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- 1911 Series Servo Shaft (25 Tooth Spline, 10mm Shaft Diameter, 36mm Length)SKU: GB-1911-0025-1036 Brand: goBildaAttaching a round shaft to a servo spline unlocks many possibilities. The shaft is able to slide through a 10mm
- 1911 Series Servo Shaft (24 Tooth Spline, 10mm Shaft Diameter, 36mm Length)SKU: GB-1911-0024-1036 Brand: goBildaAttaching a round shaft to a servo spline unlocks many possibilities. The shaft is able to slide through a 10mm
- littleBits Mechanical Arm (D Shaft)SKU: CE09719 Brand: SpheroSphero's educational STEM robots and STEAM kits introduces kids 5+ to coding concepts, programming, and circuitry through play-based learning. Shop Sphero!...
- 1910 Series Servo Hub Shaft (24 Tooth Spline, 10mm Shaft Diameter, 33mm Length)SKU: GB-1910-0024-1033 Brand: goBildaThe hub shaft is an integral part of a ServoBlock. The long neck.....
- 1910 Series Servo Hub Shaft (25 Tooth Spline, 10mm Shaft Diameter, 33mm Length)SKU: GB-1910-0025-1033 Brand: goBildaThe hub shaft is an integral part of a ServoBlock. The long neck.....
- Tamiya 70105 3mm Diameter Shaft SetSKU: POLOLU-78 Brand: PololuThe Tamiya 70105 3mm Diameter Shaft Set provides an assortment of hexagonal and round shafts for mounting wheels and pulleys to your robot. The 3 mm diameter of the shafts makes them compatible with the Tamiya gearboxes with 3 mm hexagonal shafts and with other Tamiya products.
- Tamiya 70171 3mm Threaded Shaft SetSKU: POLOLU-733 Brand: PololuThe Tamiya 70171 3mm Threaded Shaft Set includes ball joints so you can make control rods with three-dimensional movement. The two threaded shafts are also useful for mounting pulleys.
- Micro DC Geared Motor with Back ShaftSKU: FIT0016 Brand: DFRobotThe 6V, 180rpm Micro DC Geared Motor with Back Shaft is ideal for DIY enthusiasts and is designed to easily incorporate the DFRobot Encoder. These motors are inexpensive, small, easy to install, and ideally suited for use in a mobile robot car. The DFRobot RoMeo microcontroller (sold separately) is able to complete the closed-loop PID making use of theoptional encoders.
- 2mm Shaft Adapter for LEGO® Wheels (Pair)SKU: POLOLU-1001 Brand: PololuThis adapter allows the Pololu 120:1 mini plastic gearmotors (offset output and 90-degree output) and the Solarbotics GM6 and GM7 gearmotors to be connected to LEGO’s wide variety of high-quality wheels. The adapters are sold in pairs.$6.80 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $6.46 AUD, inc GST
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- 10k Slide Potentiometer - (Long Shaft)SKU: CE09106 Brand: Core Electronics
A 10k Potentiometer perfect for adding and visualising an input to your projects
- 298:1 Micro Metal Gearmotor with Extended Motor ShaftSKU: POLOLU-2208 Brand: PololuThis gearmotor is a miniature (0.94" x 0.39" x 0.47"), low-current brushed DC motor with 297.92:1 metal gearbox, similar to Sanyo’s popular 12 mm gearmotors. These units have a 0.365"-long, 3 mm-diameter D-shaped output shaft. This version also has a 4.5 x 1 mm extended motor shaft. Key specs at 6 V: 45 RPM and 30 mA free-run, 40 oz-in (2.9 kg-cm) and 0.36 A stall.
- Pololu Aluminum Scooter Wheel Adapter for 4mm ShaftSKU: POLOLU-2672 Brand: PololuThis two-part aluminum assembly mounts directly to 4 mm diameter motor output shafts like those on Pololu's 25D mm gearmotors and allows you to drive most scooter, skateboard, inline skate, and other common wheels that are compatible with popular 608 ball bearings. Two M4 set screws are included for securing the threaded adapter piece to a motor shaft, and three 14 mm M3 screws are included for clamping the wheel between the threaded adapter piece and the washer.
- Pololu Aluminum Scooter Wheel Adapter for 5mm ShaftSKU: POLOLU-2673 Brand: PololuThis two-part aluminum assembly mounts directly to 5 mm diameter motor output shafts like those on many of Pololu's stepper motors and allows you to drive most scooter, skateboard, inline skate, and other common wheels that are compatible with popular 608 ball bearings. Two M4 set screws are included for securing the threaded adapter piece to a motor shaft, and three 14 mm M3 screws are included for clamping the wheel between the threaded adapter piece and the washer.
- Pololu Aluminum Scooter Wheel Adapter for 6mm ShaftSKU: POLOLU-2674 Brand: PololuThis two-part aluminum assembly mounts directly to 6 mm diameter motor output shafts like those on Pololu's 37D mm gearmotors and allows you to drive most scooter, skateboard, inline skate, and other common wheels that are compatible with popular 608 ball bearings. Two M4 set screws are included for securing the threaded adapter piece to a motor shaft, and three 14 mm M3 screws are included for clamping the wheel between the threaded adapter piece and the washer.
- 12mm Hex Wheel Adapter for 6mm Shaft (2-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-2686 Brand: PololuThese 20 mm long aluminum adapters convert a 6 mm diameter shaft to a 12 mm hex shaft that is compatible with many common hobby RC wheels. The set includes two adapters, two M4 screws for securing wheels to the adapters, four M3 set screws for securing the adapters to motor shafts, and one 1.5 mm Allen wrench for use with the set screws.
- 12mm Hex Wheel Adapter for 3mm Shaft (2-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-2682 Brand: PololuThese 17 mm long aluminum adapters convert a 3 mm diameter shaft to a 12 mm hex shaft that is compatible with many common hobby RC wheels. The set includes two adapters, two M4 screws for securing wheels to the adapters, four M3 set screws for securing the adapters to motor shafts, and one 1.5 mm Allen wrench for use with the set screws.
- 12mm Hex Wheel Adapter for 4mm Shaft (2-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-2684 Brand: PololuThese 17 mm long aluminum adapters convert a 4 mm diameter shaft to a 12 mm hex shaft that is compatible with many common hobby RC wheels. The set includes two adapters, two M4 screws for securing wheels to the adapters, four M3 set screws for securing the adapters to motor shafts, and one 1.5 mm Allen wrench for use with the set screws.
- littleBits DC Motor Tethered - D ShaftSKU: LBH650 Brand: LittleBitsThe DC (or "direct current") motor rotates a small shaft you can attach anything to. Try attaching a wheel! Use it to spin, turn, twist, and roll.
- ModMyPi Brass Motor Shaft Hub - 4mmSKU: CE05899 Brand: ModMyPiBrass hub kits for connecting wheels to motors! All of ModMyPi's hubs look identical but have different sized motor shaft diameters ranging from 3mm to 7mm in 1 mm increments.$4.40 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $4.09 AUD, inc GST
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- ModMyPi Brass Motor Shaft Hub - 6mmSKU: CE05903 Brand: ModMyPiBrass hub kits for connecting wheels to motors! All of ModMyPi's hubs look identical but have different sized motor shaft diameters ranging from 3mm to 7mm in 1 mm increments.
- 3mm Hexagonal Shaft Adapter for LEGO® Wheels (Pair)SKU: POLOLU-1011 Brand: PololuThis adapter allows 3mm hexagonal shafts, the kind found on many Tamiya gearboxes, to be connected to LEGO’s wide variety of high-quality wheels. The adapters are sold in pairs.$6.80 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $6.46 AUD, inc GST
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- Pololu Aluminum Scooter Wheel Adapter for 1/4" ShaftSKU: POLOLU-2675 Brand: PololuThis two-part aluminum assembly mounts directly to 1/4 inch diameter motor output shafts like those on our NEMA 23 stepper motors and allows you to drive...
- Aluminum Flex Shaft Coupler - 5mm to 5mmSKU: ADA1175 Brand: AdafruitConnect this to that with a set-screw coupler. These couplers are made of machined aluminum and have a spiral cut that makes them slightly flexible so they can be...
- Aluminum Flex Shaft Coupler - 5mm to 8mmSKU: ADA1176 Brand: AdafruitConnect this to that with a set-screw coupler. These couplers are made of machined aluminum and have a spiral cut that makes them slightly flexible so they can be...
- littleBits Wheel (2 Pack) - D ShaftSKU: LBH653 Brand: LittleBitsWhen used with DC motors, this pair of wheels is perfect for making bots, cars, and all sorts of spinning inventions
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Our littleBits Rule Your Room Kit Review
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Controlling Stepper Motors with the Arduino
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How to use Stepper Motors and DC Motors with a Raspberry Pi - Adafruit DC & Stepper Motor HAT
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VolCon
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Ping Pong Launcher
I like to take on projects that give me an opportunity to learn new things. For this project, my two goals were to learn more about face detection algorithms and PID controllers but of course, there were so many more skills learned along th...
Roverling
Introduction
My first 3D printer was a CTC generation 2 clone of MakerBot ‘The Replicator Dual’, circa 2012. It died a little while back and has since been replaced ...
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Introduction
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