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AM8 - Metal Frame for Anet A8

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Check out my new website for finding filament print settings: 3DPrintingDB.com My goal is to make it easy to find a starting point when using a new filament. Please let me know what you think! AM8 - A Metal Frame for the Anet A8 This project aims to build a sturdy aluminum frame for your Anet A8...

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Check out my new website for finding filament print settings: 3DPrintingDB.com My goal is to make it easy to find a starting point when using a new filament. Please let me know what you think! AM8 - A Metal Frame for the Anet A8 This project aims to build a sturdy aluminum frame for your Anet A8, while re-using as many components as possible to keep costs low. This frame can be built for roughly $55, plus the costs of plastic. The BOM.pdf file contains all of the parts you need to buy and where to get them. The Build_Guide.pdf has the build instructions. This frame uses Misumi 2040 aluminum extrusions and aluminum corner brackets for primary frame connections, and printed plastic parts for alignment. This project only aims to replace the acrylic frame of the Anet A8. The project was designed and built with a stock Anet A8 in mind, in an attempt to reach the widest audience. Many of the existing mods and upgrades should still be compatible with this new frame, although some upgrades may no longer be needed. This project does not address any other issues with the Anet A8. Those issues should still be fixed on their own (Such as the mosfet mod). Ideally, your Anet A8 is not your only printer, so that rebuilding it does not leave you without a working printer if something should go wrong with your build. Build this at your own risk. Optional Parts The Anet Board Mount can be printed with or without an 80mm fan mount attached. I recommend mounting a fan to help keep the board cool. Any 80mm computer fan should work. If you are using a fan, please print or buy fan guards to prevent fingers or wires from going into the fan. Additional Parts: T-Slot Wire Cover E3D V6 Mount Update 5/9/18 Added optional mounts for Mean Well LRS-12-350 and NES-12-350 replacement power supplies Updated BOM Update 4/11/18 Updated BOM with new part sources due to closing of MrMetric.com Added more stylish LCD Case Top Update 10/21/17 Fixed broken Misumi links in BOM. Added shorter bed screws to BOM to avoid interference with Y rod holders. Update 5/13/17 Added E3D V6 Mount link Update 5/6/17 Uploaded fixed STLs for the the following files: Z_Motor_Mount_Right Z_Motor_Mount_Left Y_Motor_Mount Z_Endstop Anet_Board_Mount_No_Fan All of the old files can be found in the old_stl.zip file Update 4/28/17 Added Fusion 360 Design files Update 4/22/17 Added missing link for M5 Square nut to BOM.

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