anet a8 y tensioner 3d models

... Support for the Belt may be Required the Called Plus Piece, this Piece Serves as a Template to Make the Joint of the Floor. Between the Motor and the Support No Seal is Needed, although it Appears in the Photo. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8

Based on the brilliant design of Matsekberg, here are some improvments: - a full Y-axis motor support including the left part, diagonal stiffeners and an enlarged right part that can be attached inside the cylindric hole of the ANET back plate. (All...

One more thing: the ANET A8 screw holes aren't aligned perfectly. At least mine weren't. Use a good screwdriver and some elbow grease to attach the M4 nut. It's challenging to do this with the heated bed still attached to the Y bed. My Fusion 360...

... my stepper motor got jammed into the bed frame this time around, leaving a pesky 3mm gap between them. As a result, the mount won't budge as smoothly as before. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25

If your A8 is anything like mine, the Y rods will be quite loose in their bores initially, which should make them even more sturdy. I measured the rods to be precisely 7.94mm, so your results may vary accordingly. You've been warned that these...

There was an issue with the y-chain by Sukhoi27 with the new design of the Anet, so I revised the drawings and included slot holes for the end user to adjust the hotbed mount according to their build. I also extended it to serve a purpose of strain...

There was an issue with the y-chain by Sukhoi27 with the new design of the anet. So I redone the drawings and added slot holes for the end user to adjust the hotbed mount according to his build. I also added some lenght to it so it will serve a...

As a test after I attached it, I cranked my belt tension up to see how tight I could get the belt before the motor started to shift or the rear frame showed signs of bending, but before either of those things could happen the belt ripped itself free...

anet a8+ x-axis belt tensioner reverse engineer of original part

This is the X-belt tensioner of the Anet A8 plus reviewed and corrected

... the belt holder because the acryl ones break quickly. ...I've tried using originals from Anet, but they're too thick and inflexible. ...To prevent layer shifts, I upgraded to a more flexible and reinforced belt that's suitable for both widths.

Version Alpha One Point Zero Flip Print Orientation Before Proceeding Adjust Y-Axis Endstop for Optimal Placement

I crafted new end stops for the smooth rods on the Y-axis after successfully breaking the original ones. ...To guarantee a perfect fit, I replicated their exact dimensions, matching them precisely to the stock components.

I've installed the H plate upside down, just like the tutorial video shows, but now I'm having trouble with the Y axis cable chain. Every time I try to apply it, the chain ends up coming loose when I click 'home', and that's when the problem starts -...

I took notice that the rods on the Y carriage for the linear bearings were loose, so I designed some replacement parts using Fusion 360. The new components have a very secure grip on the rods, eliminating any play or movement. ...They fit perfectly,...

I copied the model from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2751285 and lowered the motor by 5mm, as I encountered a collision between the heater bed cable and the motor holder, allowing me to also use the silicone buffers for the Y-motor.

... combat the Skynet Firmware's autolevel feature, which consistently left the model offset from the center. ...To rectify the Y-Axis (Bed) drifting too far back, I created this solution. ...It aims to resolve any issues that others may be experiencing.

When securing the final support of the Y-axis to the structure, I accidentally applied too much force and broke it. ...After searching for a replacement and not finding one that could be printed, I decided to create this clone so I can continue learning...

I modified the original design to fit better with my AM8 frame and expanded its Y range for more versatility. This custom part is designed to work seamlessly with two other components: a chain found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2043493, and...

Due to a replacement of the original y- end stop, I needed a new platform for a new switch with a different size. The new platform has two long holes to be suitable for different brands and sizes of switches. My switch has a size of 30x18mm (see...

this is a remix of various versions of this Y Chain setup. when i printed others i got odd distortions in the prints from the geometry of the STL files. so i edited and changed some parts. cut a bit of the width off the hotbed mount. If you are like...

I've made a custom Y Chain setup, mixing and matching elements from various versions I've seen online. When printing other setups, I noticed strange distortions in the prints due to the STL file geometry. To fix this, I edited and modified some parts...

It is the same like "Anet A8 X Axis Belt Tensioner" by elmas156 just cool dedicated wrench added :-)

By upgrading to an Anet A8, you'll gain access to a reliable machine with a spacious build area, ideal for printing large or intricate models. One useful accessory for the Anet A8 is a well-designed belt holder. ...This attachment provides a sturdy...

adjust tension on x-axes belt on Anet A8 reprap i3 clone. original i3 had a tensioner to adjust the tension on the belt, once you had locked off rough tightness on the extruder 'race'. ...

this is a compiled and edited version from several source of Anet A8 plus x belt tensioner works like a charm, just like the original

ANET A8 3D PRINTER X-AXIS BELT TENSIONER INSTALLATION GUIDE. ...WATCH THIS VIDEO TO LEARN HOW TO DO IT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYvk_e3o5xI

This is essentially a duplicate of elmas156's Anet A8 X Axis Belt Tensioner, but with a sleek, specialized wrench. ...I think it's really neat.

Another version of X-idler for ANET A8 features an integrated tensioner and brackets designed specifically for M3 nuts. My printer boasts a range of upgrades, including a stiff Y-front plate with a built-in tensioner, which can be found at...

This is a simple x-axis belt tensioner for Anet A8 printer. The support is fixed to the left, while the right can be adjusted about 1cm. ... My design is inspired by this thing: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1666094