January 8, 2026
Description
When upgrading the motor e.g. to a 280 big block or Injora m180, the ESC has to be moved from it's standard position. This bracket allows it to be relocated above the motor so that the standard doesn't have to be moved or extended. The gap between the motor and the bracket is to allow for head dissipation (obviously won't work if you have a heatsink.
Installation requires 2*m2 screws (e.g. the ones which included with the Injora motor) and some double sided tape to mount the ESC.
Design/installation note: the top holes on the shock tower aren't threaded so I had to use only the lower ones. The bracket should be pretty stable but you can use a piece of filament as a dowel dowel through the top holes in the shock tower and the corresponding holes in the bracket.
Printing note: I printed this in ASA using the generic profile with an 80oC bed temperature (it's just what was on my printer at the time). I expect this bracked will be ok in PETG, PCTG, or any other high temperature filament. PLA might soften and deform due to heat from the motor but I haven't tested this.
License:
BY-NC-SA
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