Bearing pulley

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So, i had to replace the 40 yo. pulley from the top of the mast of my boat and i decided to print one. I decided to make a bearing pulley so it would run smoother. It has very tight tolerances so you have to break the gears free with a little bit of bending after printing!!!!!! It seems solid at first but will break free after a little bit of bending. The tolerances are really tight so the parts will not have a lot of play!!!!!! Also you need to import both parts at the same time inside the slicer. The diameter of the groove for the cable/wire is 4mm! Print settings: Filament: XT-CF20 0.2mm layer height Temp: Bed 90°C, Hotend 260°C (i used glue stick on the bed) Max print volume: 8mm³/s Fan speed: between 20%-50% Support: yes, I printed it with the tree support on my X1 Carbon and the overhangs look good and everything came off pretty well.