here are some pictures of the motor:
![DZMmw2Q.jpg]( "DZMmw2Q.jpg")
Fully assembled. Four phases and a small part of the coil visible.
![lmdI2Uz.jpg]( "lmdI2Uz.jpg")
Housing disassembled, rotor still inside.
![tcF6LCb.jpg]( "tcF6LCb.jpg")
Housing and rotor disassembled.
![LWsA1GN.jpg]( "LWsA1GN.jpg")
Housing and rotor disassembled.
I (again, unsuccessfully) tried to get out the stator. Is there a trick to do that or might it be glued to the metal housing of the nema17 motor?
Do you mean to solder the wires outside of the housing? I'd prefer soldering inside (i.e. the cable as a whole), as it would look cleaner and I assume such a rigid connection as a soldering joint would negatively affect longevity of the cable due to the movement.
Also I hoped to get an insight, how to repair the motor in case of lead fracture - im building a prusa i3 with a wades extruder, so the cables would eventually fracture, i guess.
Thank you a lot for your help. If there is any more information you would need, I'd gladly try to provide it.
Fully assembled. Four phases and a small part of the coil visible.
Housing disassembled, rotor still inside.
Housing and rotor disassembled.
Housing and rotor disassembled.
I (again, unsuccessfully) tried to get out the stator. Is there a trick to do that or might it be glued to the metal housing of the nema17 motor?
Do you mean to solder the wires outside of the housing? I'd prefer soldering inside (i.e. the cable as a whole), as it would look cleaner and I assume such a rigid connection as a soldering joint would negatively affect longevity of the cable due to the movement.
Also I hoped to get an insight, how to repair the motor in case of lead fracture - im building a prusa i3 with a wades extruder, so the cables would eventually fracture, i guess.
Thank you a lot for your help. If there is any more information you would need, I'd gladly try to provide it.