anet a8 y axis upgrade 3d models

Corner to Reduce Wobbling on Z-axis for Anet A8 3d Printer. This is remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1672959 by Electrico. ... Print Settings

My friend Christian expertly combined a robust fastening system with a durable X-axis motor support bearing, utilizing the high-performance 625ZZ bearing to ensure smooth operation.

My first Anet A8 was thoroughly upgraded with premium components, including a metal frame, BLTouch, E3Dv6 hotend, Titan Extruder, Bowden setup, and fans, effectively transforming a $130 printer into a high-end machine valued at $500. However, not...

For chain Z in Anet A8.

For Chain Z on Anet A8.

Check out my design AM8 Z-Axis V-Guide at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2596722. Currently, I'm using a 16-tooth stepper pulley to achieve better print quality. To prevent belt rub on extrusion, an X-Axis belt spreader is required at the end of...

I am excited to share with you the final version of my Anet A8 frame upgrade, a project I have been working on for some time now. This is not the first iteration of this printer that I have uploaded to Thingiverse, as previous versions have undergone...

There is no permanent solution for the Z-axis shaft in my Hesine Prusa i3 M-505 printer. This simple modification will resolve this problem. ...Print Settings: Printer: My Hesine Prusa i3 M-505 printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 millimeters...

I incorporate the X and Z axis chain mount from Agent_Cain, combining it with the Z endstop from toosha. ...Since I don't have an auto bed sensor, I decide to keep using my existing Z endstop from toosha, which allows me to merge the two components...

Tensor cama anet a8 modificado del original con orificios más grandes para un mejor ajuste y algunas zonas modificadas para su correcta colocacion

I decided to swap out the other Z-Axis brackets because they just weren't holding up to my standards, so I went ahead and scoured the web until I stumbled upon a gem on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2719424 - I immediately fell in love with its...

This design mirrors the original [version](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2805327) and fuses it with my x-axis chain carrier [design](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3825535). Since I'm expecting a clone E3D V6, I want to create something that...

My remix features a chain cable axis x horizontal setup, which you can read more about here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2790938. For expert advice, I highly recommend 100% - check it out and let me know what you think! ... The original design...

Flexible Filament Fanatic Unleashes Creativity with Anet A8 Extruder Upgrade The highly anticipated Anet A8 extruder upgrade has finally arrived, and it's poised to revolutionize the world of flexible filaments for enthusiasts worldwide. ...Crafted with...

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...

This remix of ToXIc's X axis belt tensioner version fits seamlessly in the newer injection molded x carriage. The original design was too large, requiring extensive sanding to get it to fit snugly, and even then, it remained tight. The bolts on the...

Humans require three sets of V-Weel. Four bars, each measuring ten by five by four inches in size, are also necessary. A total of five M5 bolts and 25 nuts will be needed to secure these components together. Six M3 nuts will be required for...

Sorry about the rough draft, I'm still working on it. This is my first attempt, let me know if you spot any areas that need improvement... The hole for the T-nut is 12mm in diameter because I am using a T-nut with a spring, but you can easily use a...

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

Remixed this part to accept a 20 tooth idler pulley in the oem location and printed rod and rail plugs to allow for the use of the alternate x tensioner. ... Printing: Printable with or without supports Print with top of part on built platform ...

I appreciate the shoutout to Carlos Fernandez, thanks for that! I took a different approach with this one. By shortening the tubes, I was able to make it larger in size. ...Now, you should be able to easily attach it to the original part as shown in the...

I crafted this from the original elements that had been warped. This untested creation holds together so far, with each component in place. ...A thorough examination will take place shortly.

I tweaked gavincol78's version to accommodate 2040 extrusion, simply adding an extra 20mm vertically. This hasn't been tested yet, so if you do end up printing it, please share your experience and any notes you'd like to add. ...I also threw in a .4mm...

This is a combination of both ideas into one.

I've made this because the original pieces were bend. This is not tested yet but the parts all fit. ...Will test soon

Here are some cool 3D printed designs to check out on Thingiverse. ...Have a look at this awesome project, it's called "X end stop for Ultimaker" and you can find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2088574

I've made this because the original pieces were bend. This is not tested yet but the parts all fit. ...Will test soon

IP camera with circular design, many knockoff cameras follow the same style and will work just fine. You may need longer bolts depending on your x motor bracket's thickness, but I was able to secure it with stock bolts. This mounts to the right...

Remix of Previous Belt Tensioner (Schrall) for Use with Toothed Metal Gear Also Required: Three M3 by 25mm Bolts and Nuts, (Washers or Double Nut to Prevent Loosening Over Time if Desired) Two M4 by 35mm Bolts and Nuts One GT2 Toothed Pulley with...

I crafted this as the base components had been assembled imperfectly.\r\n\r\nThis has yet to be thoroughly evaluated, but each component aligns correctly. ...Testing will commence shortly.