anet a8 board 3d models

This custom-designed board holder and mosfets bracket for the Anet A8 is engineered to manage all components inside the enclosures, accommodating two distinct types of mosfets. It also serves as a standalone unit for the board, making it effortless...

The Anet A8 Board requires a straightforward 70 fan setup to maintain stable temperatures during prolonged printing sessions.

I'm using the steel frame from Orballo Printing and made this because I couldn't find a compatible holder for the Anet A8 stock board. Caution: Mounting the board itself was tricky due to misaligned supports with the holes. However, with some...

I'm going to improve this support for the board and mosfets on the Anet A8, designed to hold everything inside the boxes, including two types of different mosfets. It also only works for the board, with the ease of putting and removing the board by...

Mounting an A8 board using a standard M3 spacer ensures compatibility with 120mm fans and the AM8 system. ...Enjoy your installation process!

Anet A8 Main Board V1.5.

Anet A8 Plus Board V1.7

Fan cover for Anet A8 Main Board. For 70 mm x 15 mm fan. To secure the fan cover to the base plate, you must reverse the screw direction - point the screw head toward the frame's edge and the nut toward the base plate's edge. You may need to use...

Replacement Spacer Mounts Main Board Anet A8 Securely. ...Measures 15mm by 7mm by 3.5mm Center Hole.

... board, hoping it might be useful to someone in need of a similar solution. ...To attach the mount securely to the Anet frame, I recommend using M3 nuts as spacers. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 10%

This is an installation board for adding smoother boards to an Anet A8. ...It's for boards like this:...

... for valuable design input. I adjusted the location on the hole in Circuit Board Cover 2 to match the reset switch button perfectly on the circuit board. Good luck with your print! Print Settings Printer: ANET A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 20%

Dear designers and makers, On this occasion, we have created a box to house the main board that comes standard in our Anet A8 and two mosfets (one that will regulate the power of the hot bed and another that regulates the power of our extruder). The...

A straightforward upgrade kit for swapping out the standard printer board with a MKS Gen 1.4 model, featuring authentic hole spacers that match the exact original dimensions.

... extend the lifespan of your printer by preventing overheating damage. When selecting a motherboard cooler for your Anet A8, consider factors such as compatibility, cooling capacity, and ease of installation to find the perfect fit for your needs.

I decided to securely fasten the board cover to my printer, so I drilled holes that extend through each standoff corner. A 60mm M3 bolt should provide sufficient length for most printers. ...The holes are 3mm in size but may require widening with a...

I modified the original STL file by adjusting the design within Fusion to accommodate a 60mm fan. ...The fan is connected directly to the input wires originating from the PSU.

Holder for Anet A8 stock board + BananaPi M2+ + single mosfet.

I recently misplaced one of the 15mm standoff screws for my Anet A8 mainboard, prompting an extensive search for a replacement part. ...Frustrated by the limited availability of suitable alternatives that could be 3D printed, I decided to take matters...

This is a basic enclosure for the electronics control board of an ATER A8. The cover fits snugly over the USB port, eliminating the need for mounting screws. A reset button is conveniently included in the design (note that the large end of the reset...

Please note that I've positioned my Anet Board with the USB Port facing downwards towards my printer. ...Additionally, I replaced the original connectors on the HotBed, Power, and Extruder (the three large green ones) with new STLZ950/2G-5.08-H...

Case to cover over board The red marked part, are only support and should be cut before used. Please note that i turn my Anet Board and the USB Port looks down on my Printer. I also replaced the origonal connector for HotBed, Power and Extruder (the...

With the help of others there, I found one pin available on the LCD (Pin4A or Pin 3) that is Pin 27 on the stock Anet a8 board using Marlin. I soldered wires directly to the pin 27 (pin3 -4A) and the 5-volt pin on the LCD (I should have soldered the...

Human: Hex Nut Holes are precisely 3.5 millimeters in diameter, with a tolerance of plus or minus 0.5 millimeters Screw holes have a uniform diameter of 3 millimeters Print Settings are carefully tailored to optimize results Printer Brand is Prusa,...

I'm excited to upgrade my printer by swapping out the Anet 1.0 board for a GT2560 board, which I feel will give me more control over my prints. To make this work, I've got to connect just one Mosfet to the heated bed - it's a simple but effective...

Quick and easy solution to put a fan on your Anet a8 motherboard without doing an electronics enclosure. ...If you are connected via usb cable you would need to drill an alternate hole in your frame to keep from interfering with usb port on board (there...

I needed to cool down my Anet A6's board, so I created a custom plate instead of using the original one that comes with the printer. To make it, I designed a copy of the board with a mount for an 80mm fan. I'm not sure if this will also work on the...

I couldn't find any Rumba board mount for the Anet A8, so I created my own. I made it quickly in TinkerCad as it was the only software available to me at the moment, so it's not extremely refined but should function. It's attached to the frame...

Quick and Simple Fan Installation on Your Anet A8 Motherboard Without a Custom Electronics Box. If You're Connected via USB Cable, Be Prepared to Drill an Alternative Hole in the Frame to Avoid Interfering with the On-Board USB Port - That's Why I...

First, swap out the old motherboard with a brand new 2020 mount designed specifically for the Anet A8. This will give me a fresh start and improved performance right off the bat. Next, I'll add some adapters - no, just kidding! ...I'll keep it simple...