I love that you don't use fancy tools to do this, just amazing skill. It looks like you're teaching some newer people how to do it as well. I would get totally mixed up with which wires went where.
Thank you for video. I am electrian and I work on DC motors and AC Motors at my job. We have a 5,000 HP DC motors for 2,000HP motors I work on. I love watching the process of rewinding and I have wanted to see video on commutator being made and you have it on here thank you!
Hi Guys, I can watch you lads working all night. Excellent Craftsmanship - Hypnotic to watch. If you were doing that rewinding over here you would be in the money. old Tom Scotland.
Przepiękna świetnie wykonana praca i elegancko pszewinięty wirnik tylko nie potczebnie był wytoczony wirnik i tyle malowania pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku i tego kanału na RU-vid świetna naprawdę robota 👍👍👍👍
Tres cosas super imprecionantes: - TRABAJO PARA TODOS - TRABAJO EN EQQUIPO ...TRABAJO A PURA CHANCLA Tres herramientas fundamentales donde la humildad el reconocimiento y la oportunidad establecen los canales de la sabiduria para que el espiritud pueda alcanzar sus metas en viaje infinito por el universo! Desde Santiago de Cali - Valle del Rio Cauca! Abrazos!
Éste no es sólo un embobinado, es un verdadero trabajo artesanal. Lo que me llama la atención también es que no usan uniforme, ni equipo de seguridad industrial. Pero trabajan muy bien. Saludos desde México.
Класс!!! Всегда приятно смотреть как из страшного и напрочь "убитого" движка с помощью умелых мозгов и рук получается вот такая "Конфетка"!!! Спасибо за Видео!!!😎😀
Da gusto verlo funcionar, pero deberían probarlo con carga también para medir los parámetros reales, no me extraña que suden antes de arrancarlo y ver que funciona, es un trabajo titánico. Impresionantes esos reóstatos que tienen para regular la velocidad.
Impressive work, that motor would have been put out to a recycling yard, no one here in the UK would even think that the motor could be saved and reused.
I was thinking the exact same thing! Here in the UK that motor would have been scrapped for the copper, but its amazing to watch a rebuild like this. Great work!
@@majedaelectricworkshop gdybym mieszkal u was pomogl bym wam , tez wykonuje takie naprawy , tylko warunki warsztatowe i techniczne mam lepsze - pozdrawiam
well a balancing machine would be a good investment, even if you manage this good, rotors a usaly dynamic balanced on both ends and the entire lenght. and some safty shoes for the workers, you guys are in risk of develop donald duck feet at any time. here in Norway we have HMS, witch is helth enviroment and saftey regulations, this is done every year (safty for all in the house ) . and try to get a smooth surface on the commutator, somtimes unessasary sparks becauce of rough surface damage this unit, and be cairful with the hammer and hard tools, enameled wire is esaly damaged. but i think with the tools you have in hand, you guys do a great job.Here jobs like this is done i a verry smaale scale, usaly motors are replaced with new ones. labour is to expensive.
Excellent workmanship, the fiberglass insulation may attract moister and lower insulation resistance, proper varnishing should avoid this, use some sort of tank to pour and varnish, and H class varnishing need 155 Deg Curing for at least 8 hours, cleaning - drying - varnishing - curing (155 Deg C) Also I did not see the dynamic balancing, hope you guys have taken care of the balancing as well. Overall good work ! I know how hard is to do motor rewinding.
There are subtitles for the various but I wish that there was more explanation as to what was happening at each step. I like the way that marks are used for reassembly of the housing but am concerned about exposed live wires close to the concrete floor.
