rollerblade inline skates 3d models

I have no idea what the existing love hump sizes are so I made this 10mm high which fits the arch of my barefoot perfectly, but feels a bit high at the moment with my skate shoes. I would recommend printing at 10mm high or less. Current testing:...

The bearings we use are 8x22x7 mm (often used with roller skates) and the material is PETG. ...Since stepper motors can get hot, plastics might become soft; on the other hand, if the stepper approaches 100C, you may want to adjust the driver amperage.

... hex screws to connect drawers to the spool, a 6mm drill for hole drilling, and two bearing 608 units per spool. An old skate bearing will suffice for this application. ... It's worth noting that these items are available separately for purchase.

A standard skate bearing is inserted into the pulley, followed by the printed washer positioned on the bearing with its partially exposed side. This assembly is then inserted into the frame, with the washer facing the backside. ...A 3/8" bolt serves as...

The build shown in the pictures utilizes four 608 bearings, commonly known as skateboard or skate bearings. Alternatively, it can be built entirely out of printed parts if you print your own 608 bearings, such as those found here:...

250mm 60-55-55-60 flat (From 60-56-56-60 on the V1) 61-56-56-60 flat up to 60-57-57-60 1mm rocker General Changes/Tweaks Female Axle Head Holes tweaked for a snugger fit 1+4 Axle tweaks (0.5mm play) for easier compatibility 2+3 spacer holes now 10mm...

General Changes/Tweaks Female Axle Head Holes tweaked for a snugger fit 1+4 Axle tweaks (0.5mm play) for easier compatibility 2+3 spacer holes now 10mm (Need reaming out before shipping) Sidewalls Now have a tapered profile to reduce the grinding...

General Changes/Tweaks Female Axle Head Holes tweaked for a snugger fit 1+4 Axle tweaks (0.5mm play) for easier compatibility 2+3 spacer holes now 10mm (Need reaming out before shipping) Sidewalls Now have a tapered profile to reduce the grinding...

A single 608 size skate bearing is incorporated into the design for added functionality. A 1/2 inch diameter bearing supports the rotating pin in the driving wheel, ensuring smooth operation. When testing the device, a table top vise can be employed...

This updated version also incorporates the widely used 608 skate bearing and hobbed pulley (you can find suitable 12mm OD ones or even make your own). The extruder comes equipped with longer springs than initially required, as they provide increased...

To assemble this spool holder, you will need: Mount sides (both, mirrored) 4 bearing pins that may require gluing if loose 4 standard 608 skate bearings 10 inches of 3/4" schedule 40 PVC pipe 4 standard schedule 40 3/4" PVC couplers (trim a few...

The 12th scale was chosen for its ease of integration with affordable 608 skate bearings, making it an ideal choice for this project. My goal is to create a model that can be used by challenge participants as a reference or inspiration for their own...

It accepts typical roller skate bearings, specifically ABEC-5 608ZZ, for added stability. Two converters are also required, which can be printed for the axle with a 6mm (M6) bolt. These converters protrude slightly on each side to enable a tight fit...

I used skate bearings to allow a smooth movement and reduce load on the bearings.it works pretty well and is certainly cheaper than going down the route of proper linear bearings and lead screws. It uses a Dremel as a spindle and I'm just using one...

... you want a heavy or light spinner? After printing, insert standard 608 skate bearings into the spinner. ...For added protection and a more polished look, consider using these caps around the center bearing: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1988435

EXTRA PARTS FOR ASSEMBLY: 4x 608 bearings (any skate/surf shop should carry them, they are very common) 4x M6x30mm steel bolts 4x M6 steel bolts This thing was made with Sketchup and uploaded/compiled in Tinkercad. ... Edit it online...

Ceramic bearings offer superior smoothness, but slightly shorter spin durations, while regular steel skate bearings are simply adequate. Try spinning it up using compressed air - it really takes off! My best hand-spin record is 2 minutes and 14...

You'll only need one 608 Skate bearing for the mount and a small piece of PTFE is optional for the filament guide. Spools turn smoothly, but ensure your bearings have enough friction to prevent unwinding. V2 of this design no longer uses a...

So I made this using some old roller skate bearings. To make this, you'll need one 608zz bearing and six grams of plastic. The bearing is held in place by a push pin. It works for both x and y axes, although on the x axis I lose about ten...

EXTRA PARTS REQUIRED: 4x 608 bearings (widely available at skate/surf shops) EDIT (2017.02.21): I uploaded the Main Supports to a V8 with an enhanced stiff filament guide and increased height for full-height prints. The Nuts and Bolts were updated...

Here is the rewritten text: This design should work seamlessly with standard skate bearings/608zz or any bearing that boasts a 22mm outer diameter, paired with an inner diameter that perfectly matches your threaded rod or leadscrew. I've thoroughly...

This model utilizes a standard skate bearing measuring 8 x 22 x 8 or 7 x 22 x 7 in size. The holes are designed to accommodate stainless dowel pins, which add weight for an exceptional spin. As expected, a full metal bearing will function adequately,...

Includes a skate-bearing slot for the screw rod support. Replaces the original piece for the z supports, also features holes and space to bolt into the frame as well as for the smooth rod screw supports. You likely will need an Allen key or right...

I had a 5/16x2-1/2 bolt and a handful of 608 skate board bearings just collecting dust, so I decided to give them a job to do. The Mini hadn't given me any trouble before, but spool holders with bearings were getting a lot of attention. What a...

The wheel rests on a base supported by three 608 skate bearings, which also enables a realistic rumbling sound when metal meets plastic. This serves as an early warning system if your hamster attempts to dial out. However, if you dislike loud noises,...

Print Settings Printer: Prusa i9 clone Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Post-Printing I sanded it a bit and pressed in an old skate bearing and the nuts and bolts, but they didn't have much of an effect,...

The holder is designed for 52mm filament spool holes and fits typical 608 skate bearings (51.8mm diameter spool tube). It can also accommodate slightly smaller spools with some force. The bearings are tapped into place using a hammer or another solid...

... <p>Once printed and mounted place a bearing in the slot nearest the back and one in the slot nearest the edge of the spool and slide the rod through. Note this utilizes the skate bearings and tubing that comes with the spool trays with the MMU2s.

I wanted a spool holder that I liked and worked without fuss.I designed this in Fusion 360 (Cad file included so you can change it without problems of editing STLs).The Step files are for those who don't work with Fusion.The GCODE file is one set...

... the holder is necessary to print. I also included both parts fused into one.</p><p>The holder uses 4 pcs of 608 ball bearing (Ø22mm ø8mm t7mm), i.e. standard skate board bearings. ...You might need a drop of glue to hold the bearings securely.</p>