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Dc Motor Question

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My local Habitat for Humanity or other thrift stores carry lots of el-cheapo hand drills. The battery-powered ones without batteries are especially cheap. It would take some sort of DC power supply to run these.

The older 120V line-powered ones have a series-wound, universal, brushed motors that will run on 120V AC or DC.
 
The end caps are custom. You may be able to cobble a motor in there but is it woth just buying a hole new ceg roller? How much do thay cost?
 
They are 50 and since this is number 2 not very relible. I would rather spend the money and custom it and make it reliable
 
Well I just pulled the motor apart and I think you are correct one winding is solid black. Ugh. Any ideas where I can get a decent motor that will not break the bank?...
Allelectronics. Look in other similar surplus dealers.

Looks like you will have machine some sort of shaft adapter.
 
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Thanks for all the help I will let you know how it turns out. I have an old drill I think I am going to dismantle and use.
 
Ok I dismantled this cordless drill I had. It is a 9.6v battery. Would I be better off going to Big Lots and getting a corded drill for $20? Thinking about it a corded will be ready to plug into the wall, it is all about the mounting. Or will I have a new hurdle doing that?
 
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can you post a photo of the whole thing? all the parts, mounting may be easier than you think.
 
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