For cooling what about attaching heat sinks to motor. Then drill the heat sinks press in the copper tube and cool it. The heat sinks would suck the heat from motor where ever the surface is making contact. I'm gonna do this for next build. Current build I have a 60c thermal switch that closes and turns a fan and works great.
@@looperidepersonalelectrict7003 the cheap bldc motor I bought thought would have had active cooling via a fan on the shaft. If I get time I may 3d print a fan and mount it. I prefer that over others as it's always working but air cooled has its limits
looks great! working on a build myself right now.
🎉 interesting, I'm wait for the continued
For cooling what about attaching heat sinks to motor. Then drill the heat sinks press in the copper tube and cool it. The heat sinks would suck the heat from motor where ever the surface is making contact.
I'm gonna do this for next build. Current build I have a 60c thermal switch that closes and turns a fan and works great.
Good idea. I will be adding some ventilation through the motor cover as well.
@@looperidepersonalelectrict7003 the cheap bldc motor I bought thought would have had active cooling via a fan on the shaft. If I get time I may 3d print a fan and mount it. I prefer that over others as it's always working but air cooled has its limits