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8 mm Bore Print-In-Place Flanged Roller Bearing
This two-bolt flange bearing prints as one piece. Six 12 mm double-cone rollers sit trapped in a V-race between the outer ring and a locking inner hub. The hub has an 8.3 mm slip bore for 8 mm rod and an M3 grub-screw collar. The flange is 104 mm long with M4 holes on 80 mm centres. Use it as a pivot or lazy-susan bearing when you don't have a steel bearing to hand. All the running gaps are 0.5 mm, so the part comes off the plate ready to spin.
608 Two-Bolt Flange Bearing Block
A printed KFL08-style two-bolt flange bearing block. It press-fits a standard 608 bearing (8 x 22 x 7 mm) and bolts flat to a chassis plate or bulkhead with two M4 screws on 48 mm centres. The bearing supports the outboard end of an 8 mm drive shaft, axle or leadscrew. It is 63 x 30 x 13 mm, and a 15 mm lip under the bearing's outer race holds it in the pocket. 45° ribs brace the boss so radial shaft loads stay in the layer plane.