I agree
If/when (cmon the price is irresistable) I buy a set and print em out (should be a simple enough print) I may be able to print em for you
Also - OP, I might have missed it, but what is bearing face to bearing face distance? Is it a drop in replacement for wheels on a BN AT drive with Rockstar 2 pattern?
Iāve been getting some great prints recently, if you pay for the plastic and shipping I could send you a set. Just ordered myself some nylon too because I have trust issues with PLA+
That R type looks familiar 
Also worth noting, these are VERY easy to print. No overhangs minus the lip. Super easy to remove. I recommend not bothering to add support to the tube stem hole.
Having made a few of them, I was SUPER impressed with the designs, y type is my fave. The wide ones have a big offset, so still compatible with most hangers.
I think @Tanuki is filling a big wet 
in the pneumatic compendium; the budget wheels. Lowers the entry level to make accessible for more peeps!
The Y type would look pretty sweet in prusament neon green PETG 
Lol yeah it does look pretty identical, that was my first thought too
It is based off a car wheel tho tbf
Good to know, now if only I can get that first layer porn. But certainly worth a shot.
What printer you using? What build surface? Auto bed leveling?
Edit: donāt mean to derail @Tanuki, sorry @zero_ads pm me the dets and maybe we can set you right. 
face to face distance on medium is 26mm, on wide 31mm. Iāll add that once I can edit posts, good call!
My inspiration were older BMW Ellipsoids and the Pro Comp Rims you see a lot on bigger truck wheels. Pretty nice looking! 
If you guys have more suggestions let me know!
Agree! Iād recommend to paint them with a UV-resistant clear coat after printing though, because PETG gets weak over prolonged exposure to sun light. Or you just print a new set after some time lol
Thanks a ton for the praise! Yes, support is very easy to remove, I should have made some ASMR videos while prototyping haha 
All hubs have a full offset, so the whole bearing seat is located on the inside of the wheel. I think most, if not all hangers should have enough room to fit at least the medium variant.
np general product discussion is very welcome here!
Iām glad you guys like them!
Something like a Volk TE37 would be cool, or any neat BBS wheels. Always been big into the rally look.
I have something similar in the works.
I tried that, but the very thin spokes on most BBS wheels pose a problem to 3dp, they are very fragile.
Interesting. Iāll byte.
Willing to give PP-GF, PC-CF, PA-GF/CF (some 6 and 12) a shot.
Never touched ABS and Itās been a year since Iāve played with PETG.
What was the typical failure mode? Layer adhesion failure or heat deformation at bearing seats?
Huh, thats quite the selection! Could be very interesting.
Donāt start now, ASA is better in every regard.
Layer separation on filaments with low layer adhesion is a problem, matte filaments and filaments with lot of additives especially. I donāt recommend those. The bearing seat is fine as long as the bearings are fine, as with all plastic hubs save for maype GF-Nylon.
Considering a spool of this, how bad is the heat issue?
There is no heat issue in normal operation, just when a bearing fails.
Sent PayPal. 
Can you add some pictures of the actual printed hubs? Helps to visualise what weād get when we would print them.
