Bearing Holder

Pillow blocks and flanges for ball bearings

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Added to the bearing diameter. Increase if the bearing won't go in.

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About this generator

Mount a shaft on a bearing: pillow blocks hold the shaft parallel to the surface, flanges perpendicular.

How to use

  1. Choose the bearing.
  2. Pick pillow block or flange.
  3. Press the bearing in after printing.

Printing tips

  • Print the test fit first: printers vary by a few tenths.
  • Press bearings in with a vise, not a hammer.

Helpful guides

Frequently asked questions

Which bearing do I have?

The number is printed on the side of the bearing. The 608 is the common skateboard bearing: 22 mm outside, 8 mm bore, 7 mm wide.

The bearing is too loose or too tight.

Change Fit allowance by 0.05 mm and print again. Printers vary by a few tenths, so print one holder first. Press the bearing in with a vise, not a hammer.

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