Could just be a 10mm shaft spun down to 8mm outside the can. I’ve seen that plenty.
(point being, the 8mm and 10mm shaft could use the same bearings)
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Maximizing the size of the balls inside the bearings will increase the longevity
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We using two bearings and is fully sealed high quality german bearing.
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For now we just make one kv per motor.
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bookmarked!! Thanks again
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Most outrunners have 3 bearings?
Bigger bearings are still better though!?
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Most have just single bearing at front of shaft.
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Wll you have 1 large bearing to support the can? Prevent it from touching the stator? (Like Maytech 6880 and 6396 or SK3)
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Does it need it for such a small motor?
For a small motor, maybe not, but I’ve had a lot of my motors eventually have the can scrape against the stator, and I dont’ like it.
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I share design soon. I think friend can like this motor 
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So Jeff how much would it cost to do a run of these with titanium cans l asking for a friend 
Which kind of titanium you want. I think is overkill. 4mm thick aluminium is very strong.
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It’s overkill but some folks would love to have a set with that heat treated oil slick finish.
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I think can do but would be too expensive maybe $250 each motor.
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Oof yeah I mean that’s not crazy considering what some of us are willing to pay but a bit steep for a group buy, is it possible to do like a coating with grade 5?
We can do many coatings, but which kinda of Ti you wanting? Because material is expensive would need to making a big number.
Yeah I don’t think it’s practical unless enough people on here want it. Would look very nice though 
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