608 Bearing by tjhoven74

tjhoven74

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Print Profile(4)

All

A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

8 Wall Strong Bearing Experimental 0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 15% infill

Designer

18 min

1 plate

4.6(112)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Designer

13 min

1 plate

3.7(13)

[Hybrid Support]: 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

21 min

1 plate

4.1(32)

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

16 min

1 plate

3.5(10)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

352

675

266

2.6 k

2.3 k

Released

Description

608 Bearing make sure first layer is well calibrated, and you are printing with fine settings.

Supports on.

tool

bearing

parts

Comment & Rating (266)

@user_3191402341

Print Profile

8 Wall Strong Bearing Experimental 0.16mm layer, 8 walls, 15% infill

Printed nicely with the 8 wall design. There's surprisingly little side to side play in the bearing.

The designer has replied

@tjhoven74

Thank you for uploading your print, I am glad you liked it!

@Jwill8712

totally great design. The supports were easy to push out with a small screwdriver or allen key.

The designer has replied

@tjhoven74

Wow, I am so glad you like it. Looks like you have a big project you are working on. Thanks for printing my model and taking a picture!

@Jwill8712

Replying to @tjhoven74 :

no worries. I have a model that I'll be posting that I used the bearings to make a rotating pen organizer

@KD3D

Works good and even better if you add some oil for plastic parts to it.

The designer has replied

@tjhoven74

Thanks for printing my model! Looks great, and great tip!

@KD3D

Replying to @tjhoven74 :

your welcome

@3dprinting4silv

The print profile is no longer public

worked great. supports removed quick and easy. bearing rolls nicely.

The designer has replied

@AneoPsy

Thanks for reviewing, I appreciate the feedback.

@nyerinsd

Print Profile

[Hybrid Support]: 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Print was successful. When printing, there are layers flat to the bed under the balls. The model didn't show those, so I thought I needed to remove that. The bearing did spin with that in place. When removed, you can see there's uneven spacing of the balls in the race. Might want to add more to the description if that area should not be removed.