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Re: The Best Encoders for Drivetrain

We drill the end of the shaft with 1/4" hole and add a nylon-tip set screw to keep the encoder from spinning. Encoder mounts are made from 1/16" thick clear polycarbonate. Works okay as long as the shaft remains reasonably concentric with the encoder.