Electric tool

1. An electric tool including a motor, the motor comprising:

a stator including a stator core and a plurality of coils;

a rotor configured to rotate with respect to the stator core; and

a coil bobbin,

wherein:

the rotor includes:

a rotor core having a circular cylindrical shape;

a plurality of permanent magnets; and

an output shaft held inside the rotor core,

the plurality of permanent magnets are arranged as spokes around a center of the rotor core,

the stator core includes:

an outer cylindrical portion having a circular cylindrical shape; and

a central core arranged inside the outer cylindrical portion,

the central core includes:

an inner cylindrical portion having a circular cylindrical shape; and

a plurality of teeth,

the rotor is arranged inside the inner cylindrical portion,

each of the plurality of teeth includes a body portion protruding outward from the inner cylindrical portion along the radius of the inner cylindrical portion,

with the coil bobbin attached onto the central core and the coils wound around the body portion via the coil bobbin, the outer cylindrical portion is mounted onto the plurality of teeth,

the rotor core includes a high magnetic resistance portion provided on a magnetic path of a magnetic flux generated by the plurality of permanent magnets,

the high magnetic resistance portion has higher magnetic resistance than a portion, surrounding the high magnetic resistance portion, of the rotor core,

the high magnetic resistance portion includes a thinned portion,

the thinned portion has a shorter dimension as measured along an axis of the rotor core than parts, surrounding the thinned portion, of the rotor core,

the rotor core is formed by stacking a plurality of steel plates one on top of another in a thickness direction,

the plurality of steel plates include two or more steel plates having respective thinned portions constituting the thinned portion, and

the two or more steel plates are stacked one on top of another such that the respective thinned portions of mutually adjacent steel plates do not overlap with each other in the thickness direction.

2. The electric tool of claim 1 , wherein

the rotor includes six or more permanent magnets as the plurality of permanent magnets.

3. The electric tool of claim 1 , wherein

in at least one of the plurality of permanent magnets, at least part of the high magnetic resistance portion is provided for at least one of a first part or a second part, the first part and the second part being located on both sides of the at least one permanent magnet along a radius of the rotor core.

4. The electric tool of claim 3 , wherein

the high magnetic resistance portion is provided for each of the first part and the second part, and

a length, measured along the radius of the rotor core, of the high magnetic resistance portion provided for the first part is different from a length, measured along the radius of the rotor core, of the high magnetic resistance portion provided for the second part.

5. The electric tool of claim 1 , wherein

the high magnetic resistance portion includes a penetrating portion penetrating through the rotor core along the axis thereof.

6. The electric tool of claim 1 , wherein

the rotor core includes a void which either penetrates through the rotor core along the axis of the rotor core or is depressed along the axis of the rotor core.

7. The electric tool of claim 1 , wherein

along the axis of the rotor core, both ends of the rotor core are aligned with both ends of the stator core.