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Wheel for scooters, trolleys, hand trucks, inline skates - various axle diameters — zdjęcie 1
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Wheel for scooters, trolleys, hand trucks, inline skates - various axle diameters

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125 mm wheel with bearings for 6, 8, 10mm axles

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I completely made this by myself but it is inspired by another model: https://www.printables.com/model/319649.

The wheel comes in three variations: for 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm axles.

Hardware needed:

  • 6 M5 x 20 allen (inbus) bolts

  • 6 M5 nuts

  • 2 bearings:

    • 626 for 6mm axle (6 x 19 x 6)

    • 608 for 8mm axle (8 x 22 x 7)

    • 6000 for 10mm axle (10 x 26 x 8)

Assembly

The wheel consists of two halves which are fully symmetrical. So print two halves and one tire per wheel.

  1. The M5 nuts sit quite tight. Pull them into the halves from the other side with a bolt.

  2. Push the bearings in. I used a vise and a small piece of wood to press them in. Make sure the bearing is fully inserted. The recess for the bearing is 0.2mm deeper than the width of the bearing. So make sure to press it fully down to the bottom.

  3. Put the tire onto one half.

  4. Take the second half and orient it such that a hole for a screw head is opposite of a hexagonal hole for the nut of the other half. The halves are rotated by one spoke against each other. DOUBLE CHECK before pushing the second half onto the tire! If the holes are not aligned correctly, it needs quite some effort to get the wheel apart again when both halves fully sit on the tire.

  5. Screw the two halves together

Printing

These are my settings for a quite sturdy wheel. I use the wheels to move a 40kg workbench.

Wheel halves
  • material: I used PETG. ABS or PLA may also be ok

  • 0.2mm layer height. I used the PrusaSlicer setting 0.2mm BALANCED

  • 5 perimeters

  • 3 layers top and bottom

  • 40% rectilinear infill. I had to rotate the wheel halves by 3 degrees around the z axis to avoid strange infill artifacts at layer 11.8 mm. Please check in your slicer.

  • support on build plate only (for the screw head holes and nut holes)

Tire
  • material: TPU. I used 95A shore hardness

  • 0.2mm layer height. I used the PrusaSlicer setting 0.2mm BALANCED

  • 4 perimeters

  • 3 layers top and bottom

  • 20% gyroid infill

  • no support needed

Further sizes

I can easily create further sizes. Please let me know in the comments.

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