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Bearing Handles for Sally's Rolling Pin
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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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- M8 x 80mm Schrauben x 2: Außen- und Innensechskant möglich
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Bearing Handle for Sally's Pro Rolling Pin.
🔩 Required Components (per handle)
Metal Parts
- 1× M8x80 mm screw
- 2× 608ZZ Ball Bearings (8×22×7 mm)
🔧 Functional Principle
- The M8 screw forms the fixed axle.
- The 608ZZ ball bearings sit in the handle.
- The roller rotates on the screw.
- The spacers ensure a defined distance and prevent axial tension.
- The press fit of the ball bearings prevents any play in the handle.
🧰 Assembly Instructions
- Press bearing No.1 into the front of the handle.
- The tight fit is intentional to prevent wobbling or rattling later.
- I used the socket wrench with extension.
- Slide bearing No.2 onto the M8x80mm screw, followed by the long spacer.
- Now push the screw into the handle.
- Here I also used the socket wrench.
- When the screw protrudes from the front of the handle, the small spacer ring can be slid on.
- This prevents rubbing between the handle and the large screw.
- The handle and the large screw can now be connected to each other.
- The M8 thread is already provided there at a depth of 25mm.
- Do not overtighten the screw; the thread length provides the necessary clamping and prevents unscrewing.
Finally, place the lid on the handle.
🖨️ Print Settings (Recommendation)
Material:
- PETG
Settings for screw:
- 35% Infill
- 0.16 mm Layer height
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