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New drill for tight spaces
- Thread starter jknaus
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ausf
Master at Arms
That's cool.
It spins yes, but I guarantee it won't drill. I have tons of motors that small, some even smaller and they can produce decent rpms but they stall the second there's any resistance. The highest torque ones I've seen are in linear servos and they get tripped up by dust sized particles in the gearing. Even adding lubricant cause more friction than it can handle.
If it took him 3 hours to solder, he's not doing it right.
It spins yes, but I guarantee it won't drill. I have tons of motors that small, some even smaller and they can produce decent rpms but they stall the second there's any resistance. The highest torque ones I've seen are in linear servos and they get tripped up by dust sized particles in the gearing. Even adding lubricant cause more friction than it can handle.
If it took him 3 hours to solder, he's not doing it right.
At least it's not a lathe....
