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Print-in-Place 608 Bearing

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608 Bearing, 0.4noz, 0.2LH
608 Bearing, 0.4noz, 0.2LH
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Scarf Seam, Smoother, Quieter, Same Precision, 0.2mm Layers
Scarf Seam, Smoother, Quieter, Same Precision, 0.2mm Layers
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White (12107) / Filament with Spool / 1kg
Gray (12105) / Filament with Spool / 1kg

Description

Print-in-Place 608 Bearing – Accurate, Durable, and Hassle-Free

 

This print-in-place 608 bearing was designed to address common issues found in other models while delivering precision and reliability. 

 

Here’s what makes it stand out:

  • Project-Inspired Design: Developed for a project requiring a highly accurate inner diameter, this model compensates for the default 0.42mm line width of standard 0.4mm nozzle printers, an aspect often overlooked in other designs.
  • Extensively Tested: This bearing was thoroughly tested on A1 and A1 Mini printers to ensure reliable performance. The white bearing in the photo was printed on an A1, while the gray one was printed on an A1 Mini.
  • Refined Tolerances: With a 0.3mm gap between the inner and outer rings, the design minimizes the risk of fused parts while maintaining smooth operation. Initial use may require a firm wiggle and turn to free the bearing.
  • Balanced Print Profile: Careful attention went into the print profile to ensure balanced wall counts and uniform layer distribution. For instance, both the top and bottom layers are precisely three layers thick—a detail often neglected in other models.
  • Sturdy and Friction-Free: The 4-wall inner ring ensures durability, while the design avoids friction-increasing elements like printed ball bearings.

This bearing is a robust and accurate solution for projects requiring dependable motion components, tailored for seamless 3D printing with thoughtful design considerations.

 

Community friendly CC-BY-NC-SA license

I’m passionate about using the CC-BY-NC-SA license because it fosters creativity and collaboration within our community. By allowing and requiring derivatives—remixes of the original design—to be shared under the same terms, this license ensures that everyone can build on each other’s successes while keeping the spirit of open sharing alive. 

 

Feedback welcome

 

I strongly encourage comments, suggestions, and requests to help refine and improve this model further. If you discover a print profile or technique that enhances its performance, I hope you'll share it with the community so we can all benefit and grow together!

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That’s amazing! I didn’t know u could make functional bearings like that, so thx for sharing! New to the print world but have a couple now.. (Prusa mini, MK3, MK4, (resin-SL1S, CW1S), Creality Ender3 V2 Neo, Snapmaker 3-1 T350, Bambu Lab A1 Mini, P1P, P1S,…. & a generic 5.5W laser engraver/cutter & the xTool S1 40W.. HUGE fan of anything I can make/fabricate.. Always looking for ideas. Sorry to ramble.. Appreciate it-Tony
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Which is your favorite printer? I have an A1, A1 mini and K2 Plus
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Replying to @JJTechPrints :
I’m still on the fence…? I haven’t tried the resin ones yet, but after I get off this laser project they’re next. The BBL A1 Mini hasn’t had a single failure even with the old dried out filament I had left. The P1P/P1S are around 99% probably & the couple Prusas (only used PLA on them so far) are next in line I think.. Snapmaker T350 was mainly for the CNC option & is great for those projects, not so much on the 3D side, but introduced me to the laser possibilities. Have a Snapmaker Artisan I need to open to have an opinion still too… sorry this got so long?? I was suppressed to be at the dunes RN What’s ur take on what u’ve experienced so far?
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Replying to @Scarface :
The A1 mini is my favorite printer. I have around 1400 print hours on it, and besides a couple of adhesion issues that were my fault, it has printed flawlessly.
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no issues, but believe them to be witchcraft
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100% witchcraft :)
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After trying many, many different bearings, I find this version to be the best. PLA is already super smooth and the design really minimizes failure points. Also, every single one has printed amazingly without fail. The yellow one is king!
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Your design is the only one I can use
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I'm glad you found me. Thank you for the boost!
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These work great! since most 3d prints are slightly porous I let them soak in lubricant oil and they spin super well now!
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Excellent advice! I've used a couple of drops of the lubricant oil that comes with the bambu printer on various PLA and PETG parts that I needed to glide more smoothly, but I haven't tried it on these bearings yet!
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very nice design. decided to give it a try and printed in clear PLA. looks pretty good and is pretty smooth!
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came out good
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takes a little push to get it started, but it will only get smoother from here :) thanks!!
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Excellent! Working perfectly. Just a touch of oil for lubrication. Outstanding 👏
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great design works perfectly! excellent design print in place!
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