anet a8 bowden extruder upgrade 3d models

I'm revamping my ANET A8 frame upgrade for the second time, opting instead to create a fresh page and sidestepping the hassle of updating individual components on the outdated version.

This is an all-inclusive carriage kit designed specifically for the Anet A8. It comprises the basic carriage assembly, along with every necessary component required for seamless functionality. The carriage securely attaches to the linear bearing...

I designed this to position the extruder of my A8 above the display as i wanetd to mount the spool holder on the wall behind the printer. Printed the first test in .3mm resolution (see pictures) but the part fittet so nice that i kept it. Depending...

I set out to position my A8 extruder above the display exactly as planned, with the spool holder firmly attached to the wall behind the printer. With a successful first test printed in .3mm resolution, I was pleased to see that the part fit...

... hour prints. For my set up, ended up having the second extruder at (X-32.25, Y0). Might also adjust the rear anet_dual_x_carriage_v4 since my X-axis belt was rubbing and added some spacers for the rear Tronxy mount which isn't clear in the photos.

I adore the DocWho11 version for the Bowden extruder. Its compact design, light weight, and support for a chain make it ideal for my needs. However, I encountered an issue with printing that left me frustrated. The duct was too thin, resulting in...

To prevent the belt from deforming, an Anet A8 hot bed upgrade can be made by adjusting the frame's distance from the actuator. ...This modification ensures proper alignment and tension of the belt, reducing the risk of deformation caused by excessive...

Upgraded Spool Holder for Standard Anet A3 3D Printers Featuring a Ball Bearing Upgrade.

... ... I also believe that we could push the infill even further, potentially up to 40-50% in future updates. This addon is specifically designed to relocate the extruder to the center of the printer, offering enhanced functionality and versatility.

The Anet A8 boasts a robust fan designed to cool its hot end efficiently, prompting me to design an adapter for a standard 40mm fan and cover unit.

After the motherboard of my Anet A8 gave up the ghost, I decided it was time to upgrade to a state-of-the-art Arduino Mega+Ramps 1.4 system. The new boards I purchased from Amazon came with a sleek, high-tech LCD panel...

Auto leveling sensor on Anet A8 owner. Required screws: 2x 3x20mm with nut (use original holder parts) 2x 3x20mm without nut (use original holder parts) 2x 4x12mm wood screw (similarly suitable) No new components are necessary except the...

It leverages the readily available components from an Anet A6 or A8, ensuring minimal additional expenditure. Both input and output are threaded to accommodate 6mm press fit connectors seamlessly. ...The primary motivation behind creating this extruder...

Additional required components: 2 x M3x18 screws to attach the mount directly to the motor 1 x Hotend to Bouden Connector (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2331124) 1 x Bowden featuring metal Bouden adapters...

Like this upgrade to the Anet Y-carriage is an improvement over the original with extra clearance for the y-axis motor and a stiffer design than the standard part provided. The outer dimensions are 219x219mm, making it compatible with most printers...

I created this bracket to secure the remote extruder servo perfectly on an ANET A8/PRUSA 3D printer kit. It works flawlessly in combination with popular spool holders that are easily found online. Check out the pictures for more details. I assembled...

I'd like to explore the possibilities of upgrading the x-axis on my human.

... ...To accomplish this, slide it under the corners of your heatbed and secure with screws. Important note: This upgrade makes sense only when paired with an auto-leveling sensor, as it fixes the bed in place, allowing for precise leveling adjustments.

Step 6 Insert the short end of 4anet fan upgrade into the hole in 2anet fan upgrade then hot glue or plastic weld in place as shown. Step 7 screw in the finished product where the old fan used to be, using the holes as shown. Step 8 cut off the...

See it run here: https://youtu.be/Nrn9100MQbY See my Rear Sensor Mount version here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2763157 All instructions are for the Anet A8. Reduced some sizes, moved some things and cleaned it up. I added some zip tie holes...

All instructions are for the Anet A8. This includes guides like my thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2732685 built into the mount. Get the latest Skynet3D firmware from https://github.com/thijsk/Skynet3d and please update your firmware as...

All instructions are for the Anet A8. This includes guides like my thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2732685 built into the mount. Get the latest Skynet3D firmware from https://github.com/thijsk/Skynet3d and please update your firmware as...

See it run here: https://youtu.be/Nrn9100MQbY See my Rear Sensor Mount version here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2763157 All instructions are for the Anet A8. Reduced some sizes, moved some things and cleaned it up. I added some zip tie holes...

Make vertical thinner to be 3mm, somehow in the original 5mm version, my screw is too short

The file by Lykon won't slice properly in matter control, so repairing in slicer wouldn't work because matter control can't import OBJ's. I've also mirrored it and included the mount for the left side now. ...I'm currently printing this and will add a...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2204941 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2204941

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2953306 This latest iteration proved even more robust, having broken off its predecessor. ...To guarantee a secure hold, make certain to attach it to the LCD frame prior to connecting the stepper motor, as the nuts...

You might need to seat the motor mount properly from the back side, ensuring a snug and precise fit.

... can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2325017 - Right Side Mount. ... Version 1: Pay attention to the Z-Axis, it's off by -0.01mm. Version 2: Improved screw holes and no Z-Axis adjustment needed. Have fun with this Bowden Extruder Mount!