Anet AM8 Electronics Undercarriage
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This was a HUGE project that took me a LONG time to design. I wanted the cleanest Anet AM8 conversion out there.
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- Printables
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- Other Printer Parts & Upgrades
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This was a HUGE project that took me a LONG time to design. I wanted the cleanest Anet AM8 conversion out there. No wires showing, all the electronics hidden, a rock solid frame, silent printing, and the cleanest looks you could imagine!
I will tell you now, using this will require you to adjust your frame to sub-millimeter tolerances. It's a tight fit, and it's supposed to be.
As for the hardware, I pulled parts from various trays and drawers I had at the time, so I honestly don't remember what all I used. But it shouldn't be too hard to figure it out.
Major parts I used in my build:
- Anet stock mainboard
- MeanWell PSU (LRS-350-12)
- Raspberry Pi 3B+
- Two MOSFETS (bed + hotend)
Those parts are the ones that fit this exactly. The holes are lined up for THOSE models of parts. You might need to change it if you want to fit something else on there.
Print instructions
Should require minimal supports, if any.
0.2mm layer height
0.4mm nozzle
25% infill