Mod anet a6 Y-Axis mgn12

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Models were made in Tinkerkad, but when checked in the repetier-host, they had defects. However, they printed out from Simplify3d perfectly. I'm currently working on a fix. I hastily made supports for the transition to the MGN12H rails of my Anet A6 printer. To install them, you'll need screws M3x12 and nuts with a nylon ring (self-locking) M3. The supports are twisted with the rail and stand on top of the shaft and studs without disassembling the printer. This ensures straightforwardness. After installing all the supports and rails, I assembled the table on such an adapter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2877621. To check the smoothness, I fastened the support to the board. Then, I unscrewed the Y-axis sensor from its bracket, attached it to a new bracket on the other side, and secured it into the hole from the shaft damper (as seen in the photo). Since the table became higher, I needed to modify the belt fastener to the table to align the belt's linearity. In the near future, I plan to make the X-axis also run on an MGN12 rail. Follow my project. I modified the Y-belt tensioner brackets slightly by removing excess material so that the wheel can rotate freely. I strengthened the grooves for nuts on one side, which prevents them from falling out during installation and adds a little strength to this joint. The fastening now allows the belt to give even tension. You'll need the following materials: * MGN12H rails (400mm) - 2 pieces * Additional carriages * M3 * 12 bolts - 8 pieces * M3 * 8 bolts - 16 pieces * M4 * 8 bolts - 16 pieces * M3 nuts - 16 pieces * M3 nuts with nylon ring (self-locking) - 8 pieces * M4 * 35 bolts - 2 pieces, M4 * 45 bolts - 2 pieces.