anet et4x 3d models

Upgrading your Anet A8 is a relatively simple process that can significantly improve its performance and capabilities. To begin, locate the updated firmware file for your specific model of the printer on websites such as Thingiverse. One example of...

Slanted Circular Extruder Cooling Duct for the Anet A8 that doesn't crash into the clamps holding the glas bed. It is also a little wider to allow for the hotend to be on the same level as the cooling ring. Please note that this cooler is pretty...

I designed a custom housing for my Anet A3D printer using an MB/RPi setup. I chose to create my own model rather than using someone else's design. Although I didn't include the circuit board and fan models in my design, it accommodates a 4020S (40mm)...

I'm creating a portable case for my Anet A6 so friends can use it without disassembling it for travel purposes. This design features a wooden base plate, measuring 610 mm by 500 mm, which connects the sides and top of the case to its sturdy...

Here are some useful additions to the Anet A8 Plus: Reinforcement corners for the frame. A cable holder for the print bed. Filament roll holders A protective ring for the reset button. Cable holders A mounting plate for the display arm. A display...

A Reimagined Frame Brace Based on the ANET A8 Design. I attempted to print the original, but the nuts failed to thread properly. Print Four New Nuts To assemble the frame, push the two parts together using the tightening nut. Be careful not to...

I created an exact replica of my Anet A6 3D printer to serve as a reference point for implementing personal upgrades. To ensure precision, I disassembled the printer and meticulously rebuilt it, striving to achieve utmost accuracy. If you detect any...

To keep my Anet A8 stable on my lack table, I've made a few adjustments to prevent it from moving around. This setup also reduces X-axis motion, which can cause issues with print quality. I reused the original M3 screws that came with the printer...

Modification of the frame for Anet A8 includes a seat specifically designed to accommodate a 22x8 bearing featuring an 8 mm hole for a threaded bar and a separate seat for the smooth pressure bar, ensuring it remains stationary during printing. To...

Although I managed to get decent prints from my Anet A8 at slow speeds, the quality suffered as I increased the speed. This was primarily due to the default plastic frame which bends slightly as you increase the speed. To get around this problem,...

Requirements: - Skynet V1.1 (I'm not sure if it works with other software/versions; let me know if you do.) - 2 included models - Anet A8 T corner (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1672959) - 10A 250V Inlet Module Plug Fuse Switch Male Power Socket...

I'm excited to show off my latest project - a custom motherboard case for my ANET A8 that's loaded with features! The case has two mosfets and easy access to the memory card on top, so I can upgrade or troubleshoot in no time. Plus, it's got enough...

After tinkering with the measuring dial on my bed leveling, I discovered that the most unpredictable movement of my Anet A8 occurred when I touched the control buttons. To stabilize this behavior, I crafted some reinforcements. Extra materials...

My solution is this innovative adjustable Z endstop with indicator for my trusty Anet A6 printer. Utilizing a leftover M3 nut and bolt from the printer's assembly, it offers a seamless upgrade. The Z-case will require additional supports to ensure...

... I have some sharpies to test with. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: It doesn't matter what you choose. Supports: There are no supports needed. Resolution: Print at a resolution of .2 millimeters. ... Infill: Use 20% infill for this object.

Because I cleared out space for the X wagon at the top of the X axis by removing the display units from my Anet printers……. I created new enclosures to house them instead. After some experimentation, I came up with four different designs, but...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Completely unnecessary for this project Supports: Similarly, not required in this instance Resolution: Set at a precise 0.02mm Infill: 20% filled for added durability Notes: Printed using an optimal...

I created this version of extruder support for Anet AM8 to allow the use of two 5015 fans in parallel to allow better cooling efficiency. The second fan is mounted in the inverted position i.e. with the volute facing the extruder. It is necessary...

I designed this filament holder specifically for my Anet A8 printer, making it both robust and budget-friendly. It's only capable of holding one bobbin at a time, so it's perfect for small-scale printing projects. I printed two components with a...

The Anet A8 Bowden Extruder Carriage was custom-made for my printer, featuring a Ø18mm sensor. I also purchased an affordable E3D V6 China Clone from Gearbest (E3D - V6 Long Distance 0.4mm 3D Printer Extruder - 0.4MM Silver) to use with the extruder....

To convert a standard 220mm x 220mm Dibond/Aluminum plate into a carriage for the Anet A8/A6, sufficient clearance is required to prevent motor interference. I've extracted the shape of the original carriage from Ecto1A and reduced it to create a...

It perfectly accommodates all the original tools that came with my Anet A6 and even fits a small utility knife snugly in its designated space. To make it more functional, I incorporated magnets to secure the wrench and allen keys in place. However, I...

To elevate your Anet A8 off the table, simply place four feet underneath it - two at the front, two at the back, and one under each gantry base will do the trick. This setup not only prevents damage to your workspace but also significantly reduces...

When using an Anet, you'll soon notice that your bed adjustment screws start to bind. This happens because the springs rub against them, gradually wearing down the threads over time. As a result, cross-threading can occur in either your bed carriage...

This is a cap that fits on the control buttons on the Anet A8 display. These caps fit snugly on the buttons, and have an outer diameter that will fit in the acrylic frame holes of the more recent, 2020 acrylic frames. The black buttons are...

This is my custom-designed e-box for the electronics of the Anet A3D printer. It comes equipped with a high-performance 60 x 60 x 25 mm cooling fan that's included in the package. The ebox has been carefully crafted to accommodate up to two mosfets...

A custom spool holder mounts atop Anet A6 3D printers, consisting of two separate parts: left and right. A latch is required to securely attach this spool holder to the printer's frame. The movable sides can accommodate various widths of spools...

These Linear bushings for Anet a8 are a must-have replacement. Make 7 of them right away, so when your stock ones finally wear out, you'll already have the spares ready. I had to buy two stock ones just to make these and it was extremely frustrating....

The LCD screen of the anet a6 has been placed on top of the printer. It is a location that saves space, but it is also a bit uncomfortable to use it. Therefore, I have designed a new mount for this screen, so it is down at the bottom left side of...

EDIT: ANET A8 FRONT BRACE 2 has had its guide rod holes spaced 1mm farther apart. VERSION 3 HAS BEEN SAVED AT HIGHER RESOLUTION. ...I HAVE ALSO ADDED MOUNTING HOLES AND A BRACE ACROSS THE FRONT TO PREVENT BENDING FROM BELT TENSION Print Settings ...