anet a8 laser engraver 3d models

A straightforward Filament Holder for the Anet A8, crafted with simplicity in mind and printed economically using PLA. This design boasts a symmetrical shape, featuring identical parts on both sides, making it easy to replicate or modify. ...For users...

I've created a reinforced corner design for my Anet A8 T printer, inspired by Electrico's remix. To prevent the walls from cracking during each print job, I thickened them substantially - a crucial modification to ensure structural integrity. ...By...

I designed this frame stiffener for the Anet A8 myself because I wasn't entirely satisfied with other similar designs found here on Thingiverse. ...To create something better, I added several features that were lacking in those models, including ridges...

... located at 45° of the rotating axis. This way it spins faster with a more shaky motion ! (see it spinning here : https://youtu.be/U23vERIr0Ck) The motor axis was too big for the ANET A8, I addes a second one in the middle of the print. ... Enjoy !

The ANET A8 is a power safety device designed to ensure secure operation at all times. This innovative tool was created using the powerful 3D modeling software, Tinkercad. ...For those interested in editing or modifying this design, simply visit...

I made an extruder knob for my Anet A8, giving myself more leverage in the process. I'm sharing it with you all because it works flawlessly for me. ...The filament itself comes from Germany and I think anyone interested in trying this specific brand can...

... to the main rotating axis, allowing it to spin quicker with a more unstable motion! Check out its spinning action here: https://youtu.be/U23vERIr0Ck. The motor shaft was too large for the ANET A8, so I added a second one in the middle of the print.

Filament guides specifically designed for Anet A8 printers can be installed on either side of the screen. Users have a choice between mounting them on the left or right-hand side of the printer. These filament guides can print without any support,...

This is a custom DIY frame stabilizer foot designed specifically for Anet A8 printers, featuring protective pads for added safety. The protective pads have the following dimensions: diameter of 28mm and height of 3mm. ...I'm glad you're excited about...

I have designed this component to enable placement of a pen on our Anet A8 3D printer. This component screws into the same holes as the linear bearings on the x-axis. ...The screws and nuts employed for securing the pen are M3.

... it from. Anyways, I remix this gopro mount for my Anet A8. It will be pretty tight at first but will loosen up over time. It designed to be far back from the hotbed so that the extruder doesn't jam into it. Use m5 nut for the gopro mount. ...Enjoy

For Anet A8 Printers. This Mount Moves the Stepper Motor of the Y-Y Axis Backwards for Easy Installation with Stepper Dampers. ... If you use the standard mount that comes with your printer, it will push the motor back a few millimeters and the bed...

I couldn't locate an existing mount for the Flex3Drive extruder compatible with the Anet A8, so I created one myself. The design also incorporates a BL Touch on the left side. ...I've since upgraded it to enhance its overall durability.

This is a basic spool holder that makes it easy to manage filament, it threads smoothly onto the rods included with the Anet A8. ...I've uploaded the Fusion 360 files so you can easily modify the design to suit your specific filament needs.

Just a simple way to lock the bottom of the ANET A8 frame to avoid any twist of the frame. It has to be used in conjonction with: - anti twist exoskeleton (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2599816) - hooks mounted on the threaded rods (such as...

The Anet A8 is a great 3D printer that needs a sturdy and functional board cover to protect it from dust, debris, and other external elements. A well-designed board cover can also help keep the printer's electronics cool by allowing for good airflow...

This is an uncomplicated filament guide specifically tailored for use with the Anet A8 3D printer, carefully aligned vertically in conjunction with the nozzle of the extruder. Resolution: 0.2 millimeters, making it unnecessary to implement any form...

I built a tool stand for the miscellaneous items that came with the Anet A8, plus some other essentials I use frequently. ... Edit: I've added a snap-in component to hold my calipers in place so they don't scratch my work surface and a scraper blade I...

Individuals frequently need to conceal the opening of the LCD screen on their Anet A8 or Prusa 3D printers. To achieve this, one can simply glue over the gap with a small piece of plastic or cardboard. ...This straightforward solution effectively...

... using Octoprint or capture stunning time-lapse videos to share with friends. Designed specifically for Anet A8 users, it connects seamlessly via standard GoPro connection. ...Simply swap out the original screws with yours - they're M3 size.

The latest Anet A8 has a convenient power supply switch/plug that makes it easy to manage your printer's power needs. ...This thoughtful design feature helps you keep your workspace organized and clutter-free by providing a dedicated area for plugging...

Part redesigned to fit perfectly in my Anet A8 printer. The original design was a disappointment and I made the 2mm larger piece. Now it works flawlessly and the "igus" slides smoothly. Important note: This part features an M4 nut added at the...

Extruder Button for the Anet A8 (Thanks to Whomever Created That Awesome Stormtrooper Helmet Design).\r\n\r\n\r\nThis handy tool was crafted with Tinkercad, a fantastic online platform where you can edit and refine your creations. ...Check it out at...

... the old filament, then push in the new one. ...Your fingers will appreciate this simple solution. To print this button with optimal results, use 100% infill. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100%

This is a filament guide for a selected spool holder designed specifically for the Anet A8 3D printer. ... To access this custom filament guide, visit: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1505075 The creator of this filament guide used Tinkercad to...

Glass Bed Holder for Anet A8 (and Other Printers) No need to use clamps or cut corners on the glass panel. Hosts various thicknesses, requiring precise cuts to match the bed's exact dimensions. ... Update: Side bolt adjustments and lowered border...

Here's a modified version of the Simple Anet A8 corner rigidifier that's even easier to print: no supports required! I've taken inspiration from the original design and made some tweaks to make it more convenient. ...Big thanks to the creator who...

Spun Text: Pass filament Anet A8. Very handy when the spool is above your LCD screen. Printed in PLA. Extruder temperature: 210°C. Bed temperature: 65°C. Brim size: 5 mm. Printing speed: 60 mm/s. Use DIMAFIX or BUILDTAK for adhesion to heated bed.

This is a design for a 50mm fan operating on 12V power.\nYou'll need to adjust the white supports slightly in order to use the original screws.\nTo ensure they fit through the hole, we recommend heating them with a lighter.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter:...

... which is where the ring resides as well. ...Furthermore, I discover that there's no normal attachment to the body and the paint job is handled internally. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25%