anet a8 stepper motor 3d models

Hey everyone, I just updated the support piece for Motor Z on my Anet A8. The original design can be found here: thing:2010468. ... I made some changes by adding a new label that reads "Anet A8" directly onto the left side of the support itself.

I adapted the jbanion design concept to create a tighter fit that securely bolts onto the z-stepper motor. ...To achieve this, I also designed a compatible version specifically tailored for the Anet A8.

I'm creating a bracket that attaches to the Anet A8 Z-motor bracket, serving as a base for adding other components to my printer in this area. Measurements were carefully taken from the left z-motor to ensure accuracy. ... This design was made using...

Hello Upgrade design of _Willitbreak_ by adding mount plate for Anet A8 and hole for blower

This is an alteration of the Anet A8 heatbed bracket to align with the Y-axis stepper damper assembly.

The Prusa I3 Anet A8 Y-Motor Mount is a crucial component of 3D printing machines. This device enables the efficient and accurate movement of the Y-axis, a vital component for achieving precise prints. ...The mounting system is designed to be adaptable...

Motor Mount for Anet A8 Redesign, Enhanced for Durability I've made significant improvements to the original design from Thingiverse, specifically the 2092087 model. To ensure long-term rigidity, I've added an additional support structure that...

... my new Anet A3D printer. ...This one is firmly attached to the stepper motor to prevent any movement, and it's screwed to a sturdy piece of 8mm MDF. ...It works seamlessly with my existing [support brackets](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2496833).

While upgrading the BLV MGN12 Anet A8 modded heatbed to a Prusa-style mk52 heatbed, I encountered an issue with the Y-motor being mounted too high. To resolve this problem, I modified the Y-motor mount to allow the bed to clear it. Now, the motor...

The Remix version features several minor modifications, including: * A dedicated hole for connecting the stepper motor power supply * A flat strip positioned under the stepper motor to provide additional support and secure the fan in place more...

Mounting twin Bowden Extruder Motors to the Anet A8 requires using LCD mounting bolts, which also accommodate a center mount Raspberry Pi camera mount flange. To ensure proper installation, the stock LCD must be relocated accordingly. ...I have included...

The extruder motor mount upgrade for Anet A8's Bowden system gets a fresh twist, specifically tailored for those with a Bowden kit featuring a protruding handle. This adapter extends outward from the printer's frame enough to accommodate the...

Another motor mount designed specifically for upgrading the Bowden extruder on an Anet A8. I was dissatisfied with existing mounts as they obstructed my ability to utilize this upgrade: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2192303 To resolve this...

Since I had already printed the Anet A8 Rear Frame Brace from Leo_N at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1852358 (the green part in the picture), I redesigned the project from viktor3d to make both parts fit together seamlessly. In essence, I simply...

A custom-machined Bowden motor mount is cleverly concealed beneath the LCD screen of the Anet A8 3D printer.

X Motor Mount and End Stop and Lead Screw Mount and Linear Bearing Mount for Anet 3D "Anet A8" Model Prusa i3 3D Printer aka Omni aka m-505. Acrylic-Framed Printers with 5 Button Next to LCD Screen Available at...

Here's a link to the motor gaskets so you know what I'm talking about: http://www.makergeeks.com/ne17stga4pa.html Print Details: * Printer: Anet A8 * Rafts: No * Supports: No * Infill: 60 percent * Notes: These prints are easy because they're flat,...

The Electronics box can accommodate the Anet A8 board plus two mosfet boards. The case has ample space and zip tie tabs for neat wiring arrangement. An optional fan mount is also integrated into the cover. Cable holes provide access to wiring from...

... version of the design, but the STL file has been updated with a fix - specifically, the motor pulley was colliding with the plastic. You can access the Tinkercad design here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5wUIQtw7XGE-anet-a8-x-motor-mount-small

Bowden Extruder Mount for Anet A8 Upgrade. Replaces top right acrylic panel, utilizing one existing frame screw and adding a new hole for added stability on the other side. ...Designed in conjunction with Thingiverse's 2301220 model.

I designed a Pi Camera Bracket for my Anet A8 using the camera housing/mount from Thingiverse user anoved, specifically referencing designs 403712 and 192364, as well as 247590 for inspiration.

I designed a replacement part for my Anet A8 printer because the included component didn't match up properly, so I decided to create a new one from scratch. ...The design is almost identical to the original.

What's up I remixed klownius's [part](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2170852) to fit on my newer **Anet A8** model (not sure which revision exactly, but I bought mine late 2018 and it came with `V1-5` board), as after printing his model I found...

After printing the pi camera articulated support from Luc358 and the drawer for allen keys from JUST3D_PRNTNG for my Anet A8, I've designed a combination of both. By doing this I get the base to support the pi camera under the right Z stepper motor.

... in the Acrylic frame... Z-Axis moves past along the extruder ;). I'm using it with a server power supply outside of my enclosure and with an E3DV6 Clone Bowden setup. Made in Autodesk Inventor Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Supports: No Infill: 20%

... the screw holes on the original design found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1829623 to boost its strength. ...ABS material was used. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Irrelevant Supports: None required Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill Density: 70%

Like the one from "bunjatec," this design can be bolted down to a wooden baseplate for maximum stability, specifically modified to accommodate the lower Y-axis placement of the Anet A8 printer. Paired with bunjatec's...

I added a stepper motor dampener to the motors on my x and y axis to reduce resonance and try to cut down noise. It works pretty well but unfortunately the print bed will then knock into back of the y-axis motor (at least with the dampeners I have)....

A component is needed to connect a 10x15mm chain to an X Motor assembly.

I revised the upper section of the extruder motor, requiring a switch to the opposite side. ...The job is complete!