Thanks for the information. It is indeed tedious. What I do is with a wire cutter cut each section at each end. Then I start pulling each wire piece from one end with the pliers. The section will eventually get loose enough for the rest to come out easily. It's not fun, though, when the wire is covered with some type of varnish so I wear a goggles and face mask. Thanks again. Your explanation is right to the point and easy to follow.

dremel works good, then unhook the ends and unwind the wire, sometimes it works great sometimes not, on the good ones you can just hold the wire and drop the rotor and it unwinds itself.

Excellent video brother, Thanks for sharing your experience with the scrapping community. New sub to your channel.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

I'm sure if you look at your work vs $ this isn't a win. But, all scrappers are different and have different goals. Good video on how you do it!

great info, never thought about using that saw and cut the plastic parts ;) great video

No doubt we have all done it that way, then stopped. I throw the bigger ones in my wood stove, but weigh the rest in as motors. you will always get a time vs return comparison comment, but if its a hobby or a "saving the planet" thing then the enjoyment you gain is priceless, some good scrapper channels in the comments .

Good video thanks

Thanks for all your help I will give it a try keep safe and well and more vids please cheers

Very interesting, I've burnt a half dozen in a fire and cleaned that way, but I didn't really like doing it with fire. Generally, I sell them as motors at 85c to $1.10 / kg without doing anything with them. Very good demonstration though, thanks.

How to remove solution on armature

We found that if we just set them in the Kiln for a couple of minutes and burn that rubber insulation off the inside of it you can just pull them out with your fingers

I just cut one side off, then pull out the copper from the other end. No need to cut both ends.

I would help my gramps almost 55 years ago and he would burn them and I would unwind them by hand.

thanks .. it is one of the few copper piece that i just sell at copper motor price , too tedious for me.

Seems like a ton of work for very little return. How much time do you think you spend on each motor? I think I would turn in as an electric motor and be done with it.

Hi buddy I just subbed to your channel. have you tried putting some of the roters in a old wood burner ?it will melt all the plastic and glue resin on the roter. I have videos on my channel of stripping all the copper of the roter. The end bit is called the comnucator .copper teeth 👍

Would been nice to actually show us.

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Most of the time the copper is aluminium in the motor check first or it not worth the bother

Dam..idk if this is worth it...

Throw them in the fire Depending on what type of fire you use I can burn 6 to 8 at a and have them burnt and stripped by time I've done 2 by hand At the end of the day It's all no2 copper which ever way you get it out 👍♻️👍♻️👍♻️👍♻️👍

Knock the shaft out first

time consuming is good as you don’t have time to waste your $$$ on stuff you don’t want or need 🤔