anet a8 hot bed strain relief 3d models

This clever solution shields the wires from wear and tear as they're connected to the heated platform, potentially even functioning flawlessly with the standard connector in place. ...To ensure precise placement, the pre-printed marks serve as a guide...

I'm diving headfirst into 3D printing, and this is my very first design upgrade. Starting from scratch with CAD as well, I know there's a lot of room for growth. But this little mod prints fast and takes the pressure off the connector wires - it's a...

A cable management solution for the Heat Bed of the Anet A8 3D printer has been designed to keep cables organized and out of the way. This design attaches directly to the springs of the heat bed, preventing interference with the nozzle, especially...

... bed Anet A6/AnetA8. ...It prevents sparks and accidental disconnection of the plug. Compatible with the thermal insulation of the heat bed. Based on conception Anet A8 Hot Bed Strain Relief by jasonletchworth http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2066067

This is a custom wire strain relief for the Anet A8 heat bed wires, originally designed by Lord_Alan. To accommodate my 18mm inductive sensor, I extended it to prevent bumping into the stock setup when mounted to the rear of the extruder carriage.

I've modified ozfunghi's V1 strain relief design to mitigate stress on the hotbed cable connection caused by continuous movement. This enhanced version is not only easy to install but also significantly stronger. It can be used in conjunction with...

A simple heat bed wiring strain relief solution. This design is intended for use when the heat bed is rotated 90 degrees as commonly suggested by experts. This component slides onto the H-Frame underneath the heat bed. There's still enough clearance...

Most of the other upgrades seem to either bolt on or attach to the heated bed, which eventually bends over time. This two-part flip design fits snugly over the lower aluminum frame and requires M2x16 or longer screws. If you plan on building this...

**General Information** This strain relief is designed specifically for the Anet A8 heating bed connector. Due to normal movement of the heating bed, individual pins may not make proper contact, potentially leading to high heat generation inside the...

After my original Anet A8 hotbed connector has blown away, I thought that it was maybe caused by the cable banging my wall and decided to add strain relief to avoid this. This design is heavily inspired by the one from emklaus, even if it was fully...

After my original Anet A8 hotbed connector went flying out of my hands, I suspected that the cable must have been banging against the wall and causing the problem. To prevent this from happening again in the future, I decided to add some strain...

I redesigned lord_alan's cable strain relief for Anet A8 heat bed, available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2474429. I adapted his original model in FreeCad, taking cues from the OpenSCAD design he created. My updated version incorporates a...

bed frame for the anet a8 plus with a strain relief integrated into the frame. this is the strain relief i integrated into the frame. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2482038 . i used a m4 nut to hold the frame in place an it helps with the spring...

This is my collection of ANET strain relief, belt holder, and rod holder parts for the A8 machine. This is for the A8 Plus but some parts should also work on other variants of the A8. See my YouTube video below for the use and installation of these...

bed frame for the anet a8 plus with a strain relief integrated into the frame. this is the strain relief i integrated into the frame. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2482038 . i used a m4 nut to hold the frame in place an it helps with the spring...

Strain relief for Anet A8 Heat Bed This design is based on an idea from a remix, but I created it from scratch using OpenSCAD. It's meant to work with the Connector Housing I designed here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2428313. The bracket...

I've noticed an increasing number of complaints about fried hotbed connections within the Anet community, so I decided to snag his design to remix for the A8 because I'm not a fan of the chunky and ugly chain. Please use filament that can withstand...

Requirements: 2 small zip ties 1 grub screw (spare part that came with the A8 - yeah, probably the one that was missing from your box ;) I left a little extra space for the bed height to accommodate for filament shrinkage during the annealing...

Thanks go out to lord_alan for his fantastic design, available on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2474429. ...I merely enhanced it by drilling tiny zip tie holes into the cable relief end, ensuring they stay securely in place.

Although I didn't have issues myself with V2, someone in the comments mentioned the springs were too tight.\r\n\r\n*************************\r\n\r\n*** ORIGINAL INFO / V1 ***\r\nI needed a strain relief and since I didn't want to disassemble the...

I created a strain relief that works for my configuration because I couldn't find one that fit, using M4 screws on the upper right bearing as the foundation. This design is an open loop that slips around your wire bundle for easy installation. When...

I rewired the bed connector by stripping the power wires and soldering them straight onto the terminals, securing everything with a sturdy SR unit and some reliable zip ties. ...This clever hack works like a charm.

A simple strain relief solution specifically engineered for the Anet A8 power cord. ...This design utilizes 3.5 millimeter screws to secure it in place, accommodating a cable diameter of precisely seven millimeters.

For Anet A8 original plug. ... Strain relief for the Heatbed cable in the original plug. After pushing in, drill with 1mm drill two holes for the pins from the front. ...Secure cable with 2 cable ties.

Cable strain reliefs abound, here's my take: An easy install cable strain relief for the stock extruder of the Anet A8 (2017) is what I'm sharing. The goal is to keep the heating element and thermistor inside the aluminum block even if the grub...

I've just finished assembling my Anet A8 Plus and now I'm focusing on upgrading its components that I believe require improvement. First up is a device designed to provide strain relief for the cables connected to the extruder. ...Installation is...

For the Anet A8's standard plug, a strain relief is needed to protect the heatbed cable. To do this, first push the original plug into place and then drill two small holes, about 1mm in diameter, directly through from the front side of the plug for...

The cable strain relief is specifically designed for the hotbed on the A8, ensuring a snug and secure fit. ...It attaches directly to the two screws of the "H" bed holder, providing a rock-solid connection that keeps everything in place.

An Easy Installation Cable Strain Relief for the Anet A8 Stock Extruder (2017) Protecting your 3D printer is simple - just follow this quick fix: install a cable strain relief that keeps the heating element and thermistor snug inside the aluminium...

Artillery hot bed cable strain relief, fits 13mm split wire loom tubing. ...