anet a8 rods 3d models

The rod's position is adjusted along the Z-axis due to my own rod's inability to fit smoothly within its corresponding acrylic holder as intended. ...The scale of this model is measured in inches, which helps with accuracy during fabrication and...

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I designed a spool holder to reuse the original Anet A8 8mm rod with minimal modifications. The holder slides onto the body frame without the need for screws, reducing hassle during installation. I connected the stem to the base using extra M3 screws...

Spool holder reuses original Anet A8 8mm rod perfectly. Holder glides onto body frame without screws, eliminating the need for tedious assembly. M3 screws from the extra original parts secure the stem firmly to its base. This design enables...

This is a spool centerer designed for M8 threaded rods. If the filament isn't centered, it may cause an unsightly Z pattern in your prints. This device fixes that issue. You will need 2 M8 nuts to properly thread them. The filament is then clamped...

Leftward-springing Y-axes oscillate freely as I print from high-quality ABS material using a precise 0.4 millimeter nozzle, carefully crafting each 0.2 millimeter layer with precision and control.

This handy bushing is a simple yet effective solution to stabilize the threaded rods of your Anet A6 printer. It should also work seamlessly with an Anet A8, although I haven't personally tested it on that model. ...To get started, just slip the bushing...

... foam pad on the flat piece for cushioning against the frame. Check out these three-dimensional printer support groups on Facebook for assistance with your settings or any other printing-related issues: 3D Printer Support Group Official Anet Group

A small redesign of my original 12mm Y Rod holders, just chamfered all the top edges to help them blend in with any "Bear style" builds.

A small redesign of my original 12mm Y Rod holders, just chamfered all the top edges to help them blend in with any "Bear style" builds. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

A small redesign of my original 12mm Y Rod holders, just chamfered all the top edges to help them blend in with any "Bear style" builds. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

... using my previous design (thing:4716755), so I looked for a version that used the tapped holes in the frame, and this one matched perfectly! ... The only reason I remixed it was because I wanted a slight chamfer to help the rod guide itself into place.

The correct way to install/assemble the Z Rod and Coupler is demonstrated here: https://3dprint.wiki/reprap/anet/a8/coupler Most of you know this, but those who still have assembly problems can use these tools to ensure everything is correct and...

Securely fasten your linear rods within the loose acrylic frame openings to prevent them from shifting or falling out.

... the E3D V6 Hotend. ...The new piece might require some painter's tape to snugly fit into place, as the tightness depends on your specific printer model. This custom solution eliminates the need for the standard rod holders that come with most printers.

The reason was that I could not find any models on Thingiverse that actually fit the 8mm rods. My STL files worked great for me and I hope they will wor for you too. How you print these is up to you. Do you just need something to get your printer...

Remixed the chain ends to let it run behind the z-rods because i needed more space above my hotend. ...Works fine so far.

I reconfigured the chain attachment points to position the end of the chain outboard of the Z-axis rods, freeing up extra clearance over my hotend. ...The modification appears to be functioning properly at this point in time.

This design takes an existing Anet A8 printer and gives it a bold new look by reimagining its original components - specifically the rod caps. ...By adding internal supports or 'bones', these upgraded parts offer significant strength gains for a more...

Makers utilize M3 18 Bolts and M3 Nuts to secure parts together. ...The Z-Rod moves effortlessly through its intended hole, which is located farthest from the bolted area.

This design is specifically tailored for the ANET A8 Z Axis Rod Cap, ensuring maximum stability and minimizing shaking during print operations. Print Settings: Rafts: Ignore this setting as it holds no significance. Supports: The same principle...

... Re-flash Your Boards Firmware. I Used TH3DUF U1.R2.A8 And Had To Adjust Home Offset, Probe Offset, And Define Custom Esteps. I Have More Information About Installing The Linear Rod Modification In This Thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:750896

Hello,\r\n\r\nI encountered difficulties with my Z-axis straight rod, featuring a 8.0 mm diameter, yet the holes had a diameter of approximately 8.5 mm resulting in noticeable play. ...Consequently, I chose to enlarge the holes using a 10 mm drill bit...

My Anet A8 (2017 model I think) has rods spaced just over 46mm rather than the typical 45mm. I uploaded many file types including step, iges, and inventor such that it can be modified further. ...Check the original thing for all the important info and...

My Anet A8 (2017 model, so I'm fairly certain) boasts rods spaced at a precise 46mm, deviating ever so slightly from the standard 45mm. I uploaded an assortment of file types, including step, iges, and inventor files, to enable further customization....

Hey Folks, I designed and built a massive overhaul of my CTC Prusa i3 with metal extrusions, resulting in a gigantic version of an Anet AM8 with a 500x500x300mm print bed. After some time, I realized the 8mm smooth rods were too small and wobbly,...

Hey, check out this awesome spool centerer for any M8 threaded rod! If your filament isn't perfectly centered, it can cause an ugly Z pattern in your prints. This clever fix eliminates that problem. To get started, you'll need 2 M8 nuts to thread...

Configured for optimal results: Material: Impact-resistant Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Outline Shell: Up to five precise layers Infill Density: Optimized up to thirty percent for structural integrity Print Speed: A swift fifty...

Printed with next configuration: Material: ABS Outline shell: up to 5 Infill: up to 30% Printed speed: 50mm/s Brim: 20

This is a rebuilt version of the Anet A8 right X mount. It's identical in terms of geometry, designed specifically for use with standard teethed pulleys and adjustable support for X rods. All nuts feature their hex places in plastic. To assemble...