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Sliding door motor mounting holes
Does anyone happen to know the size of the three threaded mounting holes on the sliding door motor? I don't have it with me, and it'd be useful to know before tomorrow. Thanks.
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This has our team stuck as well.
Are they metric? Whats going on with them?! We tried like every screw we had. What we did though was we took the KitBot screws, they go in like, just enough to hold the motor and then we used lots of washers to make up the difference that the screws wouldnt go in. That actually worked out quite well, look into using that and then when the right screw thread size shows up, just swap the screws. |
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I can check later today, but for now I seem to recall them being M5.
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Yes, they are available at any local hardware store. Bring the motor to make sure they are M5.
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Retap the holes 1/4-20, thats what weve always done, never had any problems with the threads stripping, and you dont have to worry about 'accidentally' losing those metric bolts :-p
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Metric? Really? That's wierd. The majority of the components that already have holes that are used on FIRST robots are not metric. Metric are also a bit harder to find in as wide a variety of lengths, head types, etc.
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I seem to recall them being M6, but I am at home with no way to check the threads.
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Anyone have a definitive answer?
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Over the past 4-5 years, they have been M6x1.0 threads.
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