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555 ''spindle-less (not additional support bearings)'' motor can be used as a mill for education, though not production. Not only that - he makes a working Arduino without USB-Serial external converter.  
555 ''spindle-less (not additional support bearings)'' motor can be used as a mill for education, though not production. Not only that - he makes a working Arduino.  


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Revision as of 23:14, 12 December 2019

  • $15 with chuck - [1]
  • Mini drill press, 3D printed, using above motor - [2]
  • Hand-pump drill - [3]

Examples

555 spindle-less (not additional support bearings) motor can be used as a mill for education, though not production. Not only that - he makes a working Arduino.

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