Thanks for the tip sir, I would love to try that

You're welcome sir, wow thank you for helping the lady sir. We need more gentlemen like you 😇

And thank you sir, glad to help in some ways 😇

Thank you Sir Noli 😇 God bless you and keep safe

Thanks Sir for the support and encouragement 😇 I would definitely try your suggestions Sir. Now I have two mixtures in mind yours and Sir Dave's

You're welcome and thank you sir 😇

You're welcome Sir

Thank you sir 😊

Thanks sir 😊

No problem 👍

You're welcome sir and thank you too! There are many ways to bond wires I myself find it difficult to solder one 😇

If not into electronic,pls do not try this , epoxy is the hell for designers.

Thank you sir

Wow thanks for the info sir. Will try when i have the chance

You're welcome sir and thank you

Salamats kang hehe

Thank you so much 😀

Good day sir, nope I havent tried it yet. But thanks for the info, it may increase the conductivity and bond to the carbon

There is no need of graphite Powder in epoxy... because steel spring contact with carbon....carry the current 😊

You're welcome!

Good day sir, do you mean the carbon brush? What kind of motor do you have

Good day sir, yes you can do that but it makes replacement a little bit difficult as you need to remove the solder before replacing the carbon brush

You're welcome sir ☺️

i've ground down oversize brushes to fit before now and soldered the pigtail as you suggest

Definitely will try this sir

Thank you sa support beb 😘

Good day sir, i have ordered it via shoppee sir online shop. Just search for graphite block

Yes for convenience 🤣

Sorry Sir I cant do that for now

@@JakeMarvinVillegas can u just tell the idea

Sure, I will make a video animation Sir 😉

Good day sir, para po mas conductive yong carbon pero pwedi namn yon wala

I wonder if it is to stop the brush working when it gets too small. this way the brush does not disintegrate in use when it gets real small and smashes itself up as it is jammed against the spinning commutator

You mean sir that blue colored copper sulfate? I think it is used in pesticides

Correct, my friend except here in olde England we spell it copper sulphate. I really don't know the commercial process exactly but worth a try I would think. Best wishes!@@JakeMarvinVillegas

Sure sure i will try your suggestion good sir 😇

Yes Sir, even if its not epoxy as long as it can handle the heat from the commutator and carbon brush its good to go. By any chance do you have an adhesive in mind aside from super glue or epoxy Sir?

It might damage the commutator sir when the carbon brush wore out

@@JakeMarvinVillegas You shouldn't ever be running the Brushes that short. Usually the Mfgr lengths the brush wire to be short enough to stop the brush and cause a loss of contact with the commutator before the original brush wire nut buried inside the brush from coming in contact with the commutator. so just using a short screw which does not have to be self tapping or steel, it can be brass, copper or aluminum can be used safely in the back of the brush to retain the brush wire without hazard. You could also center drill the brush clear thru it's axis with a hole just big enough for the wire then crimp or solder a small shortened piece of uninsulated copper electrical connector for that wire size to one end and after counter boring the center axis hole thru maybe 3/4 of the way from the commutator side of the brush just big enough for the connector piece to slide in and bottom in the counter bored hole retaining it. You would have slightly less brush contact and slightly shorter brush life but it probably wouldn't matter that much especially if You didn't have access to epoxy. if you use to much epoxy you could drastically reduce the amount of electrical contact from wire to brush. But I could be wrong. All this is just crap I derived from reading stuff off the Bath Room Stall Walls in the Head at the Avionics Building while in a Marine Aviation Maintenance Unit.

You mean the windings of the armature sir?

Yes.

😇 thanks dir