COMRADE_ZACH

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Guide Ring, Upright, Upright Screw, Bearing Lock

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Base

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Wheel

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Posts, Caps, Hub Screw

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TerribleTowel

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Global Settings<ul><li>0.12mm High Quality</li><li>Print infill first</li></ul>Object Settings for Threads<ul><li>Upright screw - Sparse infill density 50%</li><li>Hub screw - Sparse infill density 50%</li><li>Posts - Sparse infill density 50%, Sparse infill pattern Rectilinear</li></ul>The threads took a while to get them correct.  I broke many posts and post caps trying to screw them into the wheel.  Even though the post caps and hub lock have threads, no special object settings were required for them, since I didn&#39;t have issues breaking them.  You may need to tweak the settings for the threads, depending on your printer.All 4 posts can be removed if desired.  The Guide Ring (aka, halo) can be removed as shown in the picture.You will need a 608 bearing.  The one I used can be found here: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer ugc" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/396617-awesome-bearings-all-sizes?from=search#profileId-297924">https://makerworld.com/en/models/396617-awesome-bearings-all-sizes?from=search#profileId-297924</a>&nbsp;This was printed on an A1.

0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, print infill first

You will need a 608 bearing (skateboard bearing). This can be purchased, salvaged or printed. The rest of the parts can be printed without supports. everything screws together.Once everything is screwed together, place your yarn on opposing posts and spin to detangle when needed.

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