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http://www.valleytech.k12.ma.us/Robo...2%20Gears1.jpg
take a look at this picture. it will show you how to hook your drive train up. this is using the drill motor and the Chip motor. we always use square shafts to put our sprockets on. so there are no need for pins or locking nuts. |
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