iM8 3D Printer Frame Anet A8 Tronxy 802m i3 Prusa

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i (imperial) M (metric) 8 (Tronxy 8xx, Anet A8) Frame. This frame is possibly the most affordable and durable available, with minimal technical expertise required for assembly. You may need to drill a hole here or there in the printed plastic pieces. This design is entirely scale-able, but the specifications listed below are based on stock 220x220 beds. Many parts were derived from the AM8 frame scheme and merged with the 1" slide clamps. I had to drill a hole in the PSU mount for my Tronxy, but it fits the Anet's PSU perfectly. Still thinking up a spool holder and LCD holder. UPDATE- A mount for both Y and Z bump stops has been added, as well as a press-on filament guide. 36) 1" 8-32 screws with nuts, available everywhere, even Walmart- $6 1) An 8-foot piece of 1" aluminum square tube- Lowes or Home-depot have these for about $20 1kg of Media of choice- I use PLA+ low warp, high strength. Cut the alloy to this. 2) Depth (Y) bars- 425mm 2) Front and rear width (X) bars- 252mm 2) Z upright bars- 374mm 1) Top width bar (top X)- 328mm 2) 400mm, 8mm rails for the new Y rods. (cant use stock y rods- yet and still get use of full 220 bed. working on it) You'll need some basic tools: a hack saw, drill, screw driver,. the same tools that came with the 802m or A8. You will need all the hardware from those printers:. bearings,. Y and X drive trains,. all of it. All pieces are slide clamp to fit. No drilling of the tube is required. And truing and leveling everything is made very easy since you can quickly loosen and tighten all parts. More parts and updates to come. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57iRVgBbpL4