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Second Version of 2S Brushless Handheld Polisher

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 40% infill
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Second Generation Brushless Handheld Polisher

April 9th Update: Added a matching integral impeller. An M6*40 screw and nut are required; I currently only have this length screw, but an M6*20 or longer screw will suffice. The impeller provides airflow, though not as powerful as anticipated—purely for aesthetic effect.

The motor has been upgraded to a similarly sized brushless motor with a strong neodymium magnet drive, eliminating the need for bearings. The DC charging port has been replaced with a dual-series boost fast-charging module, enabling charging via a standard mobile phone charger.

Important Notes:

1. Connect pins 1 and 2 of the potentiometer to the black negative terminal of the motor, and pin 3 to the blue PWM speed control terminal of the motor. Connect the positive terminal of the battery protection board to the switch; connect the other terminal of the switch to the red positive terminal of the motor. Connect the negative terminal of the battery protection board to the motor's negative terminal. Connect the positive and negative terminals of the voltmeter in parallel to the positive and negative terminals of the motor. Connect the positive and negative terminals of the battery protection board to the B+ and B- terminals of the dual-series boost board for charging. For reference only; not professionally engineered
2. The motor shaft is custom-made; before installation, trim the M2 self-tapping screw to the appropriate length. Reinforcement with adhesive, such as epoxy or casting resin, is recommended.

3. The first half of the 10K potentiometer's range is insensitive, preventing precise speed control. A 5K or 20K potentiometer may yield different results. A future iteration will eliminate the speed control casing; at low speeds, precise speed adjustment seems unnecessary.

4. The fastening screws are M4*5 (omitted from the table below)

Installation video reference:

Internal diagram reference:

 

 

Motor reference diagram:

Use the purple dual-series boost fast-charging board shown below; secure it with hot glue after ensuring proper fit.

 

Required Components:

 

Neodymium Magnet BL3525 External Rotor Brushless MotorWith Integrated Driver1
10K PotentiometerFor Motor Speed Control1
M2*8 Self-Tapping ScrewsFor Casing14
2-inch/1-inch Polishing PadM6 Screw Mount1
Dual-Series Boost Fast-Charging Board for Lithium Battery PacksPurple Version for 2-Series Batteries1
2-Series 8.4V Lithium Battery with Protection BoardMain Battery1 Set
0.28-inch VoltmeterFor Battery Level Indication1
KCD1 Two-Pin Rocker SwitchMain Power Switch1
M2*6 Self-Tapping ScrewsTrimmed for Motor Shaft2
304 Stainless Steel Screws and NutsFor Custom 4-inch Abrasive Disc1 Set M6*20 with Nuts
Self-Adhesive Hook and Loop FastenerHook Side 
Knurled Nut M6*10*8For Motor Shaft 

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