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Rotor weight (m) 12.02 grams

Shaft diameter (d) 3.175 mm
Length of shaft (L) 46.4 [1] mm Distance between centre of bearings
Shaft Young's Modulus (E) 200 Gpa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young%27s_modulus
200000000000 N/m2
Moment of Inertia (I) 0.0000 m4 https://testbook.com/question-answer/critical-speed-of-the-shaft-is-affected-by--60226511008eb5e8474a945f#:~:text=Whirling%20speed%20or%20Critical%20speed,speed%20at%20which%20resonance%20occurs.

Critical Speed (Nc) 1005.076114 rps https://www.roymech.co.uk/Useful_Tables/Drive/Shaft_Critical_Speed.html#cent_short

1st harmonic 60,305 rpm 1,005.08 Hz
2nd harmonic 241,218 rpm 4,020.30 Hz
3rd harmonic 542,741 rpm 9,045.69 Hz

Sub-multiples [2] RPM Hz

2 30,152 502.54
3 20,102 335.03
4 15,076 251.27
5 12,061 201.02
6 10,051 167.51
7 8,615 143.58
8 7,538 125.63
9 6,701 111.68
10 6,030 100.51
11 5,482 91.37
12 5,025 83.76
13 4,639 77.31
14 4,307 71.79
15 4,020 67.01
16 3,769 62.82
17 3,547 59.12
18 3,350 55.84
19 3,174 52.90
20 3,015 50.25
[1] 34 space between pillars
5 mm up to bearing edge
1.2mm up to bearing centre

So 34 + 5 + 5 + 1.2 + 1.2 = 46.4

Rotor is 10mm wide, so spacers should be:

(34 + 5 + 5 - 10) / 2 = 17mm

[2] "It is furthermore of great importance, in order to avoid vibrations which would interfere with the proper application of the process, that the
speed at which the grinding is effected should bear a definite relation to the critical, corresponding to the fundamental natural vibration, and the
following rule should be observed: If the system is run in two bearings the grinding speed should be an odd multiple or submultiple of the critical.
If, on the other hand, the system is supported on one side only, the speed should be an even multiple or submultiple of the critical." ~ Nikola
Tesla