High slot fill motor armature
AssigneeMilwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
InventorsJeffrey C. Hessenberger, Alan Yeadon, Brandon Verbrugge, Michael Kolden, Dennis J. Cerney
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AssigneeMilwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
InventorsJeffrey C. Hessenberger, Alan Yeadon, Brandon Verbrugge, Michael Kolden, Dennis J. Cerney
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A method of manufacturing a motor for a power tool includes providing an armature configured to be coupled to a shaft. The armature includes a yoke and a first tooth and a second tooth that extend radially outward from the yoke to define a slot between the first tooth and the second tooth. Each of the first tooth and the second tooth include an inner end adjacent the yoke and an outer end opposite the inner end. The method further includes coupling a first wire guide member to the outer end of the first tooth, coupling a second wire guide member to the outer end of the second tooth, winding wire into the slot, after winding wire into the slot, compressing the wire radially into the slot, uncoupling the first wire guide member from the first tooth, and uncoupling the second wire guide member from the second tooth.
A method of manufacturing a motor with a shaft having an axis of rotation for a power tool comprising:
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