Abstract: A power tool includes a housing, an output shaft supported by the housing for rotation about an axis, a battery terminal selectively operable to receive a DC power supply from a battery, and a receptacle selectively operable to receive an AC power supply from an AC power source. The power tool further includes a motor operable in a first power mode, in response to receipt of the DC power supply, to rotatably drive the output shaft, and also operable in a second power mode, in response to receipt of the AC power supply, to rotatably drive the output shaft. The power tool also includes a mechanical interlock movable between a first position in which the interlock inhibits the flow of the AC power supply to the motor and a second position in which the interlock inhibits the flow of the DC power supply to the motor.

Abstract: An electric motor comprising a motor body formed by a set of laminations defining a longitudinal axis, the laminations defining a plurality of slots and a plurality of poles extending generally parallel to the longitudinal axis. Each of the slots includes a winding positioned therein and a heat sink member positioned within a portion of the slots. The heat sink member is a single continuous member that passes through the portion of the slots. Alternatively, the electric motor can include a plurality of heat sink members and a common heat sink member, with a portion of the slots including at least one heat sink member. Each of the heat sink members is coupled to the common heat sink member.