These 7075 Aluminium eustathios pillow blocks should be nice and rigid, yeah? 
Sandblasted the non-functional faces and they look great!
Nice looks good
Holy crap where did u get those
I notice you put the bearing in from the other side. Was that for was ease of machining?ļ»æ BTW looks great.
If you make other parts in aluminum I would be interested in purchasing a set, or if you wanted to share your machining friendly model files I know a guy who would help me out.
Wow thatās cool.
Made at my dadās CNC workshop @Riley_Porter_ril3y . The idea of putting the bearing on the outside was actually to support the rod at the extremities (thinking this would help align them that minuscule-amount moreā¦) But thinking about it now Iāve also got a slightly longer length of rod between the bearings now, so the rod will be able to bend that minuscule-amount more also >_< lol
Iām sure I wonāt notice that though, itās like 4-5mm difference.
I think I did sketch these up in inventor format, although on those CNC machines itās much easier to work with 2D DXF files and use the CAM package (surfCAM) to manage heights. Iāll see what models I have for them tomorrow and Iāll report back, anything I do have is up for grabs for sure! 
#WarmFuzzyGivingBackFeeling
Iām going to go through your solidworks models and pick out good pieces to CNC machine @Eclsnowman so once I have a list of parts Iām proposing to make Iāll let you know and since Iāll be setting the machine and CAM stuff up for myself anyways I wouldnāt mind knocking a few extras up for cheap if youāre interestedā¦ All more complex components will be printed though.
@Jarred_Baines count me in on a set. I love my printerā¦ But CNC tolerances sure are nice.
Also let me know if you want any of the fillets rolled back on the models. I always put them in last on the design treeā¦ But being a foundry guy I am a sucker for fillets.
Fillets 'n stuff are not a problem 
Ill keep you posted mate
rofl; I JUST designed this exact thing in OpenSCAD. Today. 2 hours agoā¦ I am so dumb. I could have just checked here but NOOOOOO!
Ha ha @ThantiK :-p
Theres so many ingentis variant designs now! No point re-inventing the re-invented wheel ay!
Let me know when you do the machined versions, I might be in for quite an order of them. At least one order personally, but if it takes a while I might be in for a large setā¦considering starting up my own company.
@ThantiK I might want to see the bearing bore moved back to the other side of the block. Then the bearing is held between the pulley and the mount. Nothing holds the bearing in along the length but friction as shown here.
@Eclsnowman on mine Iām using the little ingentis knobs, so thatās what holds the bearing for me.
@ThantiK makes sense.
Mines going to have a (possibly) polycarbonate case which will do the same thingā¦ You wonāt get the bearings out without a press tho - nice press-fit
But I think ideally they should be placed on the inside, less length between the bearings = less flex in the shaftā¦ Was a bit of an oversight. ā¦
Perhaps we all should start up a business? Great minds and skillset here! On more than one occasion Iāve considered speaking to @Tim_Rastall about a business propositionā¦
Iāll let you all know if I get onto this, life is a bit hectic at the moment!
@Jarred_Baines , often thought about starting my own company making machines like this. But there are so many at this point in time, and Iāve learned a lot being employed at DeltaMaker about how hard it really is to get production started. Though it doesnāt help that the guy who started the company doesnāt actually help with production at allā¦
Hi Jarred, could I grab a set of whatever you make please, I really like the idea of machined parts.
@Daniel_Fielding @ThantiK @Eclsnowman
If I get the chance (looking good) I will make up a set of x/y blocks and the carriage, since Iām doing it for myself the cost will simply be the material + āmates ratesā for machining (ie no up-front setup costs that would normally be included).
Wondering what extruder carriage design you all think would be best suited? The Eustathios ones are mega-complicated - which doesnāt matter when youāre printing but will take too long to be āworth itā to machine in my CNCā¦
I like the V4 Ingentis carriage or D-Robās carriage, I am leaning toward D-Robās only because I like how it clamps the hot-ends around the groove and then bolts to the carriage - seems ātoughāā¦
Any thoughts?
Belt clamping I will have to come up with something too as machining teeth in a groove like the eustathios design will be near impossible.
Anyone else want in on this? I can only offer āreasonable costsā as far as pricing at this stage and I will only charge whatās necessary (not out to make profit from this, just giving back the way I can)
Iām using the Kraken myself, so none of the normal carriages really apply to me. I saw a really nice one the other day but no files have been posted yet.