Lint Roller - slightly overengineered

With two cats at home, i have to remove a lot of fluffy cat fur from clothing and furniture. All the cheap lint roller you can buy, brake under such an extensive use. They wobble, wabble and break after a while so i designed my own version, sturdy, good running, build to last forever!

Parts you can't print:

• 1 x Metal rod ⌀ 7mm x 170mm
• 2 x Ball bearing type 608
• X x Lint rolls (eg. Ikea BÄSTI)

To assemble this magic tool, follow these steps:

Maybe you need to drill out the hole for the axis in the handle with a 7mm drill, mine fitted perfectly with a bit of force - stick it in there … as deep as possible. Take a little piece of sandpaper and give the inside of the spacers some rubs. Press the bearings in the head, then the spacers in the bearings. Just shuv the whole head part (inc. bearings and spacer) over the handle part (with the axis inside).

Maybe you need a bit of force, or a bit of a lubricant … or both :) There you have it, the king/queen of all lint rollers.

And now, terminate all these fur, hair and dust!

Add supports to the lower part of the head! (Included in presliced files)

Also added a 3mf and f3d file so you can edit it. Maybe you want to take a different axis/bearing and try to heat the bearing and cool down the axis in fit it directly without spacer.

Leave me a heart and post your make if you like :)