Rotho Clear Box (Bauhaus) - Simple wheel / roller / castor replacement

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Rotho Clear Box (Bauhaus) - Simple wheel / roller / castor replacement

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4 Wheels - Strong - 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
4 Wheels - Strong - 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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Basic information

This is a simple wheel / roller / castor replacement for the "Rotho Clear Box" from "Bauhaus" (https://www.bauhaus.info/kunststoffboxen/rotho-clear-box/p/30111291 - Product Number: 30111291).

As the original castors of the box scratched my wooden floor, I made very simple replacement castors that lie flat and no longer scratch the floor.

 

Model information

Its a simple replacement wheel. You can print it in any material. I used PLA tough and tested harder TPU. Both worked fine for me.

 

Print instructions

You will need 4 wheels per box. Place the rollers like an upright cylinder so that the surface does not rest on the print bed to prevent the roller from running out of round. You will need support.

The print profile is designed to print all four at once in PLA tough with support. Adjust it to your liking.

 

If you want to print in TPU:

  • There is a Bambu Guide on how to print TPU, i recommend reading this:
    https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/knowledge-sharing/tpu-printing-guide
  • DO NOT USE AN AMS TO PRINT TPU if its not TPU with a hardness of 77D or 55D!
  • You can print on a Cool plate, PLA plate, engineering plate, high-temperature plate or textured PEI plate, just make sure the temperature is low (30°-35°).
  • Use a 0.4 Nozzle.
  • Set the print sequence to "by object" to avoid stringing.

Printer Brand:

Bambu Labs

 

Printer:

Bambu P1S

 

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

 

Supports:

Yes

 

Resolution:

0.2 mm

 

Infill:

25 %


Filament:
Bambu Lab PLA Tough Orange

 

Notes:

Additional settings I used:

  • Walls: 3
  • Place the rollers like an upright cylinder so that the surface does not rest on the print bed to prevent the roller from running out of round.
  • You will need support.

Assembly instructions

Simply place the new wheels into the original wheel holder of the box - see pictures. You should now be able to move the box without scratching your floor.

 

If you have questions, don't be shy. :)

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