So I’ll print one more batch of those pulley adapters for the vex pulleys. As usual just pay me the shipping which is $4 for in the USA for a pair of those adapters. Do let me know if you are interested.
Also I have 1 entire set(with 4 wheels, 2 vex robotics 60T 18mm pulleys, 2 adapter) completely assembled. Again it will be almost at cost price. $18x4(wheels) + $22.0(pulley) + shipping
Anybody knows what replacement bearings we can use? Seems to be 8mm hole, 8mm thickness and 24mm diameter… Standard bearings IIRC are 22mm. Should I use some kind of spacer or there are “skate worthy” 628 bearings?
I bought stainless bearings on eBay (from a supplier that’s worked out for me in the past). Not installed them yet as the supplied bearings are doing ok…
my wheels just came today and wow are they nice for $17(I got them on ali express during there 11:11 sale) I just installed the @theimmortaljew vex pulley adapter and it fits great! now I just got to wait awhile to get all my parts(some still undecided) and build it into board!
btw. the wheels only took 7 days to get to me using the free shipping.
9 pairs of adapter ready!
So far I have @AndresIGC for a complete set
and a pair of adapters each for @accrobrandon, @Bataleon, @deucesdown. Please let me know if I am missing someone.
I have 5 extra pair, let me know if you would like to get one.
Hey @mishrasubhransu I’m using the 50T non-spoke 3D printed pulley, and the bolts I got thread through the plastic and therefore won’t let me fully tighten the rim, any chance I could get a modified file with a slightly bigger hole to avoid threading?
3D printing can reduce the hole diameter a bit, so I would suggest to put the screw in through the hole while keeping the power tool rotating anticlockwise. That basically makes the diameter just perfect.
Else if you have a a 6mm drill bit, that will work too.
So here’s the final list of people I am sending adapters to:(This is make sure I am not making any mistakes)
1 pair x @accrobrandon
1 pair x @Bataleon
1 pair x @deucesdown
2 pair x @Gjf1
2 pair x @Lambjr088
When tightening the bolts I usually use a setting of 5(out of 10) on my small black and decker power tool. This has worked well for me without cracking the plastic.
1 last pair remains, if you let me know before 3pm tomorrow, I can send it in the same trip to USPS.