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Re: How to cut flat sided holes for Globe and Door motor

circumscribed rectangles work just fine. the flat part of the shaft is what holds the assembly from spinning. if you have a cnc than you can mill the pocket to the correct shape. i've done it both ways with absolutely no trouble.
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Re: How to cut flat sided holes for Globe and Door motor

use a waterjet, a laser, a small endmill, a file, anything can do it
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