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Plastic Gears suit science DIY projects such as RC model cars, model electric robots, education such as displaying how gear ratios work, and any other family small motor DIY project.
ADVANTAGES:
1. The plastic gear is made of plastic and long service life.
2. Easy to use, great model-making accessories for all kinds of cars, robots, etc.
3. The products are for DIY model spindle gear spare parts, suitable for DIY model technology production. They are also good replacement parts for old or broken gears.
PACKAGE CONTENT:
Teeth:10
Hole Diameter: 2mm/0.08 inch
Total Size : 5 x 5.7mm /0.2 inch x 0.22 inch(T*D)
Color: White
10 Pack of Plastic Gear
NOTE:
Please carefully check whether the product information meets your requirements before purchasing.
Randall S Richardson
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
These gears are taller than the original ones. Was able to cut them down and they worked perfectly.
Ohnonothimagen
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024
I was trying to refurbish a transmission for a squirell spinning bird feeder attachment. These were ever so slightly too large and my attempts to correctly size them was a failure. Nice to have in inventory as you never know when you might find a use.....if I can find them !
Paul Romsky
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
This gear size is the most common gear to split in consumer items due to its size. Gears split because the hole is slightly smaller than the shaft so it's a tight fit so it won't slip. But that tight fit puts stress on the gear's plastic, it cracks over time, and then slips. I drill out my gears with precision drills to a smooth fit. I scruff up the shaft with a hobby file and put some scratches inside the gear with a needle. Then add a tiny drop of super glue as I slip the gear onto the shaft. The gears last a lot longer this way, but it takes practice to get just a tiny drop of super glue on the shaft and slip the gear quickly into position. If not, simply cut off the gear with a hobby knife, scrape the glue off the shaft and try again with a fresh gear.
CDP's Onceagain habit of purchasing
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023
I had to reduce the height and bore to fit, but this replacement, as it was the only one I found, worked for me. Now I have 9 more if the gear fails again.
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