Horizontal X-axis for Anet A8 and more that improve print quality and print speeds.

I'm currently running the printer at 95mm/s with a X-acceleration at 5000mm/s (in the printer, so it's real), 400mm/s travel speed (with 6000mm/s acceleration in travel) without trouble.
(See the orange image for print results with the settings above.)

BOM:

• M3 nuts - ~5 pcs
• M3 screws - 11 pcs (2 for securing V6 to sleigh, 8 for the brass nut for threaded Z-rod, 1 for the pulley on the tensioner)
• M4 nuts - 4 pcs (2 for tensioner (with wheel) and 2 for belt mount)
• M4 screw - 3pcs (longer is better, around 40mm is needed)
• New belt (Likely, I did need that.)
• Some washers
• zip ties (For belt and strain relief on cables to hotend) - PLEASE, use strain relief!!

You will need a tap (or some force) for the M3 and M4.

(These are not vital to be metric, but if you use imperial you may need to mount nuts with a soldering iron or with some glue.)

LM8UU bearings, and I use a total of 6 of them (4 in the sleigh and 2 for Z). There is room for longer bearings (or double) for the Z-axis if you want more stability

Anet A8

No

No

0.2

20-80%

Brim is recommended. Some parts have a low area in the suggested print direction.
All files can be printed in the imported direction.