I Upgraded a Brushed DC Motor by 3D Printing a Housing and a Cooling Fan

I had an old brushed dc motor that I took out of an HP inkjet printer and it is old and noisy. I decided to see if I could 3d print a better housing for it to try to reduce noise and heat. Maybe if you have a noisy motor or a motor that generates a lot of heat, try 3d printing a housing. Please like and subscribe.

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actually epic

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It's not, since increasing the distance between rotor and stator magnets significantly decreases torque. His problem are either bearings or bent shaft.