Sebastiaan Swinkels

Lower KV shouldn't really be much of an issue as the project doesn't need the knob to turn at high speed by itself. Even then, at 120KV it'd still be...

There is a more widely available GBM2804H-100T, which is slightly larger in diameter but has a 6.5mm shaft bore. No clue what sort of magnets either have though, I will...

Just heard back from one manufacturer. Apparently the C2804A / C2804B / E2804 (and similar ones) all use neodymium magnets. They're looking into options for ferrite magnets, but that's likely...

@PixelGalaxxyy The first section of the model number is the item number of the original motor on AliExpress. The rest of the numbers, combined or in chunks don't show up...

@jtsfour That would certainly be an option. I don't have any motors on hand just yet, but I suspect the magnets are being glued in, likely with a two part...

A 3D printed motor could work, but that would also mean you'd have to wind your own stator. I'm also not 100% on how a motor would hold up in...

@scottbez1 Did you get your DC-3515C's yet? Mine just arrived and I can confirm that, while pricey, they are near zero cogging.

@qu1ck Any updates? I'm running into the same EDA_ANGLE issue as @hildogjr

For now the only thing I've managed to make "work" is by using googles cached pages. You simply search for a relevant wiki page, google shows a result and then...

I'm with @christianlupus, I'd say host it in the githubs' wiki section instead, that should take some load off of @Drachenkaetzchen's servers and shoulders.