Your project is very interesting!! If you watch my videos, you will see that I did something similar, but for a quadruped robot. What I am seeing about your project is the problem that happens to me too, the temperature. These motors get hot enough to deform the rotor, causing it to rub against the stator. Do you have any ideas to deal with that problem? I would love to see your next videos!
Wow, very cool projects! Have you tried some other filaments with better heat resistant. ASA plastic has good heat resistant but it is harder to print, because it warps easily. PETG-PC filament should have good heat resistant too. I am currently designing new version that i could machine of metal.
@@simplecad7462Yes, I have tried many other filaments, but in the end they end up deforming. Yes, the only option for them to work without problems is to use metal heheh
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Your project is very interesting!! If you watch my videos, you will see that I did something similar, but for a quadruped robot. What I am seeing about your project is the problem that happens to me too, the temperature.
These motors get hot enough to deform the rotor, causing it to rub against the stator. Do you have any ideas to deal with that problem?
I would love to see your next videos!
Wow, very cool projects! Have you tried some other filaments with better heat resistant. ASA plastic has good heat resistant but it is harder to print, because it warps easily. PETG-PC filament should have good heat resistant too.
I am currently designing new version that i could machine of metal.
@@simplecad7462Yes, I have tried many other filaments, but in the end they end up deforming.
Yes, the only option for them to work without problems is to use metal heheh
How are you controlling the coils? Are you using field oriented control?
In this demo i used normal sensorless BLDC controller, i am planning to use FOC later.