GOOD service gets 18 cents <| sep |> I once walked in on two of my mates , who were stoned , watching the TV and looked completely mindblown at what they were watching . I had to break it to them gently that they had been watching a blank screen for two hours . <| sep |> The packin game was Sonic 2 , and the first game I bought was Jurassic Park . <| sep |> blatantly irrational censorship . Changing who gets pinged by a user mention isn ' t censorship . <| sep |> I ' ve used white lithium to great effect on a lot of my motion systems , though I ' d think for the internals of bearings you ' d probably want something thinner . My advice is to ask a skateboard shop what oil they typically use on their bearings . I know that sounds weird , but skateboarders have more common with home 3 D printer users than just about anyone else . They beat the crap out of the bearings in their wheels , and unlike machinists , if their bearings start to wobble , they don ' t just toss them and replace them , since a lot of skateboarders are broke , instead they have a million tricks on handy modifications and fixes for ball bearings . Incidentally , if your printer uses 608 ZZ bearings on anything , I highly recommend buying replacement bearings from a skateboard company for the same reasons . I ' ve used a lot of these bearings before , but the best ones I ' ve used have always come from skateboards . Even their cheapest bearings glide compared to normal ones , and , again , they ' re far more durable . For test builds I ' ve been using old bearings looted from my brother ' s graveyard of broken boards , and they still work alright . Some of them aren ' t the smoothest , but we ' re talking about wheels that ' ve been sitting in a garage since the Bush administration .