ANET A8 MAIN BOARD BOX

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Dear designers and makers, On this occasion, we have created a box to house the main board that comes standard in our Anet A8 and two mosfets (one that will regulate the power of the hot bed and another that regulates the power of our extruder). The idea was initially a box design with maximum possible ventilation and two 80 x 80 fans, one responsible for cold air and the other for removing hot air, activated by a switch. After designing it, we realized that printing times were very high (some took 29 and 30 hours), so we made several designs of boxes and covers: **** Print Times BOXES: FILE: "14-09-2019_BOX_STD.STL" - Print time: 31 Hours - 37 Minutes FILE: "11-09-2019_BASIC_BOX_WITH_HEX_HOLES.STL" - Print time: 29 Hours - 50 Minutes FILE: "14-09-2019_BOX_WITH_HOLES.STL" - Print time: 27 Hours - 45 Minutes FILE: "11-09-2019_BASIC_BOX.STL" - Print time: 22 Hours - 12 Minutes FILE: "14-09-2019_LIGHT_BOX.STL" - Print time: 19 Hours - 3 Minutes COVERS: FILE: "12-09-2019_COVER_2_COOLERS_AND_SWITCHES.STL" - Print time: 10 Hours - 35 Minutes FILE: "12-09-2019_COVER_2_COOLERS - WITHOUT SWITCHES.STL" - Print time: 8 Hours - 42 Minutes FILE: "12-09-2019_COVER_1_COOLER.STL" - Print time: 8 Hours - 31 Minutes FILE: "12-09-2019_COVER_WITHOUT_COOLERS.STL" - Print time: 8 Hours - 22 Minutes GRATING: FILE: "16-09-2019_GRID (OPTIONAL) .STL" - PRINT TIME: 1 Hour - 30 Minutes We have designed a grid, but having enough stock, we will decide to install a metal grid. As for the Hardware part, we have used and electronic components for those users who choose assemblies with fans and switches: 80 x 80 12V fans JS-606 type switch Both are very easily reachable in our favorite "Made in China" online stores or in electronic stores. We also want to say that, for reasons of time, we have not yet been able to print any of them (surely we decide to do some on holidays). If someone risks doing any of them and wants to send us a picture of the finished product, we will appreciate it. Our email address is mipigoca@gmail.com. We also want to say that we are a little scared to punish this printer with such long jobs, so we want to make it clear that we are not responsible for damage to the hardware (electronic or structure), to the printer itself or to third parties and that the prints are made at your own risk. We hope you like it and that you enjoy the designs just as we enjoyed designing them. Greetings to all.