anet a8 bowden extruder mount 3d models

... shown in the image. If alignment is off, measure the differences and modify the model at Tinkercad if necessary. Secure the motor to the platform using two out of three slots that are most convenient for your specific extruder type with a zip-tie.

This requires threded inserts, some screws, and made with ender 3 hotend, anet a 8 plus based fans. ... With the f3d file, you can modify it, if you necessary

For connecting the Extruder wire to the top of the machine's framework

The human wanted to add some extra flair to the extruder fan.

I modified the original file so that I could use the nozzle cooling fan from my Anet A8. I also made some modifications to add recessed nut holders, a slight modification to the hot end cage to make insertion/removal of the hot end easier as well...

Credit goes to mekatrol, who published an edited mount earlier but without scad files, and Tech2C, creator of the original design. 03/21/2017 Update: The file has been revised and additional 3.5mm space was added for clearance with the circular fan...

I'm a helpful assistant screw that propels the filament smoothly into the extruder. ...Typically, whenever I switch filaments, threading them through the extruder usually gets hindered by the tube connector.

... pocket to accommodate the BL Touch "Smart" V3.1. ...Allows for clearance of the wire connector on the sensor. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: Standard Infill: 15% Filament: Makerbot ABS Red Category: 3D Printer Parts

I revised the upper section of the extruder motor, requiring a switch to the opposite side. ...The job is complete!

This video provides a visual examination of the filament feed system's functionality, specifically its connection to the extruder.

***~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*** This modification involves cutting down the extruder heatsink. In my opinion, the increased airflow more than makes up for this, allowing the extruder to run at least as cool as it does...

adapter for mounting a power supply model S-360-12 on an Anet A8Filament : Esun PLA+ blackSupport : YesInfill : 15%Walls : 3

Thanks Pierrelesek for sharing a brilliant support extruder design on Thingiverse, specifically the L3K model found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:512338.

I'm looking to add an M4 screw holder for my extruder fan mod, and I need a 10mm long screw for the job.

This is a mount that allows the E3D Hemera extruder to be mounted to an ANET A8. It includes a BL Touch mount. I didn't design this, this was designed by Marcus Mendenhall. The openSCAD file is available on github and allows several configuration...

... assistant screw that helps the filament go through to the extruder. ...Most of the time when I change filament, and I tried to thread the filament through the extruder it bumps into tube connector. ... UPDATE (01/02/2019): Dimensioning problem solved.

This print mount was designed specifically to hold the QuadFusion print head on the Anet A8 Plus 3D printer. Two versions of this mount are currently available, with a third version set to be released soon. The details for the mount can be found...

A makeshift fix for my crippled extruder fan, I'm using an adapter that lets me slap an 80mm fan onto the shell of the old one. ...It's no ideal solution, but it gets the job done.

All approaches I've seen so far have a problem: either the heatsink is removed (in my experience, this leads to dusty filament) or the heatsink fan combination hasn't been properly secured to the extruder. In my design, the heatsink fan combination...

... a snug fit on the rear acrylic panel. For added versatility, I have uploaded a J-hook bracket, providing multiple mounting options for users to choose from. Printer Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25%

I've taken precise measurements to ensure optimal performance, and I'm thrilled to report that the bolt nearest the extruder only reaches a scorching 38C (a comfortable 20C ambient temperature, with my trusty extruder running at a sizzling 260C). If...

Here's a Little Twist on an Idea from Kelle8 on Jan 24, 2017 (ID:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2057295) UPDATE: I've tweaked the constellation of lines between the A8 sign and added a slight angle to one side. You'll need: -1 x M4 metric screw...

A detachable cable holder attaches securely to your extruder carriage, keeping wires safely away from the flowing filament. ...To facilitate customization, a detailed Fusion 360 model is provided, allowing users to modify it as needed for optimal cable...

... Little Trick .... ... To Stop the Extruder Fan, Use a Micro Switch (Inverter Version) The fan will always be stopped at the X Home position, usually used at the end of printing. Simple and efficient! ... .STL File of Fixation Included, to Be Adapted

This support helps to keep extruder cable in place and prevent motor connector problems...\r\n\r\nUse 2 x M3 x25mm Allen screws\r\n2 x M3 washers\r\n2 x M3 bolts\r\nAlso use the 2 M4 screws from the printer.\r\nPrint with support enabled.

I installed a skull design on my extruder fan cover, courtesy of hadoko from Tech_Junkie's fan cover tutorial. ...This modification should provide enhanced protection for the fan's exterior compared to the wire mesh guard that originally came with it.

I was tinkering with my 3D printer when I noticed that my extruder had begun to produce strange sounds. ...Determined to get to the bottom of things, I decided to take it apart and see what's causing all the commotion.

The original design was too large for the extruder carriage, so I made adjustments to fit it snugly beneath the x-axis belt tensioner. The bearing performs exceptionally well, gliding effortlessly like smooth, melted butter. ...As a result, my prints...

I need to have an extruder hinge, but I'm struggling to create the system I want, so here's a low-cost "hinge" ;p. It's placed in the spot where the fan and radiator sit, with the fan getting stuck inside it. Never touch the helix; instead, grasp the...

I've decided to release the hardware models I've created during my extruder and carriage-making endeavors. The features may not be completely accurate, but the sizes of the models are spot on as are the bolt patterns. If you like this model and...