lazy susan bearing 3d models

4 part model I made for a lazy Susan since we couldn't find anything to fit our cabinets in our apt. The top turntable, turntable base, bearing frame and bearings. I made this to be assembled upside down and can be a multi-material print.  I printed...

This exceptional Lazy Susan V2 features a high-quality preview image expertly rendered using Blender's internal rendering capabilities. Every scene included within the provided .blend files allows for stunning close-up renders that will take your...

We love keeping our cutting board organizer on a lazy susan cabinet, but the lip always gets in the way of placing out the cutting boards. So, I came up with a fix! This clever solution was designed specifically for use with Guzzini cutting board...

I have reinvented a Lazy Susan. The file format is in millimeters. I suggest adding a counterweight to the base to stop it from spinning, as well as attaching rubber feet stickers to the bottom of the base for stability. Alternatively, if you don't...

In my "Making Things Move" book, I created a shaft adapter specifically for the Not Lazy Susan project. This adapter works with an old Solarbotics GM9 motor and wheel, enabling you to extend the distance between the motor and wheel. However, note...

So my second official 3D printing project is to fix the 1977 Corner Cupboard Lazy Susan, which has seen better days since we moved into this house and sent our kids on multiple missions to retrieve items that have fallen off and jammed it. With the...

LAZY SUSAN V3 Modeled entirely within Blender. A high-resolution preview image was generated using Blender's internal rendering capabilities. Each scene is seamlessly included within the provided .blend files. Ideal for capturing intricate close-up...

This is the second time around making this Ikea lazy susan motorised.Very long story short, feel free to grab all of this and give it a go, but be prepared for a LOT of pain. I've needed to shim the track heights on mine with blue paper tape to make...

I designed this Lazy Susan, in part, as a solution to handle a 5KG spool of Polymaker filament and, in part, because I thought it would be a fun project. All parts are 3D printed, and the entire model should snap together. It spins very nicely. ...

When printing with a full spool on a lazy Susan, the machine has quite a bit of inertia, which causes it to want to keep spinning and ejecting filament - this is not ideal at all! The goal here is to design the system so that as the extruder stops...

... assembly. This particular design is meant to be bolted together, and all the details are taken care of once you've selected your preferences. The STL provided features a 20mm center hole, M3 bolts, and .177 caliber BBs as the bearings by default.

I crafted this spool roller to operate in complete silence, boast minimal rolling friction, and feature extremely low bearing rotations for a significantly longer lifespan of its bearings. This design should accommodate nearly any size or weight...

Drop an M8 nut into the bottom of the axis & get it close to seated, then insert an M8 screw thru the top of the bearing/hat assembly & screw it into the nut until firm. Give it a test spin. Giggle and spin it again. ...Hook it onto the frame, hook the...

Drop an M8 nut into the bottom of the axis & get it close to seated, then insert an M8 screw thru the top of the bearing/hat assembly & screw it into the nut until firm. Give it a test spin. Giggle and spin it again. ...Hook it onto the frame, hook the...

Drop an M8 nut into the bottom of the axis & get it close to seated, then insert an M8 screw thru the top of the bearing/hat assembly & screw it into the nut until firm. Give it a test spin. Giggle and spin it again. ...Hook it onto the frame, hook the...

NOTE: the photo is the 16 cartridges version with a tiny test bottom to test the bearing interface. This is the first revision and it is intended to be a snap fit. You would have a tough time getting the bearing back out. If it bothers you,...

... ...It functions flawlessly. The assembly is also included. You'll need the following: -A large quantity of 10mm steel balls: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008ZZWEUG/ -Rollerblade bearings -About 6 inches of 5/16-18 All-Thread and a few nuts

It uses normal 608 ZZ bearings. You may want to print a different base with a big cyllinder in the middle to keep it centered. I didn't include it since spool inner diameters can vary quite a bit. ... If you want to modify the sources you will need...

The base features four 608 spinner bearing recesses for those who want to utilize them, but the system functions just as well without. Simply attach individual tool holders on top wherever you prefer using super glue. ...To prevent sliding, add four...

Crafted from repurposed 500g filament spools, this innovative tool chest boasts four recesses for 608 Spinner bearings on its sturdy base. Optional, the tool holders can be secured in place using super glue wherever needed. ...For added stability,...

Here you have my project which i made for presenting files in the digital medias. Following parts are required for the plate: 1x 18650 battery 1x MG996 Servo 1x TP4056 charging module 1x micro on/off switch 1x 608ZZ Bearing Print...

The Top and Bottom races are printed on an Ender 3. Cage quarters printed on an anycubic photon mono. Top and Bottom races snap together with Cage in between. A file of the cage split into quarters is included for easier printing. ... Ender 3...

The Filament Holder Secures the Thread

Scalable to 1:64

I know you can get these for not much money - but what's the point of having a 3D printer if you're just going to buy everything…? ;)This model is sized so you can re-use those worn-out V-slot wheels. ...Screws are M5.

Stainless Austenite 3D model

A corner cabinet featuring a pull-out door and rotating shelves offers efficient storage solutions for limited spaces, allowing easy access to items while maximizing available room.

The Ultra Slim Motorized Lazy Susan - A Game-Changing Table Solution

Entertain in style with this 115mm Lazy Susan designed to hold a 250mm serving plate. Need only five 16mm ball bearings or marbles for assembly. Place it on your table, add appetizers like fancies, Hors d'oeuvre, or canapes and let guests spin and...

This compact, user-friendly lazy Susan is designed to streamline 3D scanning using a depth-sensing webcam.