12V to 18V Impact Drill Upgrade | National POWERCOSMO EZ6902
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Manual screwdrivers are amazing😁
Good day Sir!
Do you know how to fix a cordless hammer drill that hammer function is not working?
@@johnreyfrancisco8461 It may be that the piston seal ring is aging, you can try to replace it
@@RefurbishmentKJ thank you sir!
So true
Hey there, Gear Show! This is some stellar work on upgrading that drill from 12V to 18V. It’s kind of like adjusting the warp drive on the Enterprise, just on a slightly smaller scale!
It’s great to see your attention to detail and safety while handling power tools. It’s just as important in a home workshop as it is in a starship’s engineering bay!
Your willingness to learn and improve really resonates with me. After all, even in the 24th century, we’re still learning, still improving. Looking forward to the next upgrade. Warp speed ahead, Gear Show!
Another satisfying video from one of my favorite TH-camrs. I love that screwdriver that you used; I haven't ever seen one like that before! As always, excellent job on the restoration.
It's the Mr. Gear Show show! Staring him, Mr. Gear Show! As always, a great pleasure!
Brilliant job it's always a pleasure to follow you through to the end test.
Wowww... a perfectly upgraded vintage National drill driver. It is transformed to a: 18 volt Makitional! 😇 Thanks for the show!
best restoration channel :)
Such a great work as always 👏👏
Awesome work sir we're you I am india living i big hug you great person nice video thanks for the sharing this video I enjoyed the show 😊
Nice👍👍
Всегда с большим интересом смотрю на вашу работу. Как всегда лайк.
I don't think I've ever seen a ratcheting screwdriver like that, neat!
Your screwdriver is messing up with my brain 😅.
This impact drill is so intricate inside.
Another amazing one man, keep the good videos coming.
Já ficou ótima vai deixar melhor ainda
Hello mister beautiful restoration well done
thank you teacher❤❤❤
Great job, thank you brother. You are so talented
God bless this channel and you biggest awesome friend for this amazing new restoration release...😘😘❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🇷🇴
Nice work
Respect to the master👍
Лучший, спасибо за потраченное время!!!
Great job
Pokoknya sipp lah buat upgrade bor cordless nya sipp..dh nunggu lama muncul gitu lho
The only thing I quite didn't fancy is the battery terminal conversion. It would've been nice if you could've kept the battery stock, or reproduce the body using 3d printing.
Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Impressive mecanical screwdriver !
14 minutes of great moment and time
Man, it's awesome watching you work! Do you do you still encounter situations where you can't figure out how something goes back together?
Nice clean up and conversion. Always a good idea to have all your hand power tools using the same batteries. That way you can merely swap batteries from one tool to any other... Thumbs Up!
“It’s perfect”
belo trabalho parabens
Sir please make video on upgrade 12v coldless drill make more powerful or install 775 DC motor place of 550dc motor thanks and please upload regular video of restoration drill and cordless drill.
Nice 18v drill
Nice!
Did you sell off all your electric screwdrivers??? Or just trying something different???? Gotta restore more power drivers I guess.....
I was SO waiting to see what you would do with the rubber padded parts you peeled off.... If there is a way to fix or replace that, I'd love to see it in a future episode....
Great job on this one.
I like the manual screw opener, it's a thing of the past
@ 3:18 ROFL ... I just hate that... When U think U have it under control;... & dam it still flies apart...
Недавно купил очень похожий Панасоник, модель EY6950 GQKW. Аккумы еле держат, немного можно пользоваться, но лучше переделать на литий-ион. А вообще, запас мощности шестерней - колоссальный!
Dude that's a lot of work to avoid buying another one! 😂
You got that right!
I really like your manual screwdriver😅
Never throw aways, used , old , dirty powertools.early years.see.back to works, agains ....early ,tools.are very rare , expensive 's
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Se fosse eu ia sobrar um monte de peças😂
Good
Отлично.
Ah that's another National. I thought this is a reupload.
Brother what is the name of that handheld manual screwdriver
What solution you use in the jar to clean the parts?
what would you do with that modified drill and that 18V motor ?
How You remember order of parts montage? Describe?
Hi, it will work but the motor life time you be reduce drastically.
Yes, you are right
Pls gasoline chain saw restoration
Could the same be done with a 20v battery or will it be too much for the motor to handle?
20v and 18v battery are the same. It's just marketing.
@@procrastinator1842 thank you but I was wondering if it was possible to change 12v to 20v
@colinkinvig7670 it's the same. A 20v tool and 18v tool are the same voltage. It's just the way the manufacturer chooses to advertise it. Example both an '18v' and '20v' lithium battery will have a voltage of 21v at 100% charge, and a voltage of 12.5v at 0% charge. Therefore the manufacturer can call them 15, 18, 20, 21v if they want. They are the same. Dewalt 20V is sold as dewalt 18v in other countries.
@@procrastinator1842 cheers! That’s great to know, thank you for your replies.👍
Indonesia hadir bang 😅
I want one of those yellow screwdrivers you used. What are they called and where do I find one?
You can made drywall screwdriver 220v to 18v makita?
Anh o viet nam ha
I see, early videos, on YT , do have one guys, use hot water to boiled the tools cover ...how crazy 's.
nice screw driver 😂
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Thợ như này mới là thợ
Please make a video on audio amplifier repair Please sir
Not good job becsuse you damaged the origunal drill 12 volt😢😢😢
Old age screw driver using nice