lazy susan bearing 3d models

When I showed it to my wife, she mentioned that it would be even better if it could spin like a Lazy Susan. That sparked an idea in me, so I started searching on Thingiverse and found some thrust bearings, but they were either too big or too small...

These two pieces fit snugly into a 608ZZ bearing, creating a tiny spinning table that's perfect for holding small items in place while spray painting. I use mine to keep delicate parts stable and secure, but you can think outside the box –...

A basic lazy susan comes alive with a dome on the bottom of the plate acting as a pivot point for effortless spinning. It rotates freely but has room for improvement - tweaking the dome's shape or increasing the circle at the base of the plate by...

The distance of the motor to your Lazy Susan depends on the length of your rubber band.The band should sit tight. Put on rubber band. It should slide into the groves of the top and the spool. Wiring: Arduino -> Motor Controller D8->In1 D9->In2...

Creating a Lazy Susan without spending money? Absolutely! Use your imagination and repurpose those orange balls kids love to play with. Simply place them in a container, add a lid, glue it to the center spindle, and perhaps add some traction to the...

Remixed MarvinPunds nice turntable design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2806615) for use with the very common 608 bearings (the ones that are used on skateboards amongst other things).It should be a nice tight fit on the bearing. ...The outer...

Remixed MarvinPunds nice turntable design for use with the very common 608 bearings (the ones that are used on skateboards amongst other things). It should be a nice tight fit on the bearing. The outer diameter is 76mm if it were a full circle. ... I...

Design:This part is meant to act as a flat ball bearing (AKA Lazy Susan) in the joint between the body and the turret on a small automated/RC tank. The 2 main requirements were sturdiness and room to let pass some cables between the 2 planes, as...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53451 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=53451

... bearings by snapping them together. ...Five versions are available. They include a 20mm center hole 50mm thrust bearing, as well as 50mm, 75mm, and 100mm turntables. A 100mm "lazy susan" is also available, featuring screw holes in both plates.

This is a follow-up to my earlier posting of Lazy Susan mechanisms. I had a few comments about conical bearings and decided let's see if it is better and how much better. So here it is...This is a 180mm OD version. It requires 36 of the conical...

This is a follow-up to my earlier posting of Lazy Susan mechanisms. I had a few comments about conical bearings and decided let's see if it is better and how much better. So here it is...This is a 230mm OD version. It requires 40 pins.The 180mm...

... challenging, but the previous design's smoothness when rotating was compromised. To rectify this, I've incorporated 2 608z bearings and reinforced the side supports to enhance grip while turning. ...The result is a sleek and efficient design.

The 3-part press-fit lazy susan turntable utilizes standard 6mm airsoft BBs as bearings, allowing it to roll very smoothly. To ensure optimal performance, fill the entire bearing housing with the maximum number of BBs that will fit, taking into...

my spool holder for 2,2 kilo spool

Office Wall Mount Extension 22.4mm Thick

If you want to see this design in action, check out these videos: http://youtu.be/hhQFurWS7i4 and http://youtu.be/xo1MFLBwyD8 For those interested in buying standard skateboard bearings, you can find them on Amazon at the following link:...

I designed this base and top for a Marble Lazy Susan Bearing, inspired by WildRoseBuilds' creation on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2456223). The base requires four M5x10 screws and their matching nuts to assemble. In contrast, the...

Lazy Susan bearing, zinc plated, 1000lb capacity acquired via Amazon. ...All dimensions collected with direct measurement of my example so manufacturer tolerances may vary your result.Final dimensions roughly 12" by 5/16"

I couldn't believe how much it cost for a lazy susan that fell to bits when I took the shrink wrap off, has to be carried very carefully and sticks badly once every revolution, so I bought my first ever 3 inch lazy susan bearings from Quality...

To get started, you'll need the following parts: * A Manfrotto 200 quick release * A 3" Lazy Susan bearing * M4 pan screws and nuts to attach the bearing to the plate As this project continues to grow, additional parts will be added. We'd love to...

This part lets me attach a 120mm lazy susan bearing to the support for the camera tripod head, and drive it via a 10mm dowel and pulleys via a stepper motor below. I will post a picture of the whole design (if when I build it and it works) but it's...

If you try them, please let me know how it goes.* 2x Washers * 37.6mm OD * 20.7mm ID * 3mm thick *Must have an OD 16.5mm, must be 3mm thick* 1x Lazy Susan Bearing * 32.35mm OD * 16.75mm ID * 6mm thick *Must have an OD 16.5mm, must be 6mm thick*...

Lazy Susan top and bottom

This is a heavy Lazy Susan style bearing. Bearing race is sized for 18, 1cm diameter ball bearings, plastic or metal. The top and bottom half interlock with raised and sunk raceways to prevent side shifting and 12 simple clips reach from pockets in...

This is a robust Lazy Susan style bearing designed for heavy duty applications. Bearing race is tailored for 18, 1cm diameter ball bearings, available in plastic or metal options. The top and bottom halves interlock seamlessly with...

Lazy Susan mechanism I made to support a large wooden circle. Prints in three parts; spindle, top, and bottom. The top should be attached to the spinning section via part screws. Foam pads can be added to the bottom to preserve table tops. ... Uses 8...

Was looking for a Lazy Susan to work with my kinect to 3d scan. I couldn't find one that had angle marks so I designed one. Requires 5 - ZZ809 Bearings. ... Edit: Top was not stable so made an inner ring to stabilize it.

This lazy susan was made to fit under an Umbra necklace display stand but could be used for many applications. The diameter is 125mm. ... More info: https://youtu.be/V6H-mYvA6og You will need: - 6mm BBs or ball bearings - M5 x 12mm hex bolt - M5 lock...

The four M3 components are positioned one inch from the center of the lazy susan, and it's advisable to follow this specific M3 layout for ease of use. Regarding the ball bearing arrangement, there is some inherent play involved. ...If anyone has...