3D STEP models of Maker Supply parts with wacky offsets

See, for example, the STEP models of these bearings.

Why oh why is the origin nowhere near the objects in the model?

Come on, folks. It’s really not that difficult to do this correctly.

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There are many issues with the model support files.

We have to live with that incompetence as it doesn’t look like it will change.

The CyberBrick models are also subject to issues, this is something they use as a distinct product range and profit centre.

They have no interest in learning if something is wrong nor giving it.

This is what happens when you select all of the pieces in Fusion and try to move it to the origin:

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I’m looking at alternatives. McMaster-Carr has a huge assortment of all sorts of things like bearings.

The CyberBrick and the greater MakerSupply products are designed (theoretically) designed to make single source printed parts + hardware equation easier for the consumer.

To succeed, BL needs to make it as easy as possible for designers.

I want mains power CyberBrick and programmable boards that control inputs and outputs, (not transmitter& receiver based).

Impossible from BL/MW. Give them time? Possibly, but they have get their stuff together and soon,

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