3DS recommends Loctite 648 (aka green loctite).
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Thanks guys!!
Dual 6380 fit the drives with 220mm hanger, but I have a clearance problem as in the āideal positionā they hit my baseplate, so I have to put them one position lower and I have like 1cm clearance. Should I buy an adjustable baseplate? Try to cut the one I have now? Stick with the shitty clearance? Thanks in advance for the ideas
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Adjustable baseplate + riser pads
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Okey, I will try to find a used one as 77ā¬ for a 3d servisas one itās outside Budget XD
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Talk to @boardnamics about getting a blemished pair
I got a pair from him for a really good price
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The thing is I really donāt want to wait another 20 days for the baseplates 
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Fair enough but it is the cheapest way
You could do some filing though
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Yeah, I was going to suggest just cut away the offending portion of the baseplate, but you donāt want to take a chance on compromising structural strength.
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You could downgrade to 6374 motors and then it might clear the baseplate just fine.
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On my drive I put spacers on the axle first before the aluminum drive mounting plate and that gave me the 5mm I needed for the motor can to clear the baseplate.
Had very little wiggle room with the wheel and the nut on the axle, but it works.
Worth a go, and if it doesnāt, adjustables might be the way to go, although I found that (mine atleast) are chunkier and introduced an issue with motor can clearance anyway.
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Seeing as the market is stuffed with affordable 44Ā° and 50Ā° baseplates, Iād really love to see some 52Ā° and maybe 40Ā° options. Not only do I think a lot of folks would like a 52Ā° / 40Ā° combo for fast longboards, but Iād also use a 52Ā° / 50Ā° or 52Ā° / 52Ā° combo on shortboards.
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I can keep looking but Iām not looking for getting a mold made for these. Iād need thousands sold to break even. Unless itās standard, no can do 
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Iād rather just print a riser then epoxy it in on the bottom and call it a day
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Bear sells 52Ā° but they donāt fit Boardnamics/TB/Caliber/Paris.
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Makes sense that if you only need a few degrees then use angled riser and if you need a lot use an adjustable baseplate.
true to getting 40deg castā¦ would like that.
Angled risers suck though, I hate how to bends the bolts. But only a few Ā° isnāt that big of a deal.
Not sure if the Khiro 2Ā° risers are still available to buy though.
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nice
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