Thanks for the question,the wire gauge I used is 2mm,I actually will be making another video on making a dc motor so I'll appreciate it if you come back to watch it,the video would drop by next week Wednesday

I'll make a video similar to this and then explain the process there,if that's ok by you sir 💛💛

I've actually dismantled this motor but I can revisit it and do something similar

Will really appreciate to see how a DIY motor can be used to generate electricity.

I will do that very soon,just stay tuned

Thanks 👍

No need for UR voice just keep up nice beats like those ones ❤ ur number one subscriber

No need for UR voice just keep up nice beats like those ones ❤ ur number one subscriber

@AjitMajor thanks 😊 I'll like you to tell me what you'll like me to make next and I'll do it in Ur honour

Thanks

Thanks,I figured that out but am glad it wasn't just me

Thanks

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Sorry about that please, I'm not done with that process ok.Am a kind of putting down things to put in there

Nice guess but let's know what others think 😁😁

Why the tears..

About your question,the other time,the connections are made like this:strip off a part of the starting end of the copper wire and wind it around the first commutator then come down to the rotor and wind the wire around it(depending on the composition you want to take, maybe u want to wind it around two or three slots)the when you are done with the winding on the first pole,u strip off another point where the wire would contact the second commutator and after stripping it off,you wind your coil around the comm.and down to the poles and around the slots in the same direction you did it the first time and then repeat.But after you are done winding,take the striped end of the wire to wind around the first commutator,so after winding,you come back to the first commutator and the you are done,put it between two magnets face north south of each other and put powered to the commutator and it starts spinning 🤗🤗

@@Techmodels-x2u Thank you for explaining, I did one some time ago and it rotated 180 degrees, the problem was how the ends of winding are connected to the commutator ..Thanks 🤥🤥🤥

No problem

I actually had the same problem when starting but it's all better now😅😅

Thank you for that suggestion, I'll be posting another video tonight, though it's not the same number of poles but maybe it'll do just fine

Or if u still don't get it, comment and I'll make a detailed video on the same version of motor,and I'll be posting that one by Tuesday morning

@@Techmodels-x2u Oh okay 👍

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Thank you so much,I appreciate it opinion,but pls do well to come back and even invite Ur family and friends 😁😁

Thanks ❤

Nice reply ❤