anet a8 x belt holder 3d models

Loved the original design with the tensionner but it didn't fit my (probably old) Anet A8 with the black bearings blocks (not the grey ones): the holes were a bit too low and the belt was touching the holder. I've changed the body to make it a bit...

Anet A8 PLUS : Since the stock belt is held by the top belt to use my design you'll need to reverse the x motor direction. Either in firmware or by reversing one coil of the stepper motor. Remixed Kenneth Jiang version to add a tensionner on the...

Anet A8 PLUS: To use my design, you'll need to reverse the x motor direction, either by adjusting the firmware or by reversing one coil of the stepper motor. I've remixed Kenneth Jiang's version to include a tensioner on the setup. There's a screw...

I wasn't satisfied with the existing X-belt holders, so I created my own custom model. Design-wise, it's similar to many others out there, but this one stands out as the only one that functions flawlessly in my printer. The belt requires no cable...

Additionally, an M3 screw of suitable length will be required for your belt and tension requirements. If I were to revisit this project in the future, I'd allocate a bit more space for the third screw on the bottom tension side. ...You might consider...

I modified the last remix to make it even more durable and printable without any additional support or bridge. ...It also fits together seamlessly, making it easier to assemble than the original design.

A minor tweak to the original OnShape file was made to accommodate a wider belt, since the replacement GT2 belt wouldn't fit snugly around the loop in its original form.

I enhanced the original X belt holder by D4N3L with a hook for a digital comparator/caliper, significantly simplifying the process of levelling the bed. ...To achieve accurate calibration, utilize printer commands to move the extruder instead of relying...

I began to rebuild my Anet A8 printer, starting with the X belt holder and tensioner. To assemble this crucial component, I needed one M5x50mm bolt, one M5 lock nut, and a spring with an outer diameter of less than 8mm and an inner diameter of more...

I designed a custom belt holder specifically for the x axis of my Anet A8 (May 2017) 3D printer. The existing belt holders I found on Thingiverse didn't quite fit my GT2 belts, so I created one that would work perfectly. ...To attach this new holder to...

The Anet A8 X-axis Belt Holder and Tensioner is a must-have upgrade for any serious 3D printing enthusiast. Its clever design allows for effortless belt tensioning, simply turn the bolt with a right-angle Allen hex key and enjoy crisp,...

Not tested with the original A8 belts. Original text: This is a spool holder that lets you keep the door on your FlashForge Adventurer 3 without making any modifications to the machine for printing external filament. All of the other designs are...

I modified my belt because it was slightly too short for the Anet A8's Improved X-Belt Tensioner. To gain a few extra centimeters, I created this solution. ...If you encounter any difficulties with this design, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Dual Bowden with BLTcouh for Anet A8](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3160905) * [Lion Mount Dual Bowden with BLTouch for Anet A8](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2901153) * [Lion Mount Single Bowden with BLTouch for Anet...

For individuals who experience difficulties with the belt constantly coming undone from the x-clamp, a simple solution is to secure it neatly and keep everything looking organized.

This project was created using Tinkercad's intuitive interface. ...Anyone can edit it right here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/39pW7VV8f31.

An innovative solution is required to accommodate a thicker (1.7mm) GT2 belt on the Anet A8 X-Axis belt holder. To achieve this, several essential components must be sourced. ... A crucial item necessary for assembly is an M3 x 18mm allen screw, which...

You must carefully saw through the M4 thread that holds the bearings together. ...This crucial step was originally conceived by idea04, a talented designer who shared their creation on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2554439.

Made for Anet A8 PLUS. ... x axe belt holder.

... of building a belt tensioner, remove all X-motor bolts except one, leave it loose to keep the motor attached. Pull the motor towards the center, attach the belts to the X-belt anchor (not bolted), pull the motor back into place, and then bolt it up.

Below you will see the Anet A8 X-Axis Belt Aluminum Holder made from 3/4x3/4 aluminum L-shaped angle cut using a Dremel rotary tool. A single 1/16 x 3/4x3/4 aluminum angle was used, with cuts made to the width and slots cut out using a Dremel rotary...

How I Designed This I designed this thing specially for my Anet A8 PRUSA i3 with an acrylic 8mm frame, which came to me without a recognizable belt connector in the box. After some time with an improvised setup, I created one that does the job a lot...

... X-axis belt tensioner is available for use. ...I suggest pairing it with this belt holder https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4024940 The other end of the belt can be secured in place by screw and cable tie, as depicted in the accompanying image.

Anet A8 Belt Lock X-Axis Digital Sqrt is currently constructing upgrade kits for its customers, meticulously testing numerous variants in the process. Although several ideas proved promising, we ultimately decided not to incorporate them into our...

Here is the text rewritten in American English, without foreign characters, and with an Flesch-Kincaid grade level of 100%: A Super Lightweight yet Durable X Carriage Compatible with Anet A8 and Similar i3 Clones! This carriage comes equipped with a...

Rear Anet A8 X Belt with BL Touch Holder - a remix based on creations by zumili and matsondawson. The probe is positioned at the rear for a cleaner look, utilizing one M3 nylon nut as spacers. Several configurations need to be modified to make this...

Some designs interlock belt teeth or utilize printed parts, requiring precise channel dimensions to prevent slippage. In this design, the wedges are free to move and compress the belt against adjacent walls held by fixing bolts. ...This setup allows for...

I purchased new belts because the original ones were faulty. I selected a white one that was slightly larger, 1.8 meters instead of 1.6 meters, so my previous design no longer functioned properly. ... New belt:...

The X-axis holder got a major makeover to accommodate a pulley system. The initial design was too tight, preventing it from snugly fitting the pulley in place. ...A simple tweak and now everything is working smoothly, just as planned.

This design was crafted with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bnMFXIbOICr How I Created This Design Six mounting holes were strategically placed to allow for the self-leveling sensor to be mounted on the back of the...