Fixing my 3D-printed Axial Flux motor

[@TheHammeringManVideo]

Great diagnosis and a great explanation of what makes an axial flux motor tick. Nice work. Thanks.

[@adrianinvents]

Thankfully it was a straightforward fix. I'm really glad you kept plugging away.

[@irkedoff]

I'm happy to see you get it working. Great job. Would be great to see you take this further.

[@EsquiloProduccoes]

Very nice, I'm happy to see it working, it would be really interesting if you measured the capabilities of this motor, like the rpm and torque under different load conditions as well as the power draw to get the motor efficiency

[@willemstigter6384]

Really awesome to see your progress, and I'm glad my comment could help

[@DeanZylman]

Thanks again! It really helped

[@ArmaSti]

You seem smart enough that you could have purposely switched the coils during installation in order to make two videos....good on you. Cheers

[@CNCmachiningisfun]

It would be interesting to build a version of this which has coils behind the magnets, as well as in front of them. That would also include the benefit of adding another shaft bearing, and a retention zone - just in case the rotor flies apart :) .

[@fajaradi1223]

Will also add the torque and power consumption?

[@CNCmachiningisfun]

@@fajaradi1223 Yup, there will be extra torque, at similar power consumption levels, due to improved magnetic circuit efficiency. It can also accept more power, and deliver even greater torque :) .

[@chinhbang6357]

thanks so much

[@godfredacquah-h8z]

Please, I want to understand how you were able to figure out 3 coils was going the opposite direction with the help of Fleming Right Hand Rule

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[@NaijaTechie]

Great job The discord invite is not working

[@DeanZylman]

Thanks👍 I fixed it

[@Adventures_EC]

serious question, what is anything different here? it told how how a motor could be made and you made it as other ones. Nothing special. Maybe you explain more

[@DeanZylman]

What ?