 40MM fan model and might not fit seamlessly on other fan designs. ... Parts were printed at a layer height of 0.2mm using PETG material.

Two belt sleeve variants have been introduced: the "Belt_sleeve_Anet_belt" is designed specifically for the steel-reinforced belt that originally came with the printer, while the "Belt_sleeve_flexible_belt" is suitable for a more flexible, thinner...

... the Z-steppers are out of alignment. But I have a Plan-B. I need to mount the laser pointer onto the main frame of the A6 and direct the laser through targets on both Z-axis idler boxes. ... Stay posted for something that works coming soon....

That's the theme for my A6. This fits perfectly, prints really quick and is much more lightweight and suited than other designs I've seen (that's all credit to Raquel). The notch marks the bottom side. ...For more designs (if hexagons aren't your...

I've noticed a slight wobble in my Anet frame, which led me to try out drommon's rear brace. However, after printing it and attempting to install it, I found that my motor wouldn't fit properly. It turns out that I had installed a 0.9-degree stepper...

I noticed a bit of wobble in my Anet frame and really liked drommons rear brace. Unfortunately, after I printed and attempted to install it, I realized my motor wouldn't fit. I had installed a 0.9 degree stepper with a bit more torque on my x and y...

The reason for this model is that I covered the Anet with a layer of carbon foil. The cable would then be removed from the foil over time due to wear and tear. Additionally, I encountered a problem during the conversion to Bowden Frankenstein, which...

Anet 3D printers come equipped with two motors for the Z-axis movement that can easily lose position of each other, leading to misalignment. With this indicator installed on each Z-axis motor, you can accurately keep an eye on their alignment. Use a...

The ANET "A" series printers are notorious for lacking a reliable method for setting drive belt tension on the Y axis, a well-documented limitation. In an effort to resolve this issue, I explored alternative solutions and leveraged my experience...

I designed a direct drive, lightweight carriage for the Anet A8 that leverages the E3D Titan extruder's capabilities, including its light weight and ability to print flexible filaments. This setup uses the smaller and lighter pancake motor. In Fusion...

... the plate mounted bottom up\r\n\r\n###### Info\r\nI updated the top belt mount to have a 6mm difference, not 3mm as before. It seems like this version doesn't fit with the Anet A8, so I might modify it to accommodate both.\r\nGood luck, have fun!

This is a redesigned y-belt-tensioner for the Anet A8 3D printer. The key difference between this version and other belt tensioners lies in its design, where the belt bearing sits at the same height as the original piece and the stepper motor. This...

Remix of ntimmy's x-axis belt tensioning bracket for A6. The original upgrade was very poorly explained and documented and contained unnecessary cuts and mounts. There is some effort to make this upgrade, but it's the most elegant solution I've seen...

I have an Anet Board V1.5 leaving space for a 2.1x5.5 socket for an external supply voltage. I used the GND solder pad to solder two pins of the 5-pin connector. Here is the connection diagram for the LCD12864 display (the LCD2004 display needs...

... this printer often breaks it down, forcing me to print it out before assembling the entire unit. ...All sizes of each detail match the original specifications perfectly. Print Settings Printer: Anet A6 Supports: Whatever is fine Infill: Exactly 70%

Simple fan holder. ...Since the original is missing and the fan can bend. Spacers plus washers Fan grille should be left out. Print Settings Printer: Anet A6 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.15 to 0.2 Infill: 100%

Modify Paclanc's circular fan duct to fit on Dovanzeijl's Anet A6 x-carriage. ...Update: July 18, 2018 - Add AnetA6_X-carriage_circular_fan_duct_48_2, which is 1.5 mm lower than before.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: One way to integrate the carriage from the Z-axis of an Anet A6 into the Cubeanie 8 is by attaching it with M3 screws.

This model allows you to mount a standard extruder motor from the Anet A6 on the H-profile without any additional modifications. ...I hope someone will find it useful :)

I'm absolutely fascinated by the Anet A6 Z-Carriage designed by runtimeterror, and what I found lacking was a straightforward X-endstop holder, which prompted me to create my own solution.

... frequently breaks during transportation of the printer. ...All sizes of a detail match the original specifications. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Anet A6 Rafts: Disabled Supports: None Resolution: 0.1mm Infill Percentage: 70%

Z-Axis Anti-Wobble Upgrade Kit Designed Specifically for Original Anet A6 Enclosure This DIY Upgrade Solution Provides Enhanced Stability and Smoothness to Your 3D Printer's Z-Axis Movement.

You can use this bracket to mount the Raspberry Pi Zero (W) and a buck converter, such as an LM2596S, to the backside of the Anet A6 LCD display.

This is a Holder for the 'direct drive anet a6 e3d hotend' BLTouch. To set up the height, use the screws and springs that come with the BLTouch. ... #define NOZZLE_TO_PROBE_OFFSET { 27, 16, 0 }

Simple and Quick Print Case for the BigTreeTech TFT V1.1 on Anet A6 3D Printer. Required Items: 1. ...One M6 x 30 (or longer) screw with a nut Four M3 x 16 screws