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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
On the other hand, it sounds like you don't care about the motor that much. In which case flame on till you loosen up the epoxy enough to extract the motor. Just make sure to do it in a well ventilated area.
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I think they DO care, because they don't want to damage the motor.
The best way is going to be by heat, but lots of it. Either a heat gun or torch (even better) might work.
Also, acetone apparently "loosens" the epoxy a little bit, but not very much.
Of course, the other way to do remove the shaft and epoxy is with a lathe!
Name a problem a lathe can't fix!
Including the Kinect in the kit a parts is actually an evil plan. The programers are going to spend all their time playing with the Kinect. In competition the robot is just to sit there because it will not have a program. :ahh: - FrankJ [more] 
17-05-2011, 17:56
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