Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
DIY Brushless Motor Shaft Repair. I checked my micro quad copter a couple of days ago and I had 3 bent motor shafts. With a few spare parts, I replaced all 3 bent shafts and I explain how I did it in this video. Watch to learn tricks and tips, as well as a few gotchas.
If you're interested in 3d printing your own MR-03-H to Carbon Micro-H motor mounting plates like mine, click here: createthis.com/products/micro-h-mr-03-h-mounting-plate
The motors in this video are all Oversky MR-03-H brushless motors. These are the same motors as in the Oversky Hermit and Oversky Hermit FPV.
Here's the unofficial version list for this motor (I have all four of these):
1. Matte 1.16mm thickness base (M1.2 screws)
2. Matte 0.96mm thickness base (M1.2 screws)
3. Matte 0.6mm thickness base (M1.4 screws)
4. Shiny 0.96mm thickness base (M1.2 screws)
DIY Brushless Motor Shaft Repair. I checked my micro quad copter a couple of days ago and I had 3 bent motor shafts. With a few spare parts, I replaced all 3 bent shafts and I explain how I did it in this video. Watch to learn tricks and tips, as well as a few gotchas.
If you're interested in 3d printing your own MR-03-H to Carbon Micro-H motor mounting plates like mine, click here: createthis.com/products/micro-h-mr-03-h-mounting-plate
The motors in this video are all Oversky MR-03-H brushless motors. These are the same motors as in the Oversky Hermit and Oversky Hermit FPV.
Here's the unofficial version list for this motor (I have all four of these):
1. Matte 1.16mm thickness base (M1.2 screws)
2. Matte 0.96mm thickness base (M1.2 screws)
3. Matte 0.6mm thickness base (M1.4 screws)
4. Shiny 0.96mm thickness base (M1.2 screws)
