just as the picture @lrdesigns posted…
Are those HTD5M though?
Where are they for sale? I cannot find them.
Oh, it do looks like 3M tooth. I am not sure where have those metal Kegel pulleys…
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by the way, if with 36T pulley on 80mm wheel, could it be use bigger motor pulley? if so, 36 might better than 32
Yes. You can always increase motor pulley but you can’t really make it smaller than 15 tooth.
So bigger wheel pulleys are usually better. Unless they are physically too large (too close to ground) on small wheels like 80mm
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Thanks!..;.
Great, very interested in your kegel pulleys. Currently i use 36T but would mount 38T or 40T if they will be available.
If your kegel pulleys wont use bolts does this mean they will have a bearing? Will it fit on a standard unmodified Caliber trucks?
what is the axies let out length of the normall caliber truck?
There should always be an option for a bearing. If you have short axles you probably have to run no bearing. It used to be a big problem but now there are more options for trucks with longer axles.
36t +belt on a 80mm leaves like 1 cm of clearance as I remember. 1cm clearance will work but any little small rocks on the road could damage the belt
yes, that’s an issue.
I measured too with 36T pulley+80mm wheel.
But I think 1cm clearance will be ok. Not many ppl used 80mm wheels so you market for 32t kelgel pulleys will be very limited. Most ppl used 85mm to 97mm wheels on electric skateboard. I personally likes small wheels and use 80mm, 83mm and 90mm.
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yes, small wheels good for light weigthed builds.
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yes, can do this, Thanks for the idea. this pin just twist in and loctited.
I also found this dick head shape screw quite suitable, like the round end on it.
I already purchased a few kinds of samples to try…
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I wonder what sort of testing you will do with dick head shaped screws hahahaha
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need to test if it can stick in those holes…
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this is the idea I having now. use 5mm pins, insert in and screw lock on the inside.
with 4mm thick 22mm bore, 24mm step to hold the 628 bearing.
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Great upgrade !!! Thanks for sharing 
I need this in m5 !!! 
@dickyho got my 6384s they fit with TB118, TBmounts and @3DServisas pulleys!
Will post pics later
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