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The Boy Mechanic, Book 2

Book 2 — Holding Small Armatures for Winding

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Procure a strip of sheet metal, 6 in. long, 1 in. wide, or as wide as the armature core is long, and 3/32 in. thick. Bend this into a U-shape, as shown, and file each end similar to the barb on a fishhook. Drill two holes for a bolt to pass through the sheet-metal ends. Fasten a screw or bolt in the center of the bend, to be used for gripping in a chuck or polishing head. Core segments can be quickly wound with this device.—Contributed by Geo. B. Schulz, Austin, Illinois.

Illustration from The Boy Mechanic, Book 2: 1000 Things for Boys to Do

Armature Cores are Easily Revolved to Fill the Core Openings with Insulated Wire

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