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why u do dis
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Anyone ever experience this squeak after riding? It seems to have gone away after letting my board rest.
Another group of mounting holes on the backing plate, which are a half increment offset from the holes currently on that partā¦?
Edit - yup you posted this same idea above 
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Does anyone have cad of the BN 184mm hanger?
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Confirmed works excellent for my setup. Measured almost right at 30mm motor-ground clearance.
Replaced the black oxide coated m4s with zinc plated for a bit more corrosion resistance (and thatās what I had on hand). With the hanger shaft nut keeping everything tightly compressed axially, these fasteners are really only in shear. Even with these 4 not evenly spaced, it should actually be stronger with an extra 33% meat to resist those shear forces.
Iāve updated and refined the 3D model if anyone needs for there own positioning and assembly concerns. Also attached is a 3D printable drill guide for 12 deg (half step) positions. It worked perfectly with my drill press. Fasten via the existing 3 holes, drill 4x new 4mm holes. (Be sure to completely cover your motor to avoid metal shavings, if not detaching from arm plate)
Boardnamics M1 Drive_Positioning Drill Guide - 12 deg.step (71.5 KB)
Boardnamics M1 Drive Assembly - Rough Model - v2.step (132.8 KB)
Drill guide:
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Have to remove an axle from a bn270, fastened with green loctiteā¦
Is a heat gun sufficient to melt the loctite?
In order to apply rotational force, should I use two nuts or is there a better way?
I used a big propane burner, two nut trick worked for 3/4 axles, had to mangle the last axle with a wrench to get it loose.
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Is it Loctite 290 or a 6xx one?
Loctite 290 you can heat with a heatgun (hot air, no flame) and it will release once it passes 143Ā°C
There is a 4mm hex in the end of the axle.
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That depends on when you bought them.
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Oh okay, I thought I had all the variations. I guess thereās at least one I donāt have 
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I believe I have the first version with the stepped axles, theyāre a bitch to get out.
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I bought recently (2021 I think) but it doesnāt have an hex hole 
The loctite is of the 6xx kind (648). Flame torch it is?
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In the wise words of a man holding a blowtorch it canāt be tight if itās liquid.
Btw you should let the hanger cool down passively after you get the axle out.
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Do you guys fix it on a vice?
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I didnāt but if you do try to put something between the hanger and the jaws of the vice so you donāt maw the hanger too much
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Blow torch (plumberās favourite), plus this
Vise grip and a whole lot of patience will get them out.
If you did not spill any amount at all on the side walls it wonāt be hard, but thereās 99.9% chances that you did and youāll need an empty fridge to fill with all the compliments for your past self
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Nice one there 
Which side walls do you mean?
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