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mistercrash
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Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
05.08.2010, 08:47 PM

I use a diamond cutting blade for straight cuts on a home made mini table saw. I duplicate parts with a router mounted on a small router table (bought at a yard sale real cheap) with carbide cutters, or Tungsten Carbide Dremel bits that I can put on the router with a modified adapter from another power tool.

I made a 6 mm CF motor plate.



Here's the tranny and motor all complete. You'll see what the stuff on the rear of the motor is for in the next pics.



I made this part out of a piece of aluminum angle.



It goes here and that threaded rod on the motor slides in the slot. With a couple washer and a couple nuts, the rear of the motor is supported very well.



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