anet a8 carriage 3d models

The top half comes from the "FlyingBear P905 Turbo Fan Cooling system" model, while the bottom half is inspired by a semi-circular Anet style that I've since lost track of. This fan duct is designed specifically to fit an e3d/j-head v6 hotend from...

The stock anet carrier will fit, and most other carriers too. ** BOM ==== You will need these parts additionally to the printed ones, which you should already have on your AM8: 8x slot nut 8x screw for slot nut 4x M3x20 ISO 4762 for motor 4x M3...

Including @TNS whose Anet solution to this problem is what I based mine on for the Geeetech printer. Since I never found a completely ideal solution; a toothed wheel that a) printed well, b) was just the right match for the stepper gear pulley (20...

My cheap Anet A6 printer has a tendency to come loose at other smaller attachment points, so I had to take extra precautions. To assemble the bucket, simply print without any support or brim and use a rotary tool to cut off the unwanted parts and...

This is an enclosure for an Anet A6 that (tightly) fits: MKS Gen v1.4* Mosfet* Raspberry Pi 3* 3A Buck converter* I upgraded my A6 to a MKS Gen v1.4 as it was the simplest (and cheapest) route to upgrade the stepper drivers and get some TMC2130*...

Furthermore, all parts fit nicely and photos of the build are uploaded. While owning both an Anet AM8 and a Prusa MK3S you start to really appreciate the work and effort the guys at Prusa research put into their extruder. I wanted to convert my AM8...

These 25mm screws are what Anet should have provided in the 1st place for proper pulley, rods and belt alignment. See image #3. Using the gauge the easy way. Updated 08/23/2018: Put the extruder in the Home position. Turn printer off and center the...

These 25mm screws are what Anet should have provided in the 1st place for proper pulley, rods and belt alignment. See image #3. Using the gauge the easy way. Updated 08/23/2018: Put the extruder in the Home position. Turn printer off and center the...

Cooling based on Mega X-Carriage MK3, modified for compatibility with E3D V6/V5/VULCANO and it has the ability to move elements to access hotend details If you have any questions or suggestions, please write in the comments. If you want to thanks or...

If you find there's not enough slack in the SuperPINDA cable to completely remove it, you can leave it loose in the holder for now.Remove the two screws securing the MINI-minda-holder to the X-carriage and hot end fan and remove the holder. There...

Aside from skipping the filament sensor steps and potentially mounting your hotend differently (the necessary screws should have shipped with your dragon hotend, the instructions are more-or-less the same.There's an extra screw that connects the top...

Assemble the extruder as usual until it's mounted on the X-Carriage (make sure to use the one from this page). 4. Secure the 623 bearing with an 18 or 20mm M3 screw into the top of the extruder body; rough up the bearing surface using a metal file to...

WIP I noticed that people were actually using my prior quickfit carriage, and figured they might be more interested in what I see as a better quickfit design, which I am currently working on, and is essentially the reason I stopped or moved on from...

9/24/2018 edited a top-end Bowden connector with six M6 threaded holes for Bowden connectors, carefully spacing them to avoid the Z-axis carriage part on your printer at maximum Z height. After spending countless hours searching for what I needed, I...

It allows use of a 40x20mm main fan and two 50x15mm part cooling fans, and a BL Touch.Easy to printNo supports, each piece prints in 2hrs, estimated <5hr total print for finished design.Easy assemblyminimal hidden screws/nuts, tight fitting slots...

+ We'd like to mention that the first clamp design with insert for the carriage for the bearings holders was done by Vecko Kojchevski https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2930007 * x-MotorHolder and X-Idler: + Inspired by Arnaud Rousseau's initial...

The other BLTouch mountings do have the problem that they have an additional support structure which helps to align the mounting correctly and parallel to the ground surface and the carriage of the X-axis.Right now there are two versions of the...

Also I added a tab to reduce air leaking onto the part. The design consists of three parts: Frontplate_V3.stl - the main body Backplate_V3.stl - used to mount the main body to the carriage Airducts_V3.stl - holds the two fans Alternative for a 4020...

Please adjust them without any load (it is preferred that you remove even the top part and the X-carriage) so you can ensure a perfect straight angle from the beginning without anything else interfering.Place your heat inserts on the holes that have...

This is a revised X Carriage Mount and fan duct for the Prusa Mini and clones. Apologies in advance if there is already something similar on Thingiverse that I have not noticed. This thing IMHO improves the part cooling of the Hot End by providing...

The version for the Volcano had to be driven under the carriage, as was the case in the original The Mint Mount, because. this hotend is longer. But again, no alterations to the mechanics of the printer need to be done. I didn’t even have to turn...

The head of the contacts freely fits through the upper carriage. The contact bodies are a close-fit to the base. Trying to get them press-fit proved destructive to several contacts, so I just drilled them out to 1.5mm in ABS. Maybe smaller for PLA. I...

https://euclidprobe.github.io/ Euclid github also provides links to a native mount Clockwork1 X-Carriage which I used. BOM.csv has all the parts excluding the Huvud Board. Lukes Labrotoray for Huvud board info... I used Cat6 from Huvud board to...

I used PETG which drooped a little too much to get a good fit without supports. I used this LGX Rapido adapter made by Almirante Hurón (no PTFE needed, also printed in PETG)https://www.printables.com/model/191707-rapido-hotend-lgx-modI also used...

V3 is more stable at the back because I increased the contact space between the x carriage and it. The other changes were related to the mesh, so not a big deal.Updated on 31-10-23:Added model “Persano_Duct_for_the_CR6SE-_Base_V2”, which was made...

... screws when the belt appears taut. The hexagon hotend installs as normal. Install the heat set inserts into the extruder fan mount locations, bolt and wire everything up accordingly. This extruder carriage will fit a standard TAZ V notch mount.

I am using an E3DV6 lite (see below), so in my case I had to glue a little spacer (about 2mm) to the inside of the Y carriage where it hits the endstop. The provided stl file is set up for a 140x140x3mm sheet exactly like mine. You need 4x M4 nuts in...

The assembly is like the stock one, with the same part cooling duct, fan and screws (2xM3) and another M3 screw to the X-carriage.I dont like fan grills so there are just circular holes for the fans. You can get metal grids from <a...

The original fan shroud and x-carriage can be used however for good measure, you should add heat reflective tape to the bottom of the fan shroud such as this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E283S0There are two versions, M6 for the popular...

To ensure clearance for the fans, connectors on the effector are slightly larger than those on the carriages making the rods NOT parallel. I have not noticed any problem with prints so far. I have a silicone sock on my heater block and so far I have...