Extending the flat on N20 motors: Difference between revisions
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(Created page with "thumb|Your motor should look like this: N20 shaft, all flat. thumb|If your motor looks like this, you're in the right place to fix it: N20 shaft, partial flat If your motor flat doesn't go the full length of the shaft (i.e., it looks like the red angry face picture to the right), this is how to fix that! You just need to extend that flat with a hand file or rotary tool (e.g. Dremel). Here's a video...") |
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[[File:N20 shaft, all flat.png|thumb|Your motor should look like this: N20 shaft, all flat. ]] | [[File:N20 shaft, all flat.png|thumb|Your motor should look like this: N20 shaft, all flat. ]] | ||
[[File:N20 shaft, partial flat.png|thumb|If your motor looks like this, you're in the right place to fix it: N20 shaft, partial flat]] | [[File:N20 shaft, partial flat.png|thumb|If your motor looks like this, you're in the right place to fix it: N20 shaft, partial flat]] | ||
If your motor flat doesn't go the full length of the shaft (i.e., it looks like the red angry face picture to the right), | If your motor flat doesn't go the full length of the shaft (i.e., it looks like the red angry face picture to the right), you'll have trouble using [[Tyler Wheels]] (and other wheels). This is how to fix that! | ||
You just need to extend that flat with a hand file or rotary tool (e.g. Dremel). | You just need to extend that flat with a hand file or rotary tool (e.g. Dremel). | ||
Here's a video on that: | Here's a video on that: [https://duke.box.com/s/3qhlkolnyhd041ym6qbbw7odsqx438id Dremel to smooth full length of the shaft] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:27, 6 February 2024
If your motor flat doesn't go the full length of the shaft (i.e., it looks like the red angry face picture to the right), you'll have trouble using Tyler Wheels (and other wheels). This is how to fix that!
You just need to extend that flat with a hand file or rotary tool (e.g. Dremel).
Here's a video on that: Dremel to smooth full length of the shaft