Old Drill Restoration | Makita HR2601F AVT Rotary Hammer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2019
- Old Rotary Drill Restoration video
This is Makita HR2601F AVT Rotary Hammer that I bought (20$) it from recycle shop with really poor condition. But after the restoration, it works very well and really powerful.
There are many parts are changed with this drill. I spent around 46$ for spare parts. You can find more detail in the video.
Restoration Price
Makita HR2601F AVT Rotary Hammer - 20$
14:15 Trigger switch - 12$
14:42 Electrical cord - 3$
14:52 Brush holder set - 5$
15:00 Chuck set - 5$
15:10 Bearings - 2$
15:24 Brush set - 3$
15:40 Armature - 15$
18:58 Mode switch spring - 1$
22:38 Side handle - 3$
I hope you find something useful & enjoy from this video!
I am happy to receive your feedbacks, advices, suggestions to improve myself.
!!! I apologize for the mistake if I have made in this restoration !!!
--------------Thank you so much for Likes & Comments-------------- - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This is a amazing restoration of a almost hopeless case! I'm pleasantly surprised that they still produce spare parts for such old tools... thumbs up!
yes parts very easy to replace
I love that you don't have music over the background noise of you working. It is therapeutic. Great video
Great video.
I decided to take mine apart after watching this, it's now in the bin in a hundred pieces and I wish I was dead
thats the best comment ever :)
We all know quality tools survive years of use ( usually ) but this restoration is crazy .
As a Makita guy its great seeing one brought back too life..........😊👍
..Makita should become your sponsor.....so much Makita love here
Dude this has to be your best restoration video yet. That drill looked beyond unrepairable. all the rusty components that thing had inside was intense! Plus the way you got all that old plastic all cleaned up! Some truly amazing stuff man!
I supposed the same, when I was watching the video I thought, how that man might restore this drill, WTF? I have watched the video to the final and the result was awesome.
Nickword 1 what are you taking about? He has a bucket of water with rusty metal,so put this drill in there for a week in order to make this video.
aqib2000 same thought
I can watch these all day
Makita, great quality, affordable spare parts - the fact that you could make that thing, which obviously was submerged in water for quite some time, run again for just 46 bucks really is testament to the fact that the good reputation of this brand is well founded. Great job mate!
Regardless of how much the parts cost etc this was a true restoration...
Not something trying to pass itself off as one...
This man is brilliant! He documents these "restorations" so that he can put everything back! The videos are just a plus!
anyone can repair a very old drill ... but this is a modern drill and I think you are one of the few person in the world that can restore it perfectly.
thank you for sharing your knowledge ,
best regards from Italy
Nice seeing you bring back a quality machine to it’s former glory! 👍🏻
У МЕНЯ СКЛАДЫВАЕТСЯ ТАКОЕ ОЩУЩЕНИЕ, ЧТО КАЖДУЮ СВОЮ "РЕСТАВРАЦИЮ" СПЕЦИАЛЬНО В ВОДЕ ГОД ХРАНИТ ))))))
Он так и делает
КЛАС
Порталенко Алексей +1
У него пара бочек с б\у инструментом для последующего восстановления :))
@@helaceyn4769 Об этом думал всё видео, если посчитать, можно было 2 БУ купить за те деньги, что он в этот вложил)) Но зато КОНТЕНТ! ;)
Makita will always be worth repairing and restoring.
Да не в рентабельности ремонта это видио,а в том что чуваку в кайф из убитого хлама не что рабочее сделать. Новый купить много ума не надо. Респект автору!!!
A good hobby and a feeling of excitement once the restoration is done
It's worth to repair and restore. Nice job man. Thanks
Thank you!
Great job! Most people (including me!) would have not given a second look to this old hammer drill, but you saw the potential and made it into a useful tool again. These cost around $200 new, so you got a bargain!
Oe tambien estas viendo este video de un taladro
One man's trash another man's treasure
Excelente video...no desechar la herramienta, se restaura. Felicitaciones... 👍
10/10 good job
yeah sound good makkita signature :)
Лучшая инструкция по сборке/разборке перфоратора !! 👍💪
Thank you so much!
Лучшая у Александра м Бреста !
Beautiful, inspirational, and entertaining thank you for what you do.
Drill is like new now. Brilliant.
Thank you!
Ох нравятся мне такие видео, когда инструмент обретает вторую жизнь)
Thank you!
Согласен ! В конце зажужжала ,аж улыбнуло !
Смотрю и нервные успокаивает.
Спасибо. Очень качественное видео. Джеймс Камерун отдыхает в сторонке)
Залипательное видео)
After watching this video i decided to buy the same model
Thank you, congratulations
THANK YOU for putting the prices in the description
Makita rotary hammers are immortal. I just restored the hr2470)))
Damn, i would've given up at 0:27 and give that drill a proper funeral.
After I saw the drill inside I nearly given up that time, I tried to find some spare parts at spare parts shop in my city and got them all. I think I could restore it, finally I did it.
Kozure I’d have given up when they wanted $20 for that nasty looking thing
Kozure lapset
@@gear_show It's a good thing that you decided to restore that drill because this is one of best restoration video I've ever seen. I watch a lot of restoration channels, i only watch your channel now. :D
That was amazing, excellent job !
Such a pleasure to watch these videos....Thank you!
인건비도 안나올듯요ㅠ
근데 진짜 대단하다~~!!!
WOW I give you Kudo's!!!! I would have thrown that away. Way to go Dr. Frankenstein, you raised from the dead! Great Video!!!
Wow!! Dude you have a beautiful talent, this is true resto and it can't get any better. If something old has a great sentimental value you're the guy to have it restored. Very nicely done.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👏👏
Estou sem palavras, parabéns, maravilhoso trabalho, adorei.
Cool restoration!
Wouldve been nice if you said which tools and chemicals you were using during the work steps
Thank you for the feedback, I will continue to improve my restoration video.
gear show make a list with time stamps like Black Beard does.
when cleaning the motor winding, to ensure you do not knock the insulation coating off of the wire, i would recommend a tooth brush and a contact cleaner, abrasive wire wheels will knock the coatings off and the motor will become less efficient, and draw much more current.
Yes, thank you for your recommendation.
Bookmarked for future reference.
Can you apply a new coating if it’s been brushed off? What coating would you use? Varnish?
Jughead Jones I don’t think you can very easily, but I may be wrong
HowTo Extreme I believe you’re right since each wire in the winding is supposed to be insulated from every part of the winding. I was just wondering if it could be possible. I don’t know how resistant the insulation coating is to withstand a wire brush but I’ve seen it done in a lot of restoration videos. I’ve seen one dude redo the windings on every motor he restores. Unfortunately I can’t remember his site.
You did a great job! It's back alive and in good shape again. Kind regards from Northreinwestfalia, Germany.
Mind blown..unreal & amazing
Really unsure why this came on my TH-cam equally more unsure why I watch the whole video .. loved it well done. And you must be the fastest dish washer on the planet
He should have put the plastic parts in a dishwasher nothing wrong with that
Everything was fine, but I'm not sure if spraying a clear coat over rubber grip is a good idea...
there isn' t much he can do about the rubber. It' s over molded, it can' t be replaced..
It looks like it chooched good in the end.. so.... maybe it was useful
its always fine :D he dont need anyone Approving his work :D
Not a fan of the clear coating either. A few of them do it. It's a shame but i suppose you just can't get the polish back on plastics and rubber once they've been scrubbed. I thought when he started heat treating with the torch it might work but not so much. I'd actually rather it just be cleaned as well as poss and dull than have the glossy coat. None of which takes from the enjoyment and appreciation. We're all fans here.
Its a great idea. Look! He restored it
I had not anticipated the mechanical part to be so complex. The hammer action and the key-less chuck assembly makes it that complex, I guess. Thanks for sharing. Regards,
Nice that you take your time to make so many clips from so many angles, well done...!
утопленника в работу! молодец !!! удачи !! всем привет из России! Санкт-Петербург
А в Питере на утопленных машинах не ездят ?
Ага, как раз оттудова машины....с островов. Радиоактивные))) город-порт обязывает, хуле
Muito bom 👏 🇧🇷
you are so passion .. love your job. Details & quality was there..good work!!
very educative clip, congratulations man, continue and refurbishes all kinds of tools, you are a model for all of us
Hahaha divers tools
@@johnmc7t6 all kinds of tools, sory my english
Ok. it made me laugh when it said divers tools as if they were used underwater because of the state of them.
th-cam.com/channels/6HFtkUqtFT5HRYQMs3mEWA.html
Такое чувство, что его только русскоязычный народ смотрит))
видео рекомендовано тем, кому интересно, а интересно видимо в основном нашим, потому что у нас парни и девушки с руками, мозгами и работящие
@@Podvodnik77 потому что у нас нет денег на новый!!!
Ярослав Петров Найди работу, горемыка.
@@user-br3wv2yn8m Денег на новый нет, потому что мы бедные, а раз так то цены блядь на новый якорь не 15$ как у него а все 25 минимум. И это скорее всего будет не оригинал как у него а злая китайчатина с алюминевыми проводами. Чем глупее страна тем наглее и богаче барыги.
@@Sergey_La у меня есть работа и есть высшее образование, но к сожалению если ты не комерс или у тебя нет блатных знакомых родственников которые тебя могут устроит, то получать хорошие деньги будет не просто. Если ты хороший учитель, слесарь, инженер, или любой другой просто рабочий человек, то много ты получать не сможешь (исключения есть). Сейчас нужны, бизнесмены.
Thank you sir for sharing your video, how to restored old electric grinder👍
great great job on an item that was way past it's prime!!!!! great patience and detail
anyone else thinking here... "man.. this dude might've worked for Makita before." 🤣
nop
@@michgingras honest
I was LOL!
No talking, just doing.👍
Muy buen trabajo. Recuperaste una máquina hermosa. Saludos desde Argentina
Great job getting that drill back together.
Who would have thought they used Makitas on the Titanic.
Thats is bullshit. Makita was founded 1915, the Titanic was build from 1909-1911 and sank in April 1912.
King Dingeling That was clearly a joke, you must be fun a t parties
@@nathandkreosote9917 The parties I m at, well...
I am not the person, who's laughing loud.
on my own jokes.
King Dingeling, English, do you speak it?
Nope; i am german -> Not a native english speaker
old drill :"he did his magic, and gave me life"
Old drill : but he put my mouth( bit) in wall😅
Witam i pozdrawiam!!Bardzo dokladna renowacka wiertarki Makita!!Bedzie sluzyc na lata!!Przydatne narzedzie wdomu!Dobry pokaz z renowacji!!Tak Trzymac!!
I bet this is the only guy who could mend a broken hart,brilliant
автор конечно красавчик,лайк! но,блин,я б точно не стал так заморачиваться.я сам частенько восстанавливаю инструменты,но в данном случае, имхо-проще новый перф купить😬
Да блиать 😂 у него же это как хобби !!
in future videos can you say what cleaning fluids/sprays/powders you use? thank you for the videos. great to watch and inspiring to fix thing myself.
Sir, your video is excellent, I really liked your passion and attention to detail, thanks a lot for uploading this video, I learnt a lot.
You're a real artist!
Как умудрился хозяин до такого состояния макиту довести? Можно снять видео про хозяина?
Походу чисто подводные работы
Причём относительно новый перф) водолаз блин)
Просто в инструкцию забыли добавить указание - Не кипятить...
@@nowar2071 Ты видел как щетки стерты?)Да чтоб так стереть нужно каждый день батрачить с утра до ночи год)
@@_VladMir_ согласен. Но это не срок для такого перфа. У меня такой с 2006 трудится) не один комплект щеток сменил)
when i'm getting old, can you restoration my body?
Oh haha, wait that time contact me again.
I think making a video must be helpful when remembering how all the parts go back together during reassembly i might do this next time, thanks for your amazing channel!!
Great Job! We need more of this kind of thinking going on. Waste not, want not.
"old" drill... basically a model 10 years newer than my model '-'
General it’s probably a 2017 drill not old at all
@@harveyhaywood4908 But the inside looked ancient, because of all that rust! :O
@@harveyhaywood4908 Yeah, but it looks like it was submerged in water for a year
Alexander Curtis the brushes were wore down pretty low though. Someone had to have used it a lot.
Also was made in China, are the older makitas not made in UK or Japan?
Её что, хранили в болоте? Она же сгнила вся.
Ресторатору конечно респект за пряморукость.
Ее просто соседу на день одолжили.
Как будто новый перф достал, даже кабель смотан под белую макитовскую резинку.
Что мне подсказывает, что спецом её угробили ради видео в ютуб. Типа вот я сделал, уж слишком всё убитое
@@ulubekov.r Есть такие люди, им что в руки не дай, все испоганят, так что тут и специально ломать не надо.
@@user-mr5pt5od6p судя по тому что внутри все гнилое, там года два лежало в сарае на даче, на земле, в луже.
Excelente restauración, saludos desde Mendoza Argentina
Your work admirable! Great Job!
Me: Wow awesome I'll try it with my old rusty pump.
Also me after first screw: Well, is not that awesome. Better buy a new one.
Carmelo Ortega . Your old rusty pump sounds like a euphemism 😂😂
@@Miss_Toots 😂😂
@@Miss_Toots Yeah, right? Giving up after only the first screw didn't help, either! 😁😁
I almost felt like the parts were happy during reassembly process 😂
My favorite vid on here right now
Oh boy, it's fantastic!
How do you remember where all the parts go?
Watching his own video backwards
@@corneliusfriedel5579 awesome reply
he must be an engineer to design this drill ,so he knows how to put it back together lol
7:38 oh man i wish i could brush this fast xD
like machine..haha
Drill brush.
lmao
Very nice job bro !!! Thanks
this was a really challenge to restore, Nicely done :D
Ещё бы обмотку лаком вскрыть.
100% sure this guy don't need to buy new things.
rly? and bearings? im sure he use old ones, and use them in next restoration :D cuz you said he don't need to buy new things :)
except a few parts..
He literally buy the thing in flea market for 20 buck
@comment #1 🤣🤣
Elinize sağlık çok başarılı bir iş
So satisfying:)!
Это как надо обращаться к инструменту, чтобы до такого состояния довести?
Для ролика готовил
Great job!!!
How many hours of work?
Another professional job by Gear Show !! Awesome...
You've improved a lot now over the last two years, and you're more skilled.
OMG where do you live that you can get parts that cheap? In Canada all those parts would have been at least $125 if not more.
TVCanT maybe he live in japan :)
My guess India 🇮🇳 great Videos love em 👍🏼🇬🇬
Yeah, things are crazy expensive here. And the weakened state of the dollar doesn't help.
Cambodia.
Wie oft hast Du Dir die Demontage anschauen müssen um es wieder richtig zusammenzusetzen ? 😊
I spent 6 days for the project. Disassembly and assembly is just few hour, but finding spare parts and clearing is really taking time.
@@gear_show Do these for a living, if it can't be fixed in 30/45 mins cost to repair gets to high -> scrapbin. Nice to see one that survived ;-)
Unbelievable resto! Very Well Done!!!
Thank you!
Dude I'm only halfway in and you sir are pure magic please teach me your ways.
Просто поменял всю внутрянку. Проще новый купить и не париться (и дешевле будет).
Если бы поменял всю, вышло бы в 10 раз дороже.
так ему в 70 баксов встала макита эта. В бу состоянии так сказать. за 4500 можно взять например хитачи FDV16VB2-NV с тем же самым быстрозащимным патроном и не заниматься херней) Еще и минимум день потерял на работу, а она тоже бабла стоит. Хотя я так понимаю тут работа ради работы, контент такой. Цифры побоку. Имеет право на жизнь. Судя по кол-ву подписоты, народу нравится такое.
@@nitroglicirin для чего люди восстанавливают москвичи и запорожцы если можно купить за эти женьги бу мерс и бмв.
@@nitroglicirin хитачи,запчасти хрен найдешь и дорого.
@@timurseuidov3860 Да можно такую же макиту купить новую за 12 чем ее восстанавливать, ну пусть ему она встала в 4500, а его рабочий день ? еще деньги, и причем эта макита восстановленная не прослужит ему как новая! Пустая трата времяни и сил!
Electric drill : Can't you just let me rest in peace.
Gear show : Nah, you have not dug your hole yet. This one is going to be bigger.
LOL
Amazin job bro, another great work
no me perdí todo el vídeo excelente trabajo felicidades.
nice job but paint on plastic doesn't really stick unless it's special paint and i kinda doubt it was
True, and the black part he painted is rubberized so it's definitely not going to stay on for long
this is the drill they found on the titanic
It's incredible how you do this. Love it!!
wonderful work for a great machine 👍
Нормально так восстановил)) А потом на ebay - муха даже не сидела)))