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#1 Phil Hackett

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Posted 13 February 2026 - 12:39 PM

Just a YouTube short showing commodity-level DC motor production: armature winding, magnet insertion, endbell installation, and retention. Pretty much everything...

 

BTW, we have all seen this motor somewhere other than slot cars but the principle is the same.

 

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Posted 19 February 2026 - 05:32 PM

Looks like they just jam the endbells on with the brush tabs forced over the commutators.

 

Was there any testing until he motors were completely assembled? I expected to see a reject pile of about 20% or did I miss that part?

 

I worked in a place that made lots of alternators and motors but none that  small. At one time we wound windshield washer pump motors. When I was a kid I tried to make them work in a slot car. They were about the  size of the Globe motor. Plenty of torque but no rpm.


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