Bearings and Accessories
Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2016 2:51 pm
hi Annas,
yes, the 608 bearings have 8 mm inner hole, and the RM2-2RS 3/8 V have 9.54 mm.
In my upgrade I have used inches screws(3/8)
You can use the same M8 screws if you use a steel pipe to insert into the bearing (10mm external diameter and 8mm inner)
If so, you have to sand the outside of the steel pipe a bit to be able to insert it into the RM2-2RS bearing...
If you use the RM2-2RS bearings, you will not need to change the alluminium profile, I'm still with them!
If you take off the aluminum profiles and you use steel profiles, you can continue using the 608 bearings!
I'm not planning to update the plans of the 3D Router because, as you can see in the video, hardly any modifications are necessary and both systems are good if made correctly and with the right parts. You only need to separate the bearings 6mm on axis Y and X, and lower the Z axis part another 6mm as seen in the video.
let me know if you still have problems...
yes, the 608 bearings have 8 mm inner hole, and the RM2-2RS 3/8 V have 9.54 mm.
In my upgrade I have used inches screws(3/8)
You can use the same M8 screws if you use a steel pipe to insert into the bearing (10mm external diameter and 8mm inner)
If so, you have to sand the outside of the steel pipe a bit to be able to insert it into the RM2-2RS bearing...
If you use the RM2-2RS bearings, you will not need to change the alluminium profile, I'm still with them!
If you take off the aluminum profiles and you use steel profiles, you can continue using the 608 bearings!
I'm not planning to update the plans of the 3D Router because, as you can see in the video, hardly any modifications are necessary and both systems are good if made correctly and with the right parts. You only need to separate the bearings 6mm on axis Y and X, and lower the Z axis part another 6mm as seen in the video.
let me know if you still have problems...