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Thread: Understanding your Cut Motor, Let NORM help.

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    Default Understanding your Cut Motor, Let NORM help.

    Found this YouTube Video where This Old House toured a Porter Cable Plant. Norm got to see a Portable Saw being made. I posted this as seeing a Motor being made from scratch will help you understand the CUT MOTOR as it has the very same parts with the exception of the Shaft Magnet and Flex Shaft slot. Often asked... Why does my Armature have metal missing.... You will see it is part of computer balancing.

    Enjoy https://youtu.be/vffbbb4smAU

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    Quote Originally Posted by Digitalwoodshop View Post
    Found this YouTube Video where This Old House toured a Porter Cable Plant. Norm got to see a Portable Saw being made. I posted this as seeing a Motor being made from scratch will help you understand the CUT MOTOR as it has the very same parts with the exception of the Shaft Magnet and Flex Shaft slot. Often asked... Why does my Armature have metal missing.... You will see it is part of computer balancing.

    Enjoy https://youtu.be/vffbbb4smAU

    AL
    Pretty amazing especially back in 1990! I'll have to see if I can find a newer version on how it's made. Thanks for sharing!

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    They built my saw ! Interesting !!
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    Notice that most of the blue collar were women and ALL of the white collars were men.

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