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Cutting the output shaft

Heylo,

Im working on a custom gear box powered by the Chippy motors and I am wondering if it is a violation to cut the output shaft. Im pretty sure that it is not allowed, but it makes no sense why.

<And yes, it is late to be working on the drive train>

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