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now you need to make the bearing have a sleeve that’s less hard than the material it’s being fitted in so you have a engineered wear point that can be easily replaced
Stainless steel dowel pins would be a great option for the rollers, might improve performance and longevity of a printed bearing. They are available in various sizes and can be sourced online from suppliers like McMaster-Carr.
@@hansvonflammenwerfer2817 🤣 I'm actually considering something like this (with some mods) for the next bearing, so you're not quite the dumbass you thought you were... Either that or we both are 😅🤦🏻♂️
I love it! Exploring new passions is always fun, and sometimes during the journey we find our new obsession that we keep coming back too. I hope you have lots of success! Looks like you both are already doing great as is
@@CliffKajun Hey Thanks! I appreciate the feedback too, I have a long form video and a short scheduled for today on the V2.5. I’ll have to make a V3 with your recommendation!
@@ziocrielo6148 very cool! I'm thinking about doing a bunch of variations soon where I mix it up with diy rollers or balls, and use common items like BB's. Thanks 🤙🏻
I am guessing that my work developing metal oxide to metal deposition 3D printing will be quite useful for this sort of project too ;) (2 experiments, one was red iron oxide *not the black hematite form* that I was able with nothing but it powdered onto a stone surface *for safety* and hand running my laser over it that is a 500mW 405nm laser, and it was able even with exposure to the air to deposit raw iron metal onto the stone, the other being TiO2 white pigment powder that I was able to break down into the blackish brown rutile crystals so the energy based fluxing I am working on should allow printing with both Titanium and aluminum metal from their oxides as a powder directly, (side stepping a ton of wasted energy and time involved in normal refining to get raw metal from the oxides and other raw minerals they start as) )) achieving full replicator status is the point of such work I am up to, so that printing even electronic components and magnetized material from raw unrefined or recycled materials as the starting source for every aspect (and more) of the replicator's needed components. The sort of thing that would remove the need to obtain any tech in space on the way to another star, since you cant just pull over to a local petrol or gas station nor walmart or woolworths on the way to alpha centauri LOL (I still dont understand why this is not Elons primary focus as opposed to rockets, still being manufactured the old fashioned way that Tory Bruno's company is already competently managing with and then work with them to massively increase the output of the company , while improving their capabilities beyond anything currently in use, Especially since every aspect of achieving this in my own road map to completion is already proven tech being used in industry and manufacturing of one sort or another, that just most of the time has not been able to bridge across the various disciplines out there.
Something to experiment with is to add extremely fine grit polishing compound inside, running it with the electrical drill, and then washing out the grit.
If you cut the filament lightly then bend it, it snaps straight or go to a weedwhacker lawn mower store and get a string cutter, you bend and insert weedeater string and it cuts it so easy, theyll give them away if they arent less than 5 bucks
I have a wheelbarrow, there are plastic bushings holding a metal rod inside the wheel. And guess what, need these bushings only? No, you need to buy the entire wheel assembly. These bearings may help, thanks!
@@WEEDTHEHABIT We have these and the new versions listed as a free public post on our Patreon. We will be adding to other free platforms soon: Patreon.com/CK3DPrints
Teardowns of the bearings and inspection after x hours of forces applied would be nice to track breakdowns of the limits of each bearing design to ensure forward progress with each iteration
@@CliffKajun idk how into programming you are but you can use stepper motors and python to get exact criterias programmed for reproducability. Great work on the production of everything though, I don't take the time to go into detail on my work.
@@heatherryan9820 haha thank you! Whenever I have a problem to solve, I try to stop, define my tools and materials, then completely disregard their intended use 😅. It's always good to step back. Of course, this is far from perfect or completely reliable, but it was a fun project! Cheers 🤙🏻