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X-Belt Tensioner Anet A8

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This is a simple x-belt tensioner for the Anet A8 printer.

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This is a simple x-belt tensioner for the Anet A8 printer.
I wanted a x-belt tensioner that fulfils following criteria:

  • G2 geared tooth pulley should fit (the last tensioner I used was too small to accommodate the geared pulleys)
  • pulley should be on the left side of the lead screw, because that design is more stable and needs less G2 timing belt
  • it should be easy to fasten without special tools -> the 3D printed wingnut does a great job
  • it should be easy to print - especially the fastening screw is so crude that it can be printed with a printer that is not very calibrated yet
  • it should be stable, simple and robust
    I have tried 2 other designs before but they did not quite meet my needs and so I came up with this version. Till now it behaves great and I am quite happy with that design.

    Credit goes to thingiverse user mike_mattala for his great screw and nut library I used in this project: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647

Print instructions

Category: 3D Printer Parts Summary

This is a simple x-belt tensioner for the Anet A8 printer.
I wanted a x-belt tensioner that fulfils following criteria:

  • G2 geared tooth pulley should fit (the last tensioner I used was too small to accommodate the geared pulleys)
  • pulley should be on the left side of the lead screw, because that design is more stable and needs less G2 timing belt
  • it should be easy to fasten without special tools -> the 3D printed wingnut does a great job
  • it should be easy to print - especially the fastening screw is so crude that it can be printed with a printer that is not very calibrated yet
  • it should be stable, simple and robust
    I have tried 2 other designs before but they did not quite meet my needs and so I came up with this version. Till now it behaves great and I am quite happy with that design.

    Credit goes to thingiverse user mike_mattala for his great screw and nut library I used in this project: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647

    Print Settings

Printer:

Anet A8

Rafts:

No

</div>Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.2

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Notes:

For the screw, the nut and the fastener plate I used 60% cubic infill.

Be careful that you print the screw itself solidly or otherwise it might break after some time because it is constantly under tension.

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