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This inspired me. So.... I walked to the OSH in the shopping center next to my office and found this $9.99 junky little "KC Professional" 3.6v cordless screwdriver with 21 piece tool bit set. I figured, "What the heck, ten bucks".
When I pulled the 6 screws out that held it together, what should I find but a RS380 driving the whole thing. It has a 3 stage planetary transmission on it. (I'm not going to be using it for much of a load, so it should be "fine") I can literally just pull the pinion off this bad boy and press it onto our RS395 and reassemble it with very little mods at all. I'll post pictures once I get it finished. That should be this afternoon. In the mean time, here is a teaser. ![]() |
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Why didn't I think of that . . with all the wonderful "Harbor Freight" stores opening nearby, I'm tempted to do some shopping!. :ahh:
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We also bought a Harbor Freight screwdriver just like that one when we were testing our designs, we ultimately decided not to use it because the Black and Decker had a larger reduction and the transmission had a much better build quality (we could hear the Harbor Freight screwdriver skipping teeth when we stopped the output shaft) the Black and Decker ones are also the same price.
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It went together so fast, I forgot to take pictures. I had to diassemble it for these.
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Very nice!
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Great stuff guys. Would you mind sharing the ratios you found in those drills? Some of the folks that are having difficulty getting BB gearboxes might appreciate it.
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Hey, we just need to know what breaker to use with the bane bot motors. bros. thanks - 649
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