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Tmoose, It's actually an stepped shaft 17mm-22mm-17mm The rotor is press-fitted to the shaft. The blade is yoked to the shaft and a nut is installed. Carbon Steel shaft.

I was just making sure, Zeus. thanks for clarifying.

The man question here is how would I know the max torque reached by the spin of the blade, the data I have is that the motor gives 25 N.m at stall, but I would like to know how much torque the moment of inertia adds to the shaft. Great comments by the way.

Thanks all for your responses. I'm trying to get some guidance on how to approach this calculation to increase my knowledge. I'm new here. I think I'm not violating any rule. Do you think so Greg?

Can somebody guide me on how to calculate the max torque the shaft of the shaft in the image below? It's an brushless outside rotor motor, the max torque the motor gives is 25 N.m I would like to calculate the max torque in the shaft if the blade a 5,000 RPM hits a rock and stops. Thanks in...

Hi everybody, in my current company we will start using baseline to save an interim version of our WIP designs as a timestapm of development proccess. So I it creates someting like this: ASSY001.A.001 PART001.A.001 ASSY002.A.001 PART002.A.001 PART003.A.001 PART004.A.001 I identify this...