Probably nice to print a lid for that as well and use double sided foam tape to put it on
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Can I use this with BN220 with dual 6384?
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As long as they arenāt longer than 87mm.
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I thought about that but the hole for the bearing has to be more like a slot because the motor needs the ability to adjust to get the backlash right.
In an ideal world, this would work because the motor would be in the same place for everyone (same gearing) but the thought of a fixed center distance like that scares me a little. I might try a rubber v ring instead of a bearing, something with some more room for positional error. You wouldnāt be able to change gear ratios though
Iām curious though, so Iāll run some tolerance stacking numbers to see if this is in any way possible because I do hate cutting motor shafts
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Extra hanger and wheel adapters going up separately in a few days
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I believe 3ds and trampa are running fixed gears? Maybe its fun to do the whooshboards locking system for the bearing so you can still have the bearing, but in different positions for bigger pinions.
In your prototypes, did you try a fixed center distance? In theory should work, at least in a V2 once you can check what is the perfect CC spacing, and since the trucks are also yours you have full control of everything
Iāll what I can come up with. A bearing, not so sure, but definitely a light v ring.
Fixed center distance means no changing of the ratio. Would require 2 new parts (expensive). I never tried it in my testing
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I dont think it matters that much with those slim gears either.
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How about just making spacers to move the motor away a few mm, so some shafts donāt have to be cut? Thatās what I did on my E-Toxx hubs using the 4mm motor mount plates that came with my old Tacon or SK3 motors. Probably wonāt work for all motors like Torqueboards with their 100ā long shafts, but should widen options for plug and play motors.
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The only worry is that youāre increasing the load on the bearing by moving the force applied further from it.
Iām totally gonna try it though.
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Whatās the C-C distance though? Is a projecting motor shaft gonna be close to the (TB110) wheel?
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Dude. Sell motors. You have made your own demand.
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Everyone and their dog sells motors these days
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TorqueBoards has motors covered, damn their motors are nice
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and they have nice shafts
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Iā¦mustā¦notā¦comment. 
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before you ask yes, you need these gear drives.
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I am a HUGE fan of integrating the electronics and tight drive trains.
Being a pitiful esk8 noob though I donāt know enough to understand if these would fit what I want to do (I really need to get posting my build questions) but after looking at them I just want to design my board around them. 
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board?