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Fisher Price used on Arm?
I'm extremely sorry if this thread was already made, but...
How do i attach a sproket onto a fisher price motor for use to rotate my arm? [i heard fisher price motors are the strongest?] The only way i could think of was to detach the motor from the given gear box and gear down the motor myself. Please i have been thinking about it for three days and i am still lost!  BTW i read this forum everyday, and i see nothing on my problem )= |
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