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TYPES OF BEARINGS FOR SPINNERS WHATS BEST FOR YOU? CERAMIC - METAL - HYBRID 608 - 606 - r188
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did some research and bought my first kinda modular fidget spinner couple of days ago, has an R188 bearing in it, which I didn't know existed before I took it apart to clean out and properly lube the bearing first thing after I got it. it was kind of sad because I have an army of great ceramic/hybrid-ceramic and steel 608 bearings from skating which I originally intended to use for spinner toys aswell, but now I am in this predicament that I love the r188 bearing and I'll probably end up having an expensive collection of these over the years. most of the time they come in bulk so ehm I guess I need some fidget spinner enthusiast friends in my area now lmao
Wow Dave, I didn't realize there were so many types of different bearings. What a wealth of information. Thank you for explaining each one in detail. Much appreciated!!!
+Stu's Reviews your very welcome. I know there's more info out there but tried to keep at manageable level.
Stu's Reviews the ceramic bearings are only for small kinds, because if you use ceramic on vehicle wheel bearings it will shatter
The thing that you are calling a race is actually called a cage. If it is made of metal, it is called a retainer. For the full ceramic 608 bearing, the cage is made of some sort of plastic or rubber, not ceramic. You could push the cage out of your full black hybrid ceramic bearing or the steel bearing (the 608 sized ones) and put it into the full ceramic bearing to get much longer and smoother spin. Those things that clip onto the top and bottoms of the bearings are called seals. If they are made of metal they are called shields.
thanks for clarification, my mistake on race/cage as i thought the full incased bearing holder was called cage. the white was advertised as full ceramic. i just wanted to clear up many of the pm questions of bearings.
thank you again for helping
Dave
Great video :)
Dave's World white and black both are ceramic. white one is called as zro2 zicronium dioxide and black is si3n4 which is silicon nitride. the first bearing is zro2/si3n4. also I had a question, the retainer which I have in my spinner is a transparent rubber like thing while the balls are white ceramic and the inner and outer race is stainless steel. wanted to know does having that kinda retainer affects or not as it doesn't have a ceramic retainer
Thanks for info, I don't think the material of retainer should effect unless applying high friction.
Dave's World and does retainer restricts momentum in any case?
I have the droplet, do you mind showing a demo on how it is to take the bearing out? And what size the bearing is? Thank you so much
Best all around an long lasting bearings for a wind spinner, Durable long lasting ? tnks
Really great video Dave!!
+John Hanners thank you
Dave's World hey man any idea if a caged r188 bearing will reduce the wobble I experience on my torqbar or stubby? The ones in them now have play on the inner race which I get is normal but I was just wondering if there was less play in the caged style. Thanks.
+Roland Koller by cage you mean part that holds the bearings, yes that will greatly reduce wobble.
Dave's World thank you so much for the response, what caged r188 would you recommend for the stubby and torqbar. I like feedback so I'm not worried about noise.
+Roland Koller I've heard one drop and stealth spinners bearing are great.
Dave's World ok I'll be checking them out, thank you for you're knowledge 👍🏼
great information
Been working a lot so playing catch up on your videos 💯 Really like that your doing this, me and my son love spinners and he's learning from your videos also ❤️❤️
+Georgia Trammell that's awesome hun. Thank you
will it be worth getting a 608 to r188 adapter to run the r188 bearings?
I need a flanged r188 bearing for my stubby light. Where can I get a good one ????
Do you have any thoughts on some options for 688 bearings? Many of my spinners use them (esp. the ones made in China) and I'm seeking comparable bearings for different performance/feedback etc. such as speed, spin times, silence etc. One Drop doesn't make a 688 sadly, so finding a smooth/silent option for a 688 has been a challenge (gonna try sewing machine oil but a bearing with more balls and the right materials for ideal smoothness would be better). Most of what I've found are either hybrid (usually silicon nitride based) or chrome steel with a few stainless steel options. I basically want some diverse options for diverse performance/feedback etc. so that I can choose what I want for each spinner rather than being locked into just one or two styles/options.
+xyz360400 i don't have to many with that size but I know most people are swapping out and using adapters now they are available to use r188. I usually use drop of oil in my spinners to silence them since those I truly fidget with and not long spin times.
very informative ty
Do you ever use powdered graphite in your bearing and if so does it help or hinder?
+Mystic Merlin never have no, I've only run dry or with drop of Teflon oil.
I used it on my pinewood derby car wheels back in cub scouts and it made a huge difference. I just picked up a can from TSC and was going to give it a try. What I used back then was a dry tube but this is a aerosol can. I will wait for your "cleaning video" first and might just test it.
Lol. Ok
so the r-188 are going to spin longer than a ceramic 808?
so well, the whole fidget spinner madness is here to intro kids into high precision world of bearings? :-) nice approach
Lol that's one way to look at it.
Thanks for the info
You could do asmr
Hi guys, you can also UPGRADE your fidget Spinner to CERAMIC bearing and forget about problems, using our kits:
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Awesome video
great job David...this video is really informative for sure...👍👍💯
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what bearing is in the duebel spinner?
I still like the metal bearings spinning sound.
+TheFrozenMind there is something satisfying about that.
i like r188
Hi, where can I get some quality 606 bearing caps?
+Crapy Slayr I'm still trying to locate myself lpl
Did you figure out how to take the bearing out of the droplet spinner yet? I´d like to take mine out to clean it.
+Phillip Barreras yup I was going to update when review brass. You need to push the retaining ring out with bearing from other side. I had to tap mine out with hammer.
Dave's World Yikes. I think I'll just leave the bearing in the hub and clean it while it's in there. I don't want to risk damaging it. Thanks.
This was a very well thought out and put together a video. The only thing it was lacking was one of those weird pliers capable of taking measurements so that you could've told us the inner diameter and the outer diameter of the R188. lol maybe a mini scale to get the weight of each one. But that might've been going a little too far.
+Arie Fales lol well now you mentioned it.... I actually cut that out lmao
+Arie Fales thank you for watching and input.
You're welcome I'm always glad to give input. Just wondering could you tell me what each one taste like. And if you could describe the differences between each one...... No no I'm just joking. Or am I. lol
Bwahaha love you sense of humor.
Mines are hybrid ceramic, spin a quite long while because ceramic is a lot more slippery than metal
Hi there Dave, You seem to have a lot of knowledge when it comes to spinners and the bearings and as such I have a question I hope you'll be able to answer.....
I've got a small collection of spinners, Most of them the standard ABS spinners but the others are some pretty nice metal spinners which I think all have that smallest R188 bearing within them, My question is>> Why is it that a spinner will sometimes feel or even perhaps at times sound "rough" when you haven't been spinning it for a say a day or so??
I sometimes find that my spinners weather they are plastic or metal spinners, That they seem to feel like they have a rough vibration which in turn makes them have more noise level when spinning them fast.... It just seems very odd to me.... Shouldn't a spinner especially a high quality metal spinner spin just as good as the first few times you've used it being that you take care of it in terms of not dropping etc.....
Appreciate your or anyone else's help who have knowledge on this.... Thank you.
+Ash Lewis thanks for the question, sometimes be it high end or cheap the bearing just isn't great but sometimes even light debre in the bearing, lint etc can cause issues. I suggest multi cleaning bearing.
A dry clean bearing will not be as silent as one with some oil, but the one with oil won't spin as long so it's a trade off.
In general bearings need a break in period and after cleaning I find you have to go through again once cleaned.
Hope this helped.
Dave
Dave's World - Hello there Dave, Thank you kindly for taking the time to reply I do appreciate that. I've found the couple of videos I've seen on your channel interesting & as such have subscribed to your channel.
And back to your answer to my question, The one thing that stood out was how you were saying that bearings needs some breaking in & I assume as such that means sometimes between use they can sound a little rough or as I said perhaps vibration and it's not till they've been used more they smooth out.
My favorite spinner that I got from Spinnercraft is what they call the Executive, It's a very impressive spinner with a high quality feel, spin time is very smooth & fast even with its weight it's just a great spinner, Maybe one you'd like to try but it's my favorite outta my collection.
Feel free to reply & thanks for your time. :)
+Ash Lewis thanks fir the support. I actually did review on executive from spinnercraft along with about 5 others of that style. They are a C3 ZENTRI.
Dave
Dave's World - Yeh sure thing no problem, What's this "C3 Zentri" you mentioned is that another bearing of some kind?.....Perhaps this is why the Executive has such a consistent smooth & overall quiet spin time....
But yeh excluding the "Executive" and the "Hex Baller" from Spinnercraft, Most of my other spinners that aren't from Spinnercraft I find some times have this sound of rattling...
Either that or as I mentioned others can have this rough vibration as if there's something rubbing together creating that which in turn also makes the sound....
It's rather irritating but not a big deal, It's annoying and wish there was a simple way to correct all this.....
Great video. It got me to subscribe.
+Michael Reed thank you.
Dave I don't mean to be flippant, but it was about time you did something as technical as this video. Strong hand shake my friend
+HG Barnes lol thanks, I actually enjoy stuff like this.
Please consider doing more tutorials.
Suggestions?
Dave how do I go about asking you questions about my spinner
+Ray Spurlin you cam message me here, or on fb group spin life
Dave's World I don't know much about bearings or anything I'm in a wheelchair all I do is play video games I have no clue what your talking about with all this stuff
Mine only spins for about a minute I want it to spin longer
I don't know what kind of bearing I have
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can you do a video converting the lil baller into a r188 bearing?
if you have a bearing adapter.
+Christopher Pena I'll pull the conversion out of prize box
are the bearings in my executive spinner R188?
+RubCuber yes sir.
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how to clean fidget spinner
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+Ray Spurlin just shoot me email then davesworldreviews@gmail.com
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Those white cages aren't ceramic, try removing them to see it's vinyl
+dykzei eleeot ty I'll check. They are hard and advertised ass full ceramic.
I cleaned my angry wolf and it lost 3 minutes of spin time, and sounds louder.
+empire ek how did you clean it?
Something tells me you cleaned it with water.
First yay!
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Get your terminology right dude. The cage/spacers are not called the race. The race is the grooves the balls "race" around in.
+HughsReviews ty for feed back, yes was corrected about 15 comments ago :)