Anet A8 Pursa I3 Mk8 to E3d V6 direct drive mount

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Still a work in progress, but it now functions on my printer. To get it working, I had to adjust the mount for the hot end as it was hanging too low and I lost around 2-3 inches of print area. You can utilize all the same hardware that comes with your Anet or Prusa printer. The hollow threaded rod that mounted the MK8 hot end to the lower part of the filament tension bracket is what you'll use to secure the stepper motor to the E3D hot end. Simply spin the E3D hot end until the motor securely attaches to the mount. This might be tricky to grasp, but I'm confident anyone familiar with 3D printing will understand exactly what I mean.