A meteorite crashed through a houses roof and landed on a pillow. If it was a MyPxllow, there are going to be some weird fuckin headlines tomorrow. Pls make cocaine pillow man nightmare stop
On that note, I wonder how quickly that fuck got on the phone and how much money he offered for them to say it was a MyPxllow
A few years back I was driving to work, listening to Jacinda Ardern giving a speech on her return to work after giving birth. She said it was a matter of, 'getting straight back on deck’, and I spat my coffee all over the windscreen! Woman can’t get enough!!
Is it weird that I want to build a cow-themed board? Griptape would obviously be black and white cow-hide. Headlights would be light blue like cows in the dark
I could make the horn sound into a cow bell. Other sound effects would be moo and “got milk?” “He needs some milk”. Would be easy with black tires, drive train. I might name the cow Bessie imagine saying you commute by cow
without gear drives I don’t think 100’s are a good idea
Yeah, I have a working theory, with some others input as to well per their experience.
So 100mm length motor cans are long, I think we can all agree.
With regards to power transmission, there is a fundamental difference in the forces a motor sees between belts and GD’s. The main one I’m concerned with here being belt tension, there is no tension on gear drives, a gear is meshed or it isn’t. The tension belts create when applying force to the wheel pulley causes a moment along the shaft. The longer the motor the greater that moment and the more force the bearings and shaft sees. the only attachment point of the motor is face, so you’ve now added 20-25% length to the can and therefor increased those forces proportional to length squared
Many boutique board builders have been using the maytech 6389-96’s yet none of them seem to have the failure rate like lacroix did, although I think that’s been partially resolved as of late. But biobaords and kaly only use gear drives and seem to have considerable less motor failues, specifically those related to the large outer can bearing which is the usual cause of death for those MT motors.