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06-03-2016, 04:35 AM
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Re: Tamiya bolt on reduction gear
My parts ar printed with 100% infill, so are as strong as material it self, and the design is what makes it strong not to snap or wobble. In this case, only thing that needs to be strong are the gears, and after testing them, only way they will fail is if they heat up too much. So they will melt before they snap. And I dont see how much you would have too pull for it to get worm enough to melt.
But I am waiting for a special more expensive material, designed for printing gears, so with that thing, it should be unbreakable. i will have to make few test videos asap. 
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