Thanks for the input, guys. Thick paper isn't a bad idea... Perhaps I could get away with some thin cardstock. I tried a small dab of Krazy Glue on a gear, but ended up freezing the whole works. Scratch one of my 3 gears (for 2 drives)
Curious - does the middle gear have to be free-moving? i.e. it's not "glued" to the spindle as the other two gears are?
Mention of using paper as a washer has me wondering if I could get away with setting up a dab of rubber cement or even hot-glue on the spindle without touching the gear, using it to constrain lateral movement of the middle gear along the spindle to a minimum... hmm.
I'll see what I can come up with and report back - thanks again for the input
Curious - does the middle gear have to be free-moving? i.e. it's not "glued" to the spindle as the other two gears are?
Mention of using paper as a washer has me wondering if I could get away with setting up a dab of rubber cement or even hot-glue on the spindle without touching the gear, using it to constrain lateral movement of the middle gear along the spindle to a minimum... hmm.
I'll see what I can come up with and report back - thanks again for the input