nono
Also, in my experience, “sealed” motors are not really sealed in any way. They just have less big holes is all. If you want something that will prevent me he ingress of sand and stuff like that, you probably need to look into inrunners. They are generally long tho, so I imagine you won’t be into that.
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So what about the sealed covers? Got any pictures of your own made ones? Or are you going to buy them from 3DServisas?
Because right now it’s looking like a scam, nothing else.
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Bahahahahha! The heck is going on in this thread…
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No, I’m from Shenzhen. I won’t buy 3DServisas. It’s too expensive. If I can tell you not to glue it when I place the order, send it to me. I need to take it to CNC for processing and scanning and change it to fully enclosed. I’ll give it to Ant to help install it. That’s it.
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63 series motor temperature is too hot, not acceptable, or 80 series is good, not hot, cool
Kind of except this is much less interesting lol
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No, they are real, I bought and used them last year. Their torque and linearity are very good, and they rarely get hot. But they are open cooling, which limits my use in many places.
I went directly to the ant factory, they did not have a closed fence, but I suggested that if I use CNC to make a closed fence and let the ants assemble it for me, the ants agreed.
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Hahahahahaha! You are interesting!
Ants getting so modern that they will CNC and assemble. The future is now.
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have u tried to just use epoxy to fill the holes? surely its cheap af compare to what u suggesting, especially if its going to be made by 3DS. yea, 3DS is nice, but not everyone can pay for that price.
also
pretending to be in another country isn’t against the forum rules (i think), but it confuses people
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I bet 3DS is not even aware of what is going on here. 
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oof, let me bold some text 
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