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    Quote Originally Posted by birchy View Post
    Just wondering...why does everyone seem to mount their motors on stilts or peg legs? It seems like the worst possible way as it's both weak and (in my opinion) unsightly. Is there some advantage that I'm not aware of?

    Example (no offence meant Jonathon!):
    Agreed and not everybody does, I don't.!! . . Here's some of mine. Reason they do it is because it's easy and cheap.

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    Edit: Ah ah just realised motors on wrong side in this picture.!!
    Last edited by JAZZCNC; 21-09-2013 at 06:31 PM.
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