anet a8 board 3d models

Since a small gap exists around the SD Card Slot, it's easy to accidentally drop my SD card inside the Board, which means I have to disassemble the Aluminum Plate and retrieve the SD Card manually. To avoid this frustrating scenario, I designed...

This is a straightforward support with pre-drilled holes for installing custom PCBs near the Anet A8 motherboard. I have designed two versions: the basic *_leftside_* model fits perfectly if you only have the motherboard without any additional...

I crafted a custom fan cover based on Zadthebad's original design, scaling down the opening to accommodate an 80mm fan while relocating the mounting holes for optimal compatibility.

I revamped the original design, incorporating a deliberate perforation at the upper edge to accommodate ongoing cable management needs.

Look at the LCD cable's placement carefully!

I tweaked the geometry a bit to make it printable alongside the 80mm flared section at the same time. ... UPDATE: Every now and then, after printing it out for myself, I realized I didn't have any 80mm fans on hand, so I also designed an adapter for a...

I created this reset switch to enhance Lee-R's outstanding Anet A8 cover. The cover is exceptional because the holes enable effortless mounting of additional features, such as Mosfet switches, without needing to reprint another cover. This switch...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: PLA - Print the main barrel at 0.2, but I suggest that you print everything else at 0.1, so the thread has a chance! Post-Printing General Notes: The spring...

... PI at once. You can use for example: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B ARM-Cortex-A53 4x 1.2GHz with 1GB RAM Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ ARM-Cortex-A53 4x 1.4GHz with 1GB RAM Rumba ATmega2560 Controller Board + 6 DRV8825 Driver modules Two MOSFET-Upgrade modules

This design can also serve as a standalone circuit board mount, allowing for attachment to a wall or other surface without the base or power supply. I included optional mounts for MOSFETs near the top of the enclosure. Wires will need extension, as...

I installed the fan to cool the stepper drivers - most cases come equipped with either a fan or a reset button, so I decided to combine the two protection features in one setup, hoping it meets your requirements. ... Please review the wiring...

Here we have some reportedly good firmware for the Anet A8 using a Melzi board. I don't own an Anet A8 nor would I ever buy one, therefore I have no actual means of testing this firmware, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! It has been reported that this...

Holder for Anet A8 with :BTT SKR mini E3 V3BTT Pix2 Mosfet 30AFilament : Esun PLA+ blackSupport : noInfill : 20%Walls : 3

Cover for Anet A8 Board Test Status: Not Tested Print Settings: Printer Brand: Prusa Printer Model: Prusa Steel Raft Option: Disabled Support Options: None Selected Resolution Setting: 0.3 mm Layer Height

Although my Anet A8 doesn't need one, I built a custom cover for its mainboard. My curious cats seem fascinated by the flashing lights and machinery, but fixing 3D printers or felines is costly. To prevent air from being obstructed to the heat...

Update: Feb 29, 2020 V3 of the board now supports both Anet A8 motherboard and RAMPS 1.x with an Arduino mega 2560. The Arduino board is positioned to place the USB connector in the back. This enclosure is designed for Anet A8/AM8 builds. I'm unsure...

This is a fast-moving clip-on fan designed specifically for the stock board of an Anet A8 printer. It's perfect for keeping your machine running at a comfortable temperature, especially when working with larger prints that require extra cooling...

Anet V1.0 Board Cooling (80mm Fan) / Anet A8 Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Not Required Supports: Yes, Automatically Adjusts for Bed Leveling Resolution: 200 Microns Minimum Infill: Adjustable Between 10-20% for Optimal Strength

A Custom Cooling Channel for a 92mm Fan on the Anet V1.0 Board Print Settings Printer: The Duplicator I3 PLUS Printer is Used Here Rafts: It's Irrelevant Whether Rafts Are Used or Not Supports: Objects Can Be Printed with Supports Resolution: The...

A sleek and efficient cable organizer for the modern IT professional. This ingenious device mounts securely to a standard 19-inch server rack, providing tidy storage and effortless cable management. ...With its durable construction and intuitive design,...

I've created a new cover for the SKR V1.3 Anet A8 Plus board that prints faster, looks great, uses less filament and enhances heat exchange. ...If you find this useful, please consider donating to my paypal.me account to help offset design time costs.

Case designed specifically for the Main Board of the Anet A8 Printer. ...Utilizing a 120 mm or smaller fan, secured by a custom cover tailored for the 80 mm fan system.

Electronic Cover for Anet A8 Printer. This cover supports two transistor power switches and the Anat 3D Board. I've printed an older version of this cover without holes for the USB-plug and SD-card. Let me know if it works. ... Third Party: Transistor...

This is Jsschlat's "Anet A8 AM8 Control board and FET Driver board enclosure" modeled in OpenSCAD. I did this because I want to modify this excellent design, and I prefer working with a textual description instead of a GUI. I created it by reading...

To secure the cover in place, it is mounted directly onto the motherboard and held fast by the same screws used to attach the board itself, necessitating only the removal of the existing nuts. ...For optimal printing results, the fan guard must be...

I designed a custom CTC A8 motherboard cover that accommodates an 80mm fan. This design requires less material than any other available options I found on Thingiverse, so I measured and created my own to minimize material usage. ... Mounting is simple...

Increased the depth of the cover from 20mm to 36mm to make more room for wires Added solid sides to help hold the wires in place and add strength to the part

Here are the components you'll need to create a basic 8cm fan mount: two M4 bolts and two M4 nuts. ...That's it, nothing more, nothing less.