3D printed Bike rollers
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Introducing my 3D printable bike rollers! Over 100 hours of printing and 2kg of PLA used. These rollers are perfect for indoor cycling training, and you can follow the instructions for more details. Check out this video (http://youtu.be/nO8m7p93CHg) to see how they work. The parts were printed on a Makerbot Replicator 2 using PLA, with varying shells and infill percentages depending on the part. There are two options for center sections: a three-piece design or a single piece, each with its advantages. To assemble, use glue between roller sections, measure your belt length with some stretch, fuse the ends together using heat, trim the flashing, and reinstall the belt. Additional belt grooves are available for driving resistance units or other attachments. Required hardware includes M3 x 10mm SHCS, R8 bearings, 1/2" x 16" shafts, set screw shaft collars, an 8ft 3/16" urethane round belt, and 5' lengths of 1/2" EMT conduit.
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