Guru
Joined: 26/09/2020
Location: AustraliaPosts: 497
| Posted: 01:09am 13 Oct 2023 |
We used a lot of wooden formers when I was an apprentice, but as Murphy suggested they had a layer of insulation taped to them to allow the coil to slide off.
We used slot insulation that had a layer of mylar on the outside.
Mylar side to the coil and they came off fairly well.
Other than that if the wooden former is cut on a diagonal so it is made up of two wedges then the former can be removed fairly easily. But use insualtion on them to make them slide without damaging the windings
Pete