Balancing Jig - Wuchtbock
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Simple way to balance your wheels using 608 bearings.
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Printed to allow for basic balancing of my motorcycle wheels at home. You can screw them (hole pattern 16-22mm) to a self made balancing stand or just clamp them to your workbench. I screwed them to board that i zip tied to my bikes cases.
The Jigs are designed for 608 bearing and M5x15 screws. The screw holes have a 4mm diameter so i could tapp them.
Use two normal bases for shafts with equal diameter.
Extended base for use with a normal one for a shaft with 15mm and 20mm.
Parts list for a single stand:
- 1x base (print)
- 2x M5 Sleeve (print)
- 2x M5x15
- 2x 608 Bearing
I printed my stands in PETG with a 0.6mm nozzle, 3 walls, 10% infill - they are plenty strong.
Assembly
- Tap the holes of your stand (optional).
- Slide a bearing over the “M5 Sleeve”.
- Screw the bearing with sleeve to the “Base”
- Repeat once more.
