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There were a couple of designs for these. I made a playlist of the ones i came across, but some organizing+on-wiki documentation is definitely in order. | There were a couple of designs for these. I made a playlist of the ones i came across, but some organizing+on-wiki documentation is definitely in order. | ||
The best ones probably use Off The Shelf [[Ball Bearings]] / [[Thrust Bearings]] and whatnot, with FDM 3D Printed Parts around all that, but not actually being the | The best ones probably use Off The Shelf [[Ball Bearings]] / [[Thrust Bearings]] and whatnot, with FDM 3D Printed Parts around all that, but not actually being the bearing / [[wear surfaces]] . | ||
Threaded Inserts would be nice too from a [[Design for Disassembly]] standpoint (Either for Bearing Replacement, or for [[Deconstruction]] before recycling/burning the plastic, and recycling the bearings at [[Product End of Life]] etc | Threaded Inserts would be nice too from a [[Design for Disassembly]] standpoint (Either for Bearing Replacement, or for [[Deconstruction]] before recycling/burning the plastic, and recycling the bearings at [[Product End of Life]] etc | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 5 January 2026
There were a couple of designs for these. I made a playlist of the ones i came across, but some organizing+on-wiki documentation is definitely in order.
The best ones probably use Off The Shelf Ball Bearings / Thrust Bearings and whatnot, with FDM 3D Printed Parts around all that, but not actually being the bearing / wear surfaces .
Threaded Inserts would be nice too from a Design for Disassembly standpoint (Either for Bearing Replacement, or for Deconstruction before recycling/burning the plastic, and recycling the bearings at Product End of Life etc
Let me go grab the link to that playlist.