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Love the video. Link is not working anymore

I use 3D printed bearing all the time on any project that just requires free running rather than under power type loads.

The nr1 reason people get a smaller drone is price

Fully filament bearing*

I was wondering What I could do with little pieces of filament. This is excellent

PLA is the strongest plywood You're only issue with heat if you can manage heat you should be okay also you can get 2.85 mm filament if these work it'd be worth getting a roll just for that it would basically last forever

Carbon fiber PA is a weird choice of material, plain PA would be obviously better in terms of friction %)

man, you're probably using the worst possible plastics possible for this project + you're printing them VERTICALLY !! (just cause its easier), i mean it would be easier to build a house in cardboard instead of concrete, but no one in their right mind would do it cause it is not strong enough for the task anyways, the idea 10/10, the engineering decisions -99/10 :) + i mean you got a bambulab printer, why didn't use a some plastics that would be more suited for a propeller, like PET-CF, PP-CF, PPA-CF

BRILLIANT!!!

how about you send your orders to people who have placed orders 8+ months ago

Get some graphite powder for extra smoothness

Surely carbon fibre rods, with a suitable diameter, cut to length would make sturdy rollers? I don't know how round they are but it might be worth a look.

Plz go for a Polyurethane/PU-molding: Print the outer form (multi pieces) with a resin printer as a molding. Then use PU to fill the mold. -> Should be much more precise. And as far of my knowledge there are bearings made of plastic/Polyurethane.

This is amazing content! Thank you for this video!!

carbon fiber nylon would probably actually work great, but PLA+ also wouldn't explode like that when it fails

I encourage some minor cheating. For the bearings themselves, use parts of nails or something equally cheap to get ahold of. For smaller ones, paper clip parts. My consideration is in obtaining things. Particular size bearings are much harder to source than standard steel parts. Try the nails from pallets (which appear to be abundant across the globe). They may make good bearings.

Stop trying to fix what isn't broken. Bearings are great and cheap. I just bought 20 for like $7. They work exceptionally well, are very strong, compact, space efficient and have a very long life. Plus they are metal which can be easily recycled.

I plan to use these on my 3d printer. Making a 3:1 gear ratio setup and i dont uave miney for bearings

These plastic bearings will produce a lot of microplastic for your balls.

Not balanced won’t work no way

Resin printing will give you perfect roller and ball bearings....

Maybe you could print a cutter so you can make precision cuts of the filament

Wonder if silk pla filament would be better for rollers

I mean Its not fully 3d printed But its pretty close

What is the software you're using please ?

Not everything needs to be 3d printed with plastic😂

I recently created a perfectly functional ball bearing design that uses BBs. BBs are *way* more effective for a bearing than trying to use anything 3D-printed for the actual bearing part of the design, and they can be bought very cheaply by the thousands.

they need to be hollow inside and made from carbon fiber

Apply some ptfe oil!

I use small bits of electricians pull grease as grease on plastic though you probably dont need it. Water based, won't slowly dissolve plastic or rubber over time. Though sometimes dry lubes are needed, graphite and that white powder work fine.

Reply to your customers before posting new videos. I have been waiting for 5 months now

Where can i download it?

I wonder what would happen if I used your files (adjusted, of course due to the slight difference in circumference of 1.6mm) with a cheap, widely available, solid picture hanging wire. I'd have to straighten it and smooth the clipped ends, but it might be worthwhile.

Anyone heard from Cliff or Kajun lately? Their socials dropped and I'm not sure what happened with them.

I don't understand what these rates are for. I do overhead videos of soccer games, edit in 4k60 do color, cuts, and play by play zoom-follow and I have an AI program I created myself which analyzes the video and gives a play-by-play analysis for each player on the field based on position which they can pull up and follow the time stamps while watching. It takes like 6-7 hours for everything except uploads and processing I charge $200 as my "learning rate" since I am still new at the editing software so I am a bit slow still and still mastering hotkeys to speed up. Your calculator says I should be charging like $900+ not even including the AI analysis. That's... crazy. Nobody is going to pay me that much. I would be embarrassed to even ask for it.

Why not print with resin?

File link is dead

whoa that is actually amazing

I should try this on my Neptune 4 max!

cool

3D printer enthusiasts try not to create a worse version of something challenge: Impossible

Crazy that I had to find a 2 year old AVATA1 tutorial video to explain why my AVATA2 has now self-destructed TWICE where minor crashes putting the drone safely on the ground suddenly resulted in it going berserk when the shut down command is given. You NEED to be able to disarm the drone for safety and the fact that these drones STILL have this problem today is kind of mind-blowing. These should be default settings. You can't convenience your way out of safety by putting barriers between the pilot and their ability to control the drone.

Where do I get one?

Why did you not add lubricant?

Day when arachne becomes default will be a good day. Comming from cura i was shocked to find about classic wall generator. But, users said arachne can be buggy so i tried classic. For my use,very bad. Seems arachne should be not used only if it breaks on some features

I hate plastic springs even if they are made of specific material to make them last

You could use abs, then vapor smooth it with acetone

My favorite part about this is friction, heat and melting problems...

Try packing the rods with a fine valve lapping compound, spin it a bit, then clean it out and add some oil safe for the filament, or not. But the valve compound will make it roll much smoother

Can you help me ? I am following your setting, but I couldn't do. I am switching manual build this will help me.