Mostly Printable Ball Bearing - .25
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This design is intended to use non-printed 6mm balls as rolling elements. If you don't have any, you should be able to pick up more than you will ever need at a sporting goods store under the name of Airsoft BBs. This draft has no race, if it turns out it needs one tell me and I will whip it up.
There are two sets of stl, the alt.stl files are in ASCII format and the others are in binary.
NOTE: The stls are scaled so 1 unit = 1 meter. You will probably need to scale them up to be able to print.
There are two sets of stl, the alt.stl files are in ASCII format and the others are in binary.
NOTE: The stls are scaled so 1 unit = 1 meter. You will probably need to scale them up to be able to print.
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When I tried to print these in RepG, there was no shape in the window after I loaded.
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Mostly Printable Ball Bearing - .25 by Corwin is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
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Print two of each part.
Put one outer and one inner half on a table concentrically, aligning rods up.
Place 9 of the 6mm balls into the gap between the two pieces on the table.
Place opposing bearing parts onto those on the table in the most obvious possible manner.
Tell me how it went!
Put one outer and one inner half on a table concentrically, aligning rods up.
Place 9 of the 6mm balls into the gap between the two pieces on the table.
Place opposing bearing parts onto those on the table in the most obvious possible manner.
Tell me how it went!
Mostly Printable Ball Bearing - .25 by Corwin is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.
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When I tried to print these in RepG, there was no shape in the window after I loaded.