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BrianG · 07:13 PM

Wait a minute: do you have a flat spot on the motor shaft? If not, you should definitely grind one first. Just use a Dremel. Just be sure to cover the motor bearing with a baggy (just poke the shaft through the baggy), or use electrical/duct tape.

NVM, I just relooked at the pic and see that it's not the motor shaft. Duh. But still, grinding a slight flat spot where the set screw goes can help a LOT.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	01.25.2010, 07:12 PM Wait a minute: do you have a flat spot on the motor shaft? If not, you should definitely grind one first. Just use a Dremel. Just be sure to cover the motor bearing with a baggy (just poke the shaft through the baggy), or use electrical/duct tape. NVM, I just relooked at the pic and see that it's not the motor shaft. Duh. But still, grinding a slight flat spot where the set screw goes can help a LOT. Last edited by BrianG; 01.25.2010 at 07:13 PM.