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lipo drill
by shawdreamer
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uses one of these...
https://www.banggood.com/12-24V-Lathe-Press-Motor-with-Drill-Chuck-and-Mounting-Bracket-p-1022337.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN
[url=http://ibb.co/bRAKyb][img]http://thumb.ibb.co/bRAKyb/Capture.jpg[/img][/url]
...in a 3 part 3d printed grip enclosure.
runs off anything between 12v upto 26v (so 3s-6s), of course the higher the voltage the better the speed but generally the torques pretty good even on a 3s with a simple on-off flip switch at the back.
printed it in PLA (which I didnt expect to last long if the motor got hot) but it proved sturdy enough to last and hasnt showed any signs of breakage so far so even the most basic printer should be able to make this.
been a trusted and useful companion out in the field and on the benchtop and I expect it'll still be around for many moons to come
https://www.banggood.com/12-24V-Lathe-Press-Motor-with-Drill-Chuck-and-Mounting-Bracket-p-1022337.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN
[url=http://ibb.co/bRAKyb][img]http://thumb.ibb.co/bRAKyb/Capture.jpg[/img][/url]
...in a 3 part 3d printed grip enclosure.
runs off anything between 12v upto 26v (so 3s-6s), of course the higher the voltage the better the speed but generally the torques pretty good even on a 3s with a simple on-off flip switch at the back.
printed it in PLA (which I didnt expect to last long if the motor got hot) but it proved sturdy enough to last and hasnt showed any signs of breakage so far so even the most basic printer should be able to make this.
been a trusted and useful companion out in the field and on the benchtop and I expect it'll still be around for many moons to come
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