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Anet A6/A8 Bed Level Thumbwheel Upgrade

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Manual bed leveling made easy on the Anet A6/A8 and similar printers!

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Manual bed leveling the Anet A6/A8 is a little awkward and could be made a lot easier. There are some good solutions on the net - I took the best, made modifications and kept it simple.

This solution allows you to cover the entire hotbed with a build plate as you no longer need access to adjusting bolts from the build surface. All adjustment is done with the thumbwheels!

All metal! at the hot end - this allows you to heat up the bed for ABS, Nylon and other high temperature filaments without melting your bed level adjustment.

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From the kit you will need:

  • 4x Springs
  • 4x Screw M3*30mm

Additional you will need:

  • 8x M3 Nut (Optional: Use self-locking nuts for thumbwheels)
  • 4x Steel/nylon M3 washer (Optional: I used large, but regular is OK)
  • 4x Spring Cap (Print model)
  • 4x Thumbwheel (Print model)
  • A 3mm or 1/8" drill for stripping M3 thread 

Note: To make this bed level upgrade, you need to strip the M3 thread in the Y carriage aluminum frame. This can not be reversed.

If your heat bed has copper traces under the washers, I recommend using nylon washers instead of metal to protect the heating element (eBay Search).

Just follow the photos to assemble.The M3 nuts is a tight fit in the thumbwheels to prevent them falling out.

Shown parts is printed in PETG.

2018 January 13.: Added thumbwheel for Nylock nuts.

Print Settings

  • 0.20mm layer height, 20% infill
  • 2 perimeters, 3 top and 2 bottom layers
  • No support or elephant foot compensation needed

Tip: Print all parts at once, this will help the small parts cool between layers and give a better result.

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