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Reddit mentions of Igus AM-RJ4JP-01-08 Drylin Bearings, Polymer - Replacement for LM8UU.92" Width, Iglide J4, 8 mm (Pack of 12)

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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Igus AM-RJ4JP-01-08 Drylin Bearings, Polymer - Replacement for LM8UU.92" Width, Iglide J4, 8 mm (Pack of 12). Here are the top ones.

Igus AM-RJ4JP-01-08 Drylin Bearings, Polymer - Replacement for LM8UU.92
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Replaces stock LM8UU bearing used in 3D printers8 mm inner diameterFits perfectly in 3D printer pillow block12 pcs per pack and installs easily in x and y axisSelf lubricating, not oil or grease needed
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Number of items12
Release dateMay 2017
Size8 millimeters

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Found 2 comments on Igus AM-RJ4JP-01-08 Drylin Bearings, Polymer - Replacement for LM8UU.92" Width, Iglide J4, 8 mm (Pack of 12):

u/psynautic ยท 2 pointsr/3Dprinting

tom did a video of why those feet are bad and can cause ridiculous slop in certain printing patterns. i went to home depot and got a rubber backyard paver for 6$ and it's perfect for dampening sound and not causing resonant vibrations.

additionally using these holders for these [polymer linear bearings] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071RSDYW4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) removes the problem of over-tightening the bearings and will be much nicer and last longer than 3d printed bearings.

With the solid bearings, the rubber paver and the noctua 40mm extruder fan mods the mks2 is exceptionally quiet. the only sound issue i have now is some chirping/squeaking from the extruder bearing when doing very small rapid infill.

u/campio_s_a ยท 1 pointr/AnetA8

I would order this:

Igus AM-RJ4JP-01-08 Drylin Bearings, Polymer - Replacement for LM8UU.92" Width, Iglide J4, 8 mm (Pack of 12) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071RSDYW4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Ye7DDb9B2WB4N


Also you shouldn't need the usbasp unless you want to flash the micro version of Marlin as that requires a different bootloader. The regular version you can flash with just a USB cable (which is what I did).