anet a8 improvements 3d models
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Improved cooling nozzles for the ANET A8 increase airflow, allowing fans to clear freely. The original nozzle obstructs airflow due to its misaligned position, hindering optimal performance. ...This enhanced design centers perfectly with the extruder...
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... with screws. I printed this design with walls that are 0.8mm thick and an infill percentage of 30%. My Anet A8 Prusa i3 Clone typically prints in layers that are 0.1mm thick using a 0.4mm nozzle, and for this project, I used Anet Orange PLA.
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This filament guide requires a bearing, but allows the spool to be strung anywhere around the printer and makes for some smooth filament action. It may at first be a little tight on rotating to follow where the print-head goes, but it'll get there...
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There was an issue with the y-chain by Sukhoi27 with the new design of the anet. So I redone the drawings and added slot holes for the end user to adjust the hotbed mount according to his build. I also added some lenght to it so it will serve a...
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There was an issue with the y-chain by Sukhoi27 with the new design of the Anet, so I revised the drawings and included slot holes for the end user to adjust the hotbed mount according to their build. I also extended it to serve a purpose of strain...
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A specially designed plate tailored to utilize two M3 nuts and two M3 x 18 screws, both of which are conveniently included in the standard equipment package of the Anet A8 kit.
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Hello all, I recently built my Anet A8 and have been searching for upgrades. ykimhi created a fantastic design with this rear frame brace, which I decided to remix and improve. The only changes I made were adding a landing in the back and screw...
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Hello all, I recently built my Anet A8 and I have been looking for upgrades. ykimhi had a great design with this rear frame brace, and I decided to remix it to add some improvements. The only things I did was to add a landing in the back, and screw...
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Hello Anet A8 printer users! I created this upgrade specifically for the Anet because its X-axis was the weakest axis due to excessive play and imperfections on standard 8mm steel rods. This upgrade eliminates all play on the X-axis and provides a...
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As I installed my Anet stock sensor onto my Anet A8, I realized that the acrylic plate was deforming significantly since the screws were tightened between the two X-Axis rails where there was nothing for the plate to support itself against. The issue...
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This filament guide demands a bearing, yet gives users the flexibility to place the spool anywhere around the printer. As a result, it produces incredibly smooth filament movement. ...At first, it may resist rotation as it follows the print head's path,...
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Humans require no additional assistance and possess a significantly more robust connection.
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I'm putting a fresh spin on Freemarks' "Improved X-Belt tensioner" - hence the upgraded improved. The look of those steel bolts for adjustment just didn't mesh with the Y-Belt tensioner by @Photograaf16 (1959208), so I decided to go for something...
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These are upgraded Y Belt Clamps designed to securely hold the Y Belt in place beneath the Anet A8. The original clamps, made from acrylic, frequently snap under excessive stress due to inadequate side support. ...To ensure a stable setup, you need to...
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For the base, I designed it to fit the original Anet A8 acrylic frame, adding the extruder mount that was originally designed based on a design found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2146021. The design requires M3 bolts for the extruder - two...
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Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No rafts are needed for this print. Supports: This model does not require any supports. Resolution: The resolution of the print is set at 0.3 mm. Infill: The infill density is set at 100%. Filament:...
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Hey, I remixed the x-belt tensioners from Anet A8 Improved X-belt Tensioner with GT2 pulley by TecNerd and x-belt tensioner by freemark. My GT2 Belt came with a 16-tooth asymmetric pulley so to use it I modified the tensioner. You need: 2x M3 Nuts,...
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I highly recommend the Y Belt Tensioner by Freemark! It features two screws for precise Y Tensioning, allowing for effortless alignment of the pulley to perfection. To ensure a secure fit, I added thumbwheels, washers, and lockwashers to lock...
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This x-belt tensioner utilizes the original right side bearing block that came with the printer. I customized this tensioner, found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1683070, to make it more user-friendly and easier to use. To avoid purchasing a...
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I love the original design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1683070. However, I encountered difficulties tightening the screws as soon as the adjustment stiffened, so I created this knob to attach the M4 screws from the original design and make it...
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This is a marker for the X-axis reference point.
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This custom Y-belt tensioner is crafted to keep the belt pulley locked in place just like the original non-adjusting mounting bracket, ensuring precise geometry along the Y axis remains intact at all times. Two adjustable screws provide a smooth and...
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I replaced the metal screws on my Y-Belt tensioner from Freemark with 3D printed ones, making it easy to adjust the X belt without needing a screwdriver. I also trimmed the pillars by 1cm, as I couldn't see the need for them to be that long. To...
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I upgraded the y-belt tensioner from Freemark by adding two 3D printed screws, eliminating the need for a screwdriver to make adjustments and preventing scratches on the acrylic frame's face. ... Printing with brim is highly advised, as it ensures a...
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I'm not thrilled with any of the existing clips, all of them kept falling out or felt flimsy. It took me some time to get the right dimensions, but this one should fit perfectly. If it goes in too tight, don't force it, and don't try to sand it or...
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This original belt tensioner works seamlessly with the stock right side bearing block that comes standard with the printer, eliminating the need for a custom printed replacement. It securely tightens against the x-axis rods, rather than the right...
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This model is an upgrade because I used a M4 screw and as a bearing, a model with teeth.
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This is a modified version of the x-belt tensioner by freemark, featuring an enlarged opening for use with a GT2 pulley. A 16-tooth pulley was utilized in this design. In addition to the pulley itself, one M3x20 screw and one M3 nut (preferably a...
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The extruder mount was too thick to fit my Titan, so I had to make it smaller with a small reinforcement bracket. Never having used Tinkercad before, this is what I came up with, lol. Made for mounting on the right side; mirror if you prefer it on...
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I upgraded this tensioner to work seamlessly with aluminum toothed idler pulleys, which are available here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BTTER04/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I specifically chose the 3mm 20-toothed ones for...