Thanks. Just don’t think it will work for the nano gear drive motor pulley since there is no screws? @3DServisas @Kug3lis
Yea it wont work if the gear/pulley have no grub screws
Interesting motors especially with sensors. Did anyone ever opened this motor?
I’m just curious if there is any difference to SK8 beside the closed can and motorplate, I’m pretty sure it’s from the same manufacture.
Here is how the SK8 looks (not my pic, can’t remember who posted it)
God dammit.
Then I’m probably out
retaining compound will affix a pulley to a shaft, like glue but super strong (stronger than grub screws imo)
I just asked the supplier if they can add keyways’ stay tuned for the next 24 hours.
Yea they look different on the inside. Ive opened up a lot of them but never took pictures
Thanks a lot!
What about loctite 648? Good enough?
Yessir. search the forum before you buy. You need a lot of heat to remove, like a torch. I think kaly might have a video…
Before I buy the loctite 648? I already got some
I only got a heat gun but I believe that might also work
Confused why you’re asking about keyway lol if you already have retaining compound.
It will work on a motor pulley with a nano-gear drive only need strong glue Loctite 648 or MANNOL Fix-Gewinde Hochfest .
On my Trampa I use Loctite 648 + key + retaining screw. That SOB ain’t coming undone even if hell freezes
That’s what happens when 648 is not used .
I think I’m in for a 150kv, I’ll check back tomorrow if I’m in…
Awesome! Would I still need to grind a flat side?
Didn’t think only loctite 648 would be strong enough
In my experience, Loctite 648 (or 680) alone has been strong enough. It even cures pretty fast. No grub screws or keys needed, it holds really well. It was designed for this very purpose.
I run dual unsensored motors on my MTB. I can start uphill with no problems at all. I mean like really steep hill. No pushing. IMO sensors are overrated.
You can just flick your waist