Timing Belt 160T - (Pair)

The Makeblock MG995 Servo Hub is a aluminium high quality part ideal for fitting JR standard, FUTABA standard servos.

Makeblock mini metal gear motor has a mini body, delicate gears and easy connector, and is widely used many DIY projects.

Makeblock has three different revolving speed for your choice.

MEDS15 Servo Motor Bracket is specifically designed to attach the MEDS15 Servo to your maker project. Made with durability and versatility in mind, this bracket is made from 6061 aluminum that is 2mm thick.

This Makeblock Kit contains frequently-used parts in building motion mechanisms.

Part List:

• 4x Link Rod
• 2x Shaft Connector-4
• 2x Timing Pulley18T
• 2x Timing Pulley 66T
• 2x Timing Pulley 90T
• 4x Timing Pulley Slice 90T
• 2x Timing Belt 123T
• 1x Timing Belt 216T
• 4x Threaded Shaft 4x39mm
• 4x Shaft Collar 4mm
• 10x Flange Bearing 4x8x3mm
• 24x Socket Cap Screw M4x14
• 12x Nut M4
• 8x Headless Set Screw M3x5
• 8x Plastic Rivet R4120
• 16x Plastic Ring 4x7x2mm

Makeblock solenoid valve DC 12V/0520E has a small body making it a great choice for your DIY projects.

• Timing Belt Standard: MXL
• Pitch: 2.032mm 
• Width: 6.6 mm
• Material: Neoprene
• Tooth Number: 216

• Made from 6061 aluminum extrusion , 8mm thick, anodized surface.
• Compatible with MXL Timing Belt.
• Can also be used as a car wheel. 
• Sold in Packs of 4.

The Makeblock U Bracket B is usually used as the structural support or connection point for shafts, timing pulley 18T, timing pulley 62T, timing pulley 90T and so on. It has seven 8mm center holes that can be attached with 8mm shaft or bearings.

Gear 16T is designed for transmitting motion from a motor to another gear or shaft.  You can use a headless screw M3x5 to attach it.

Makeblock mBot V1.1 is the latest all-in-one solution for teaching young students about programming, electronics and robotics. The improved mBot V1.1 kit provides new ways for children to learn about science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). It is compatible with Scratch 2.0 programming and controlled with Bluetooth or a 2.4GHz wireless module. The new mBot design comes with a casing specially designed for protecting main control board. The casing is also atomized to safeguard children's eyes from the glare of the onboard LED. Additional new features also include auxiliary wheels, improved button configuration, and a lithium battery holder. Let your young learners can experiment with different programming activities, like playing soccer, line-following, obstacle courses and more

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