Anet XY Conversion (v2 Upgrade: NEW Z CONSTRUCTION)
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Full conversion of an Anet E10 to a CoreXY custom printer. v2 with more rigid Z construction
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I had an old Anet E10 printer laying around. In retrospective this was not a great printer but it does the job for years. I wanted to design my own printer based on the parts I already have.
I believe the most parts being similar to Anet A8/6 from that time.
Since the original mainboard from Anet doesnt have a bootloader, you cant just upload klipper or marlin. You have to flash the board with an arduino first. Teaching Tech have a video about this.
Please understand this as a WIP project! I will update some parts from time to time like using threaded inserts instead of M3 nuts. A redesign of the Z construction with 2x linear rails, to get more rigity for the bed sounds promising too. Unfortunately I cant provide any ETA for doing this.
If you have questions or would like to provide some additional ideas, feel free to ask/share your thoughts or just remix it.
Printing Quality: Dont expect wonders, its still old an cheap china hardware from ancient times :-)
12/25 UPDATE v2:
I finally updated the Z construction including new 200mm linear rails to improve the rigidity of the bed with zero backlash.
The updated files can be found in folder "Z_construction_v2" so its easy to upgrade.
Design goals:
CoreXY principle
use many parts as possible from the old machine
keep costs low with cheap standard parts (open source hardware)
rigid frame with 20x20 extrusions
no drilling or tapping needed
minimum of 10x10x10cm build volume
only use M3/M4 nuts and screws
0.6mm nozzle/ 0.3 layer height
rpi with klipper or octo+marlin
Input shaper
Parts keeped:
Anet Board v 1.3
4x Steppers
PSU + switch
3x endstop switches
1x fan Hotend / 1x radial fan
2x 16 teeth pulleys
cables and 230v switch
thermistor and hotend
bed springs
bowden extruder + backplate (I have change them anyway)
Sourced materials:
4800mm of 20x20 extrusions (3x60mm=180mm, 2x150mm=300mm, 2x200mm=400mm, 1x220mm=220mm, 10x250mm=2500mm, 4x300mm=1200mm )
1x box of inner corner brackets
8,5mm square aluminium (~25cm)
1x Box of GT2 Idler Pulleys with M3 bearings (you need 12 in total)
4x 608 Bearings
3x MGN9H 200mm linear rails
2x 20cm 8mm rods
1x 8mm lead rod and T8 screw.
2x LM8UU
1x set of M3 screws/nuts and washers
1x set of M4 screws/nuts and washers
1x box of M4 hammer nuts
4x squash ball feets
raspberry pi
1x 10cm USB A - USB B cable
2x 5-10cm M3 rod (needs to be cut, this is a pain point in my design, ideas are much appreciated!)
Volcano hotend clone
PTFE tube
GT2 belt
5V LED stripe (optional)
12x12mm voron heat bed plate and sheets
60w heat mat
brass brush
M3 threaded inserts (OD 5mm x 3mm)
cable sleeve
MPU6050 for input shaper (optional)