Abstract: An electric motor includes a rotor assembly including a rotor shaft and a stator assembly including a plurality of stator segments. Each stator segment includes a core, an insulator at least partially covering the core and including a mounting portion, and a coil winding including a wire lead. The plurality of stator segments include a first stator segment and a second stator segment adjacent the first stator segment in a circumferential direction. The electric motor also includes a printed circuit board assembly coupled to the mounting portions and configured to direct electric current to each coil winding. The printed circuit board assembly includes a plurality of peripheral slots formed at intervals about a periphery thereof. The wire leads are received into the peripheral slots and soldered to electrically connect the wire leads to the printed circuit board assembly.

Abstract: Power tools described herein include a housing, a brushless direct current (DC) motor, a non-conductive terminal mount, and a plurality of terminals. The housing has a motor housing portion, a handle portion, and a battery pack interface. The brushless DC motor is located within the motor housing portion and has a rotor and a stator. The non-conductive terminal mount is located on an outer peripheral surface of the stator and includes an angled surface. The angled surface is not substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the motor. The plurality of terminals is mounted on the angled surface of the terminal mount. Each of the terminals is angled in a first direction such that the terminals are not substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the motor.

Abstract: A power tool includes a housing and an electric motor. The electric motor includes a rotor assembly including a rotor shaft and a stator assembly including a plurality of stator segments. Each stator segment includes a core, an insulator at least partially covering the core, and a coil winding. The insulator includes a mounting portion. The electric motor also includes a printed circuit board assembly configured to direct electric current to each coil winding, and a bus bar assembly attached to at least one of the mounting portions and configured to electrically connect the coil windings to the printed circuit board assembly. The bus bar assembly includes a molded body and a plurality of conductors. The bus bar assembly defines a bearing pocket. The electric motor further includes rotor bearing that is received into the bearing pocket and that supports the rotor shaft for rotation relative to the stator assembly.

Abstract: The disclosure provides, in one aspect, an electric motor comprising a stator and a rotor assembly including a rotor body and a pinion gear integrally formed as a single piece with the rotor body.

Abstract: A power tool includes a housing and an electric motor. The electric motor includes a rotor assembly including a rotor shaft and a stator assembly including a plurality of stator segments. Each stator segment includes a core, an insulator at least partially covering the core, and a coil winding. The insulator includes a mounting portion. The electric motor also includes a printed circuit board assembly configured to direct electric current to each coil winding, and a bus bar assembly attached to at least one of the mounting portions and configured to electrically connect the coil windings to the printed circuit board assembly. The bus bar assembly includes a molded body and a plurality of conductors. The bus bar assembly defines a bearing pocket. The electric motor further includes rotor bearing that is received into the bearing pocket and that supports the rotor shaft for rotation relative to the stator assembly.

Abstract: A steerable toy comprising a rigid, elongated footboard defined by an upper surface and front and rear terminal ends and horizontally supported slightly above ground level by a pair of spaced-apart small diameter wheels flexibly journaled thereunder inboard from the rear terminal end to support a rider in standing position, the front end supported above the ground by a large diameter wheel pivotally attached through an articulatable junction connected through an A-frame to the front terminal end of the footboard and steerable with a handle bar assembly in communication with to the wheel and, a flat portion of the footboard aft of the small diameter support wheels pitched upward at an angle to the footboard for stepping on by the rider to pitch the skateboard upward at the small diameter support wheels during certain maneuvers.