anet a8 y tensioner 3d models

... slightly wider than standard idlers. ... *UPDATE* I've added a new 11mm wide idler version in response to Shiftah's request. You can find all other necessary parts and instructions on the outstanding Anet A8 Y Belt Tensioner page, courtesy of CH35C0.

This is a V3(Sub v2) remix of toosha's anet A8 Y belt tensioner - remix v2. Sub v2 as toosha had already remixed it to a V3. This adds the bottom 2 support pieces that was mentioned in the comments for V2 - seemed like a good idea, so I edited it...

I'm impressed by this ingenious creation found on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959208, particularly the clever use of a screw and plate combination. Kudos to the designer for such a brilliant solution. ...This design caters perfectly to those who...

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Printers with slightly higher tolerances than designed may require enlarging hole clearances in pilot holes, between the idler mount and acrylic frame, and between the boxes and idler mounts to prevent binding issues.

The blueprint retains its original form, yet an innovative twist arises by swapping the traditional nut for a high-tech M6 component and incorporating a moth-like mechanism, resulting in a sleeker and more accurate assembly.

I initially liked the design that I had shared as a remix but ultimately didn't find it satisfactory due to my inability to securely fasten the buckle in place without the metal strip popping out of its holder, so I decided to create an alternative...

I'm truly sorry for the subpar photo. The model was printed in PETG, and I made a slight adjustment by splitting the grip area to facilitate a smoother printing process. ...From what I've learned so far, this modification seems entirely adequate.

This is my take on this design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959208). In my opinion, some people overanalyze things when it comes to 3D printing. The original creator did an excellent job with the original piece, but they prioritized using the...

This revised design showcases a notable enhancement over the original concept by Chesco Alaman, featuring an integrated push bar that skillfully redistributes the force of the bolt across the front component, ensuring a more even and stable...

I caught sight of this item and thought it was an excellent concept, but it had one major flaw - printing the anchor. I resolved to edit it in 123D Design so it could be printed as a two-sided piece, giving it all the advantages of being printed flat...

I'm revising one piece to perfectly fit the wooden board of Anet A8 (or its clones) so I can have a working Y tensioner in place. The width is 18mm - please double-check this! Everything else remains unchanged. A general warning: You'll need a grid...

... by Olon, a seasoned expert. ... Crafted specifically for the standard Anet A8 Y carriage, this innovative tool requires only two M3 screws and matching nuts to secure it in place. ... Designed to seamlessly integrate with the renowned Tatara frame.

Y Axis Tensioner for Anet A8: Engineered to Perfection Built Specifically for Toothed Pulleys of the GT2 20T W6 B3 Variety, this Y Axis Tensioner Features a Precise Fit with M5 Bolts and Nuts as Tension Bolts.

This is a remix that doesn't require a separate 8mm bolt, just print and install. ...This is one of the best Y-tensioners for the Anet A8

The Anet A8 features a unique Y-axis tensioner designed specifically for the GT2 20-tooth pulley, which incorporates an M5 bolt/nut assembly acting as the tension bolt in its second iteration.

Best Tensioner for Anet A8, a Remix of Other Files - Unfortunately, I've Lost the Link!

Here's the deal - this remix is totally doable without needing an extra 8mm bolt; you can just print it out and get to installing. ...Trust me, this Y-tensioner is a real game-changer for anyone using the Anet A8.

I printed the previous Y-Axis tensioner (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149867) but discovered that the belt section was too tight for my Anet A8 printer. I took the part and widened the section where the belt and pulley system are, giving it...

This y-tensioner has a 0.1mm spacing that fits my early 2018 Anet A8 model perfectly. You'll need four M3x16mm screws and four M3 nuts for assembly, along with an M5x25mm screw to secure the pulley in place. ...The holes on these parts are 4.6mm wide,...

I lengthened the primary body of the tensioner to accommodate a shorter y belt, which was initially insufficient for proper installation. The added length allowed for a more relaxed fit once the plate was applied. ...This modification enables the use of...

This is a modified version of the standard Y belt tensioner with increased clearance to accommodate the pulley from Thingiverse's [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2763870) model. Only the tensioner was altered; the remaining files were left...

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2149867/ Modified to accommodate a larger timing pulley: Pulley Specifications: Teeth: 20 Hole Diameter: 3mm Thickness: 8mm Outer Diameter: 18 mm

I had issues with MrPaulM's design due to fitment problems with the printed part, so I recreated it on my own with some variations after getting frustrated with awkward STL file modifications that often occur when remixing a thing. ... Additionally, the...

The image clearly shows the requirements outlined under Detail #3. ...The task is now complete and fully filled to 100% capacity.

I'm printing this for a project on Thingiverse under ID 2640020. When I printed my model, the screw and plate were incredibly snug, making them impossible to turn by hand. ...A 22mm wrench proved to be just enough to loosen them, but it's not the only...

This design maximizes every inch of the 3D printed component, ensuring no excess material is wasted during the printing process.

This robust backplate upgrade enhances https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959208, addressing recurring thread stripping issues with the standard model. I designed this improved backplate to provide stronger thread engagement and smoother thread...

I was not happy with the Anet A8 y belt tensioner that comes from the factory, so I designed a new one. The design parameters were: 1) It should be mounted on the front beam, using the existing holes 2) It should be adjusted from both sides rather...

Remix to fit with a pulley and also to have the bolt and screw in place.