Mount to house an N20 gear motor and fasten it to a chassis using two 3 mm screw holes. The source suggests its use in small RC cars, rovers, and robotics projects. The part is a mechanical mount; it does not include the motor, screws, or controller.
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Compare the outline of the actual motor and the position of its terminals with the housing. Check that the fastening to the chassis does not deform the mount or block the shaft. The slicer must keep the walls around the drill holes continuous. The source does not provide specific materials or parameters; a first test print helps check tolerances before installing the assembly.
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A simple and sturdy mounting bracket designed for N20 DC gear motors.
The motor slides securely into the holder, while two mounting holes allow the bracket to be attached to a chassis or other surface using 3 mm screws.
Designed for easy 3D printing and suitable for DIY robotics, RC cars, small rovers, and other electronics projects.
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