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I need to connect this motor to this pipe, or the astronauts will die. The diameter of the axis is perfect, but how do I keep it from spinning inside the hole? Glue would be an easy solution, but is there a non-permanent one?
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>>3008371
Use glue (i.e. cyanoacrylate) and when you want to remove it, heat the tube to weaken the glue.
t. clickspring enjoyer
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>>3008371
>or the astronauts will die
LITERALLY rocket science
gtfo >>>/sci/
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>>3008371
Wrap the shaft with self-fusing rubber tape.
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>>3008401
I did this and now my peckerhead is turning purple... Please advise.
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>>3008431
The transformation is almost complete. Soon you will be an Olympic gold medalist.
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>>3008371
Shaft coupler
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>>3008371
Drill through the pipe and the motor spindle, then insert a cotter pin.
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>>3008431
>I did this and now my peckerhead is turning purple
How come those have 9 wires in them?
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Set screw



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