anet a8 plus x belt tensioner 3d models

I've used two of these systems on my Anet printer, but mounting them and tightening the belt isn't straightforward. Next, we should focus on improving the belt-tightening process. To increase the assembly's strength, I've made some attempts at...

A redesign of the Anet A8 X belt tensioner is now available. This new design is specifically tailored for the AM8 and features an enhanced aesthetic appeal. Two bolts are used to secure the pulley part and cap part, providing a stronger connection...

This X-axis tensioner utilizes significantly less material than its counterparts and is integrated with the original bearing holder, bearing, and bolts that come standard with the printer. It makes a substantial difference in print quality. The tab...

... just like these for the Anet E12. Anet E12 Two-Piece Cooling Fang Anet E12 Legs Using Current Rubber Feet Anet E12 Make the Control Unit a Part of the Printer. Anet E12: Cable Strain Relief for Heated Bed (Improved) Anet E12: Y Belt Tensioner

Belt Tensioner Upgrade for the Anet E10's X-Axis Requires a Couple of M4 Nuts and Some M4 Threaded Rod or a Long Screw. Re-Use the Existing T-Slot Nuts and Screws to Secure It to the X-Axis, Plus the Hardware That Used to Keep the Bearings in Line...

I created this remix from Ohmwrecker01's design because my belt kept jumping off those teeth. The concept is to pass the belt from one side to another and secure it with a flange. I made this remix of #Ohmwrecker01's creation because my belt jumped...

Belt Tensioner Upgrade for the X-axis on the Anet E10. This upgrade requires two M4 nuts and some M4 threaded rod or a long screw to install properly. To attach it to the X-axis, you can reuse the t-slot nuts and screws that originally held the...

I've modified the file to give the Carbon fiber version an extra 0.5 mm at the top and bottom, plus a 0.2mm boost to the adjustment end. Check out the last photo for a slicker way to install the guide bolt from the rear - it makes swapping this part...

This upgrade is specifically designed for use with most x-belt tension upgrades on the Anet A8, such as this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1976767. ...Instead of having to bring the belt up to the pulley, which often requires buying a new belt...

Fits snugly to the left of the extruder head, taking up space just before the X-Stop limit.\r\n\r\nNecessary Items:\r\n2 M3 screws, each approximately 15mm in length \r\n2 M3 nuts \r\n2 small zip ties.

Currently redesigning some things on my Anet A8 Plus, and liked how the motor was mounted from [thing:2394683](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2394683) as well as the belt holder. ...The only problem I had with it was with the Idler-Tensioner, I...

This is my replica of the original anet A8 y belt tensioner. ...Do what you want with it.

Anet A8 Y-Axis Belt Tensioner engineered using one M3 screw and a standard skateboard bearing from Regina.

The fresh design for Anet A8 x-carriage is now in place, featuring nylon injected X axis parts that ensure precise movement with a 16T bearing taking center stage. However, due to altered dimensions on the new x-carriage, the original X axis tension...

I recommend checking this design for yourself if you have a similar setup to mine, featuring an Anet A8, E3D V6 on a printed carriage, bowden, 16t gears and idlers with an X-belt tensioner. ...The belt should slide in smoothly, and the geometry will be...

I originally modeled this as a "proof of concept" for the steel frame build I'm doing to my classic Anet A8, but it worked so much better than the cumbersome double wingnutted tensioner that came with the A8 Plus, I'm posting it here. The receiver...

Y-Axis Belt Tensioner for Anet A8. ...Watch the Step-by-Step Tutorial Here: https://youtu.be/AYvk_e3o5xI I drew inspiration from a previous design found on Thingiverse, specifically this version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149867

... approximately 4.5mm, compared to the original. I reengineered this belt tensioner specifically for my Anet A8 clone to ensure it functions seamlessly. ... The settings used were: Layer Height - 0.1mm, Infill - 60% Giroid, and Material - PLA.

The stock Y-Axis tensioner on the A8 plus was a notable improvement over the original A8, but still fell short in many areas. This design fixes all of my previous issues with the tensioner. It offers 20mm of adjustment, clears the stock bed and...

This is an X-Belt Tightener specifically designed for the Anet A8 3D Printer. To install, insert it into the top holes located on the forward-most section of the printer's frame. You will need one additional screw, but fortunately, the existing...

... set of challenges, particularly when working with my Anet A8. ...This time around, I'm choosing to start over from the ground up and incorporating the best design elements from other innovative belt tensioners that have been created by fellow makers.

This mod shifts the tension point of the Anet A6 and A8's Y-belt to align perfectly with the pulley, ensuring a smooth and even printing experience. ...To achieve this, extra points are strategically placed on the fixture to maintain perfect balance and...

I designed this upgrade specifically for my Anet A6 and A8 3D printers to simplify X-Belt tensioning. Two friends requested that I create this design, and I also wanted to try it out myself, which led to the creation of this tensioner. To assemble...

I created this tensioner upgrade for my Anet A6 and A8 3D printers to simplify X-Belt tightening. Two friends requested the design, and I wanted to create one myself, so here it is! To assemble the tensioner, use all parts once (Frame_L and Frame_R...

The human reached out and grabbed a bolt directly from the factory's production line.

The file "Aufnahme_Schrumpfen" or Main_shrinking is a creation with a wider hole diameter of 20.4mm instead of 20mm because I had some shrinking issues.

All other Anet A8 y-belt tensioners didn't fit, so I made my own. Check the pictures to see how to install. ...If you download it, after making it post a photo in the made section - it'll show that it works and if you have any issues, I can help you...

I've designed this tensioner myself after I had trouble printing someone else's design, which lost about 10mm from the right side of my bed. That's why mine has a shorter front but it's still strong enough. I've hung a 2L (2Kg) bottle of water to...

Yet another upgrade for Anet's A8 and A6 printers: a redesigned Y-Belt tensioner that promises easier installation and improved performance. The nuts are strategically positioned lower down on the arms, sunk in place to prevent spreading. Before...

I recently acquired my Anet and began printing upgrades, including a belt tensioner. Four identical ones were printed from available designs, but they all failed within a few prints. The last one didn't even fit the Anet A8, despite being designed...