I need to mount wheels on a 775 motor that spins high revs for tennis ball machine launcher. I'm struggling to find appropriately matching couplers and wheels to give a balanced outcome. Any tips on the most ideal way.
So Facetap motor mounts / Sidetap motor mounts / Bottomtap clamping mount spacers, ½inch (12.7mm) screws, M3 screws, Heavy Duty 6mm ¼inch clamping coupler, ½inch (12.7mm) long screws, ½inch OD ¼inch ID bearings ½inch OD D shaft Standoffs 1.3 2inch long standoffs ¼OD 632 tapped Heavy Duty wheels Clamping D hubs ½inch screws washers ¼inch shaft spacers DId I miss anything? Is there a list of all these tiny things noone thinks about when starting to get into all this?
Well the bearings doesn't seem to be half inch OD, They are probably smaller than that.....seems like quarter inch OD at most.....Correct me if i m wrong...
Hi Prince, sorry for the delay! They are in-fact 1/4" ID (inside diameter), 1/2" OD (outside diameter) as mentioned at 5:38. Bearings with a 1/2" OD are used so that they fit in the 1/2" hole of the channel. Please let us know should you have any other questions.
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I need to mount wheels on a 775 motor that spins high revs for tennis ball machine launcher. I'm struggling to find appropriately matching couplers and wheels to give a balanced outcome. Any tips on the most ideal way.
So Facetap motor mounts / Sidetap motor mounts / Bottomtap clamping mount
spacers,
½inch (12.7mm) screws,
M3 screws,
Heavy Duty 6mm ¼inch clamping coupler,
½inch (12.7mm) long screws,
½inch OD ¼inch ID bearings
½inch OD D shaft
Standoffs 1.3 2inch long standoffs ¼OD 632 tapped
Heavy Duty wheels
Clamping D hubs
½inch screws
washers
¼inch shaft spacers
DId I miss anything?
Is there a list of all these tiny things noone thinks about when starting to get into all this?
Thanks, Colin and we apologize for the delay in posting a parts list. Above in the description is a complete list of all the parts used in this video.
Well the bearings doesn't seem to be half inch OD, They are probably smaller than that.....seems like quarter inch OD at most.....Correct me if i m wrong...
Hi Prince, sorry for the delay! They are in-fact 1/4" ID (inside diameter), 1/2" OD (outside diameter) as mentioned at 5:38. Bearings with a 1/2" OD are used so that they fit in the 1/2" hole of the channel. Please let us know should you have any other questions.
Thanks.....:) Got it....
Where can i find those wheels