45 degree mounting for Jameco part number 1810099 dc motor as used in FabLabs globally
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Mounting a frequently used motor at a 45-degree angle is precisely what this build achieves. Having first prototyped the small robot in the video using cardboard and tape, I created this model for similar applications. Those interested might want to note that the wheels are fabricated from MDF cut out with a laser cutter, while grip on both the motor shaft and rim is obtained by utilizing heatshrink. Watch a comprehensive explanation of how it all comes together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l_T8-bIVuc Instructions A roughly 40-minute print job should get you this working device.
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