Airbrush Turntable (with or without prusament spool end) 608 Bearing
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A collection of parts to make an airbrush turntable that spins on a 608 skateboard bearing.
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I have here a collection of parts that started life as an idea to utilise a prusament spool and 608zz bearing for an airbrush turntable. It morphed to include some other improvement including a peg arrangement to minimise the chances of models sticking to the surface. This set gives the option to use a prusament spool end either as the painting base or to add stability to the pegged surface. All options require a 608 bearing (Skateboard bearing)
Instructions:
Print 1 Turntable Base.
all turntable bases are identical except for the spindle diameter. depending on your printer you may need to size up of down for a good fit on the bearing.
.25mm structural is fine for this part. I used 15% infill. use whatever filament you like.
Print 1 Turntable Centre.
Choose the centre you want. One is Hex patterned for if you will be painting onto the prusament spool directly. One is a keyed spool centre which fits into a prusament spool. The pegboard top is then glued up on top (RECOMMENDED). Finally there is the basic keyed centre that has the pegboard table glued directly on top with no prusament spool.
All can be easily printed without supports at .2mm layer height. Use any filament. 15% infill is fine.
it is recommended to print with the bearing side on the print bed and with a decent brim (no separation gap).
Optional - Print 1 Peg Top.
If you have opted for either of the keyed options, print this peg top
Most recommended material is PP. This is rare material though and PETG will work fine (it just doesn't shed paint as easily).
Print in 0.15mm (structural setting) with 100% infill.
If your bridging performance is particularly poor you may need to add support to the middle cross.
Assemble
For all variants press the bearing into the bottom of the centre.
If you have a spool centre variant, glue the centre into the middle of a prusament spool.
If you have a Peg Top, lay it on a flat surface. Add glue into the cross in the middle. Place the keyed piece on top. add a weight to the top until the glue has cured.
place the assembly on the base.
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