Take one of the black chassis layers. All three layers are identical.
Align it on your table as shown on the left. Note that the panel is not symmetrical - look on the left to see that rectangle cut out? make sure its aligned as you see here!
Attach two of the brass standoffs onto the black chassis layer.
The standoffs should be screwed into the second set of holes from the outer edge - meaning the two interior holes.
Turn over the plate
Attach the white freewheel into the exterior hole closest to the rectangular opening.
The white freewheel should be on the opposite side of the chassis of the standoff.
Turn over the plate again
Take your assembled wheels and fit them into the chassis layer.
There are 2 slots on the black panels that you attached to your motor that should fit perfectly into the chassis layer.
The metal front of the motor will be pointing toward the side of the chassis where you placed your white freewheel
Place the next layer of the chassis on top of the motors. In this photo we didn't line up the second plate just like the first plate (note the off-set rectangle cut out) - this might fit for you or you might have to line them up with the same cutout to get a good fit.
The two slots on the black panels you attached to the motors should fit perfectly into the next chassis layer. This sandwiches the motors in place so they can't slip
Screw in the chassis layer by attaching to the brass standoffs
