3D Printed Gears to help Install the Beast of a Brushless Motor
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Here is about an hour of assembly condensed down to 15 minutes. As expected when subscribers selected to use this motor in the 100mph Arrma Limitless Build, we would have to change the location of the stock motor positioning. In this video we figure out the motor positioning and confirm if gearing will be adequate in terms of physically fitting.
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Here's a little tip for dealing with thread locked setscrews. If you have an old driver in the same size (possible a rounded or broke one if Allen key) use it and head to heat the setscrew itself, it'll prevent damage to the bearings or seals of the bearings or even possibly the diff (if the diff has a D shaft for a coupler). I prefered doing this so the heat isn't wasted on anything else
Great Tip crazyjr!
@@RCexplained, I learned that in my tour through the dark side (Nitro), we had to use red thread locker to lock down motor mounts, and heat is the only way to get them loose. But heat everywhere is not good for anything, especially if you are working fast (between mains). So i used an old hex wrench and a heat gun to heat the screw itself and avoid spreading heat to things like bearings or diffs. just be sure it's a wrench you'll never use, because it'll harden and become fragile
Seeing as you work a lot with rc's, I think it would in your best interest to invest in a set of MIP tools.
Great idea doing a mock up fit with your printer 👍. Torch heat is absolutely a MUST on the grubs and motor mount fasteners. So many stripped screws and 4 letter words without it 😱🤣🤣. Hopefully your demo will save some guys that frustration 🍻😎💪👊👊
Thanks for the comment Rich!
I use the soldering tip maxed (about 800*) with some solder for better heat conductivity. It's more focused.
It worked really well for me. I find that the solder helps keep the fit of the driver really tight also.
It doesn't heat the whole assembly.
Good info in your videos 👍🤙
Great tip!
I like the idea of 3d printing a mock up of the gears. I will try that. Just came across your channel. I like it. Subbed!
Thanks for the sub!
Awesome break down!
Great idea ryan, looking forward to seeing the run. Excited to see this build.
You and me both!
Interesting video, thanks.
You bet!
I worked with Allen keys for years thought it was more challenging therapeutic ahhh I was just being frugal
Yep, I can relate!
What filament did you use to print the gears? What would be the best filament for a gear like you made for a 2s drift car?
I used PLA. This is good for any mockup gear. If you are looking to be able to use the gear, you will require a nylon based material.
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