Thread: Banebots 42mm gearbox: Recommendations for use
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Re: Banebots 42mm gearbox: Recommendations for use
Does this mean that you've purchased an entire gearbox for every one of those tests that you did? My materials professor said I could have a chemical analysis done for about $120 to find out the exact type of tool steel....I would imagine that would be a much easier (and cheaper) route than a trial and error approach of testing many gearboxes, would it not?
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