The Anet A8 itself is a kit, and you’re looking at a few nights of assembly before it even resembles a 3D printer. Some of this is educational and fun, but other parts of the build are pure tedium.

If you want to get into 3D printing but don't want to splurge on an expensive machine, the Anet A8 is an affordable DIY piece of hardware to get you going.

If at first sight you think it looks a little familiar, you are correct, as it takes its frame design from the popular AM8 metal frame upgrade for the Anet A8 off-the-shelf printer.

Well, today you can get the Anet A8 high-precision printer fairly cheap for just €116.86 in the flash sales from the Tomtop e-shop and even stock up on discounted filaments.

The Anet A8 is a really cost-effective DIY 3D printer that features a 2004 LCD screen, 5 keys for easy operation, supports SD card and off-line printing. It also comes with a customized MK8 nozzle ...

Imagin3D has this week taken to Kickstarter to launch their new 3D printer enclosure designed for the Anet A8 3D printer. The acrylic enclosure has been ...