I whipped up a jig using some scraps of wood and plastic that I had. I used
one of the servo horns that came with the servo, and my highly sophisticated
coupler consists of a scrap of 1" round aluminum that was drilled to accept
the shaft of the encoder, with a setscrew to hold things in place.
The encoder is a surplus Oak Grigsby one from somewhere. It has 128 pulses
per revolution, or 512 edges when you start to do quadrature on it.
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