Sebastiaan Swinkels

It gets worse, the other listing that @scottbez1 linked to is gone now too. I had an order for a couple of those and that order was simply cancelled earlier...

I certainly wouldn't call it dead in the water, just needs some adjustments for a more widely available motor. I'm tempted to grab a more common 2804 or maybe 2204....

@scottbez1 would be helpful to know what sort of BLDC motor you're using at the moment. From what I understand the majority of cogging is a result of the type...

@LeonBentrup that listing on Newegg is from a chinese reseller as well. It was listed by at least 3 different vendors on AliExpress but all three have removed the exact...

@LeonBentrup it'd have to stick out of the bearing at least a little bit, otherwise there's nothing to glue onto without interfering with the motor. I was considering that too....

@LeonBentrup USB-C could indeed provide higher voltages. However the TMC6300 driver only does up to 11V so you'd likely have to account for that too. Not too hard, but something...

That would indeed be a ferrite magnet in the rotor. Usually manufacturers put neodymium magnets in instead to increase motor torque at the cost of top speed. I'd say it's...

@18Markus1984 see one of my earlier replies. They claim that a local buyer bought out their entire lot of motors and someone just forgot to pull down the listing.

Possibly. The original motor listing didn't have a torque spec, so no reference there. But you can obviously compare different motors to each other, significantly lower torque ratings could mean...

@stanlee-1024 The seller that had the original motors used for the project? That seller can be found via the link in 2nd reply in this thread. (or just this link:...