Thread: Matching a Gear to Keyed Shaft of DC Motor
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Re: Matching a Gear to Keyed Shaft of DC Motor
How about boring out the gear to match the OD of the "D" part of the motor shaft and then drill and tap a set screw crossways in the round hub of the gear to press on the flat of the "D"?