thingiverse anet a8 3d models

So, I decided to redesign the whole thing from scratch, taking into account the M3 screws and nuts that come standard with the Anet (assuming you've got some spare 19mm long ones lying around). The back of this design is carefully crafted to match...

Follow these steps to ensure your filament feeds smoothly and avoids getting jammed: place the filament onto the top of the print bed, making sure it fits snugly in its designated slot within the A8-frame assembly.

Hi, it's my new tray to the corner of printer Tatara A8.Update: v2 - smaller walls for save some material and little bit smaller size.

I designed a custom spool holder for my Anet A3 3D printer. I wanted to create a low-profile spool holder that would improve the overall appearance of my machine. ...To achieve this, I created a simple and functional design.

I've created my own level rings for the Anet A3. I just wanted some that would make leveling easier. ...Simply press down on the nut and screw it from below.

An innovative solution for the Anet A3 3D printer - a versatile chameleon face plate designed specifically to conceal unsightly openings caused by the LCD screen and control buttons, elevating the aesthetic appeal of this device.

Just another iteration of what I hope will be an improvement over its predecessors. ...Designed specifically with the Anet A3 in mind, it may also prove functional on other printers as well.

I recreated this from Snoekieboe's original concept, and I really liked his idea after building an external screen enclosure to fill the gap on my Anet board. ...I simply reworded it myself.

Request changed to use M5 screws with T bolts for fixation on the 20x20 frame, and in addition, the Anet Evo logo was removed and the tubes where the screws enter were reinforced.

I was experiencing issues with the Y-axis on my Anet, as the belt had become slightly loose in the unattached section. ...To resolve this problem, I designed a solution that has successfully tightened the belt.

... remove the chamfer, transforming it into a unique shape that can be easily secured onto the hot bed. This versatile feature ensures hassle-free printing experiences, making the Anet A3 Plus an ideal choice for both professionals and hobbyists alike.

Extruder Mount for Original A8 Extruder Motor and E3D Bowden Coupling 1/8". Works flawlessly with this Spool Holder. Additional Materials: 1 pc. Ball Bearing 608zz. Additional Work Required: - Drill Two Holes in Right Upper Plate. ...- Change...

I designed a custom spool holder after purchasing a spool whose hole was too large and didn't fit snugly on my printer, measuring approximately 8 centimeters wide by 2.7 centimeters tall with threads matching those of the smallest threaded rod...

Mount a versatile tool holder directly to the A8's framework, specifically designed to accommodate screwdrivers, nippers, and precision tweezers. ...Securely attach this essential component to the right-hand side of the system unit above the power...

...... To assemble this, drill a 3mm hole in the A8 body. Make sure to double-check your work, ensuring the surface is level before drilling! This design was created with Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/l7meQUx0TtX

I changed to upgraded springs on my A8+. These were only 20mm in length which was roughly 4-5mm shorter than the standard springs. I designed these with a 2mm base so once in place your spring is back to its original length. ...I use a washer top &...

I sought a way to attach my A8 firmly to a piece of wood. I discovered a design by "cd5656" but found it too small, with no grip on the threaded rods whatsoever. ... This setup is quite snug and was intentionally made 0.5mm shorter than necessary to...

This is a custom fan duct designed specifically for the Anet A3 printer. Since I opted out of utilizing the standard nozzle, I needed to create a unique solution. ...The height of this design is approximately 10mm greater than most similar models...

Attachments to the wing nuts on the Anet A3 bed. It fits snugly into the larger opening of the wing nut, eliminating any hassle associated with its installation. ...A user previously employed a different design for their wing nuts but struggled to get...

I designed this switch holder to seamlessly integrate an LED strip onto my Anet frame. The primary objective was to create a precise mounting system that accommodates a 21x15mm switch within one of the frame's prominent holes, measuring 25mm in...

A custom PSU cover designed specifically for the Anet A3, featuring a precise cutout for an IEC 320 C14 rocker switch and two strategically placed holes for small toggle switches. ...To print this design, ensure your printer is oriented correctly...

Mounting brackets securely attach the Anets LCD beside the printer for added stability. Two sturdy brackets replace the right panel next to the leftmost Z stepper motor and mount directly onto the LCD. ...The LCD itself is secured in place using four...

Hello dear friend! ... This is the moment we've all been waiting for! Meet Anet's one-of-a-kind and hilarious mascot! Print it out today and share it with everyone! Still having trouble? No worries! ...Just reach out to me and I'll be happy to help.

I designed a modification to reduce vibrations at the top of the 3D printer, specifically the Anet model with its wooden frame and precision rods. To share my solution, I'm posting this update now. ...Stay tuned for photographs showcasing the change.

Here are the custom-built hanger clips that I specifically designed to suspend my Anet's Power Supply Unit (PSU) beneath the 3D printer enclosure, ensuring optimal airflow and heat dissipation. ...These precision-crafted clips are engineered to snugly...

A custom-built shelf holds every tool included with the Anet, offering users flexibility when working without supports. ...The Allen wrench holder is one of these tools and may not be constructed effectively without support; thus, four additional holes...

I created a custom button frame for my Anet A3, since no existing designs met my needs, and now I'm sharing it with others in the hopes it'll be useful to someone else too. ...This is actually my first contribution here, and I'm really excited about it!

Hey, this is a fan cover I created for my Anet A3D printer, and I'm excited to show you the results. ...Nothing too complicated, just an attempt to give it a fresh new look that I think will really enhance its overall appearance.

... my printer to a sturdy piece of wood. With the A8 now rock-solid, there's no need to opt for high-resolution settings. ...To secure it to a robust 5/8-inch thick plywood plank, I employed 15mm long Phillips screws, ensuring a tight and stable fit.

Two versions of this holder are available, with the second option (shaded red) positioned slightly further back to provide easier access to the SD card slot on ANET's control board. Although the first version (shaded blue) can also accommodate an SD...