anet a8 x belt holder 3d models

Yet another X-belt tensioner for the Anet A8 catches my eye, but this one has a twist. It boasts an ultra-low profile design, allowing you to mount it snugly inside an IKEA Lack enclosure. It requires only two M3 machine screws and two m3 nuts, as...

This is a belt tensioner for Anet A8 // A8 Plus that uses the same X-axis group. Start with the tensioner from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2934446. I'm using a self-modified version of a toothed idler by GonzoG, which incorporates an...

Original Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3213207 I've used above belt tension system on my printer(Anet a8), which has A8 mainboard V1.7. Two things have been modified. - Puller became slimmer to fit well with a supporter frame. -...

... cover to be undersized. To resolve this problem, I lengthened them in the model. Everything now works flawlessly and has already withstood several prints on the Anet A8. ...Note: I'm still uncertain whether it will continue working on the Prusa I3.

(2017/2018 version). Use the original belt - no new purchase required. The tensile forces of the belt no longer affect the right-hand suspension of the X-axis. This eliminates distortion on the vertical threaded rod of the z-axle. Note that grub...

Holder for X Motor Support Bearing: Unload Motor Bearings Effortlessly with our Innovative Solution! By utilizing this cutting-edge design, you can significantly reduce the strain on your motor bearings and achieve a more optimal belt tension. ...The...

This is an edit of the Anet A8 X-belt Toothed Idler Tensioner by butchja. I rounded off the edges for a better appearance and thinned out the supports - unfortunately, I was unable to get the original ones into their hole. (This part is the green...

I needed a tensioner for the x-belt on my Anet A8. I couldn't find one that would fit the idler I bought, which is larger than the regular one and has a 5mm wide shaft, so I decided to make a new tensioner inspired by several similar existing...

Anet A8 AM8 X belt Tensioner GT2 Pulley 16 teeth: The Key to Perfect Step Performance For flawless step execution, the GT2 Pulley 16 teeth with a bore of 3mm is essential. This precision-crafted component ensures seamless motion and optimal...

I fabricated the Anet A8 improved X-belt tensioner by freemark and required some customization to suit my needs, as I wanted to utilize a toothed pulley rather than the standard one.\r\nAdditionally, I sensed a size disparity between the nut and the...

My goal was to achieve a similar design aesthetic while addressing two key issues: the narrower gap between the belt and the idler, as well as providing enough space for a genuine toothed idler pulley instead of the standard flanged bearings supplied...

Made for my Anet A8 but should work for any printer this is printed with a support for the 3.5 mm hole for a screw. only 1 MM thick so it is flexible with PLA. Prints in 5 min or less. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Parts Summary Made for my...

I crafted this specifically for the Anet A8 and similar models. ...This part accommodates an idler pulley with a maximum of 20 teeth.

I just finished building my Anet A8 and didn't want to search for metric hardware, so I remixed this part to use 1/4-20 screws and Nylock nuts instead. The pulley screw hole remains unchanged. This remix was printed with 50% infill. I'm using...

Version 2 of Linear guide holder. ... Added 3 extra holders to the print file. ... (you can find project from me, which lets you print only 1 piece)

I redesigned the x endstop switch assembly to redistribute stress away from the fragile solder connections.

It is part of a series of upgrades I made on my Anet A8 and that I will post all projects here soon. It is very simple to print, spends very little filament and is extremely tight so it does not cause vibrations and most importantly you will not...

The "fork" on the original design had approximately 3mm of vertical movement when used in conjunction with the stock Anet A8 x-idler block (a white injection-molded part purchased early 2018). The looseness allows the pulley to move up and down a...

It is part of a series of upgrades I made on my Anet A8 and that I will post all projects here soon. It is very simple to print, spends very little filament and is extremely tight so it does not cause vibrations and most importantly you will not...

Hey guys. I just built my Anet A8 and I didn't want to have to search out metric hardware so I remixed this part to take 1/4-20 screws and Nylock nuts. I did not modify the pulley screw hole. I printed this with 50% infill. I am using 1/4-20 x 1.25"...

I've included clips for both the standard ANET-A8 belt that comes with the kit, as well as another one that fits standard GT2 belts. In version 2 of the clips, I expanded on the original design by adding a slot to hold extra length of belt in case...

I'm putting a fresh spin on Freemarks' "Improved X-Belt tensioner" - hence the upgraded improved. The look of those steel bolts for adjustment just didn't mesh with the Y-Belt tensioner by @Photograaf16 (1959208), so I decided to go for something...

I remixed the popular x-belt tensioner to fit a idler up to 9.5 mm in width. All holes are designed to fit M3 screws and nuts. ... Update1: Updated the measurements to fit for the purpose

Improved version with dovetail: A straightforward, space-saving solution for tightening the X-Axis belt quickly. This revised design draws from *Luke_O*'s original concept but incorporates modifications to enhance durability and stability. After...

The original from Digital_Sqrt didn't fit my A8 printed parts--it was too big. ...This one also fits my Alunar M508 (A8 clone).

I've upgraded the classic x-belt tensioner to accommodate an idler of up to 9.5 millimeters in width. All necessary holes have been precision-designed to seamlessly integrate with standard M3 screws and nuts. ...Update: I've revised the measurements to...

PRINT: X1 Tensioner X2 3mm Caps (Optional) ADDITIONAL: X3 3mm x ≥25mm bolt X3 3mm nuts X1 3mm washer (Recommended for Perfect Alignment) I upgraded this tensioner to eliminate its tendency to shift forward or backward, causing the belt to rub against...

This is a modified version of the x-belt tensioner by freemark, featuring an enlarged opening for use with a GT2 pulley. A 16-tooth pulley was utilized in this design. In addition to the pulley itself, one M3x20 screw and one M3 nut (preferably a...

This remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2073975 was created because I discovered that the arms were slightly too short, and as a result, the actual tensioner relied heavily on the tension from the belt to maintain its position.

... wear and tear. ...To address this issue, I revamped the layout to absorb the intense forces exerted by the belt's momentum. ...The revised design withstood an extensive 10-hour printing cycle without exhibiting any signs of deformation or sagging.