Maxon Gearmotor Bracket

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To build the gearbox that fits the Maxon 137506 DC motor (36-volt, five-watt, and a whopping 152 RPM) simply start by drawing up an OpenSCAD model for your gearmotor bracket in the code. To ensure better design results make sure to focus on reinforcing one side of the front panel for structural integrity perhaps. Because this particular model performs great even at different voltages. At low voltage for instance: 15 RPM at three point five four volts or zero two amps when the device is entirely unweighted but don't forget it continues working until down to as little as 0 point two one V which makes the total amp draw down to approximately two milliamps. The gearmotor works well, generating some extra power also. Despite this motor still producing its own share of noise level though - you would likely expect any low-cost option out on the market would create even louder noises, therefore do not go cheap!