Repairing a Warranty Makita DBO180 sander, but the warranty dosent cover abuse.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- How to strip and rebuild a Makita DBO180 Sander that will kit run.
Customer was sanding damp paint that glued the insides together.
This one was a warranty, but it was not covered under the makita warranty. As it was abuse that caused the damage and not Makita.
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There are people that don't deserve power tools. 😂😂
You cant fix stupidity🙄
Some people should not own a Hammer
Was it really paint or body filler? You can't imagine why anyone would sand wet paint, the sanding disc would fill up and make a right town-halls of the surface.
Looks like body filler to me.
Brings back many memories i used to work on the production line building this exact model.
Hi Dean am loving your tools videos specially as I'm like a lot a tool freak lol, I admired your knife & scrapper so much I had to get myself 1, there very strong and robust for sure. Stay safe!
Well done Doc another successful diagnosis.
The word 'ijeet' springs to mind relating to the owner on this one!
The phrase 'It's not rocket science' also! Dear, oh dear.
The finish on that paint must have been mint
Hi Dean, another great video, thank your for your great content. I run Bosch tools and have multiple sanders, Have had a few of them over twenty years old now. I strip and clean them inside periodically. Haven't had to replace anything even bearings to them yet. Only the velcro pads. There are some good Chinese pads out there now and they work well. I now run interface pads on them and it saves your sander pad from going bad.
A great little tool- great build quality.
I bought a cheap 40eur orbital sander just for finish a pair of dry wall patches 😂, the instructions says DO NOT USE FOR DRYWALL OR PLASTER. Still working fine tho
DB01? You sure that’s not a Makita but an early Aston Martin? Haha.
Hopefully the owner will watch this .He might be a little embarrassed Thanks Dean
Nice repair Dean
I reckon that's body filler rather than paint.
People who are in construction trade should watch your videos so atleast they know what is wrong with thier tool when there is something.
My guess as others have said, bondo.
could be, classic bondo has this blue colored hardener that looks a lot like it, also seemed to brittle for paint. But if it is, there is a setup time of max 30min, when it"s a bit warm it already powders in 10min. Which makes the whole thing extra stupid.
Wonder what that dust bag looks like!🫣
Would putting the disk with hooks into an ultrasonic cleaner be enough to break up the paint with out damaging the Velcro hooks?
Looks like it could be fiberglass not paint???
More than likely the owner gave the sander to the apprentice !
Who the hell sands wet paint 😮 jesusss
The owner of that sander obviously.
Sanding is maybe also not the correct definition. Sanderpaper will gum up within seconds and be useless. Then you are just rubbing wet paint against other wet paint 😁. The substance seemed pretty brittle and hard, so i'm not even sure if it was paint. Most latex based paint will stay a bit flexable.
@@Stefan_Kawalec it’s not OBVIOUS as he could have lent it to a friend ahole
@@crapiecorn yeah looks a bit like filler/putty.
Bondo?
If stupidity was a disease
If you ever noticed you made an oopsie and the paint you thought was dry was still wet, is there any good tips on cleaning the sander before the paint dries?
Same as Dean did, few screws and give it a clean out. You won't get it clean without taking it apart and they really aren't hard to put back together.
I'd be to ashamed to bring it to the repairshop!
I wish you were in Australia.lol. Places that repair are few and usually a minimum $80aud charge. That's why everyone throws away instead of repairing. Major waste
Amazing that you only charge a tenner to fix that... Repairing electronic stuff for a living is not a lucrative buisness to be in at all... I used to repair music equipment fulltime when I was living in London, At least 1/3 the stuff I repaired I lost money on.. Yokes only worth 200 quid, I can fix it but its a spare part and 3 hours work.. Lad doesnt want to pay.. Im already 2 hours in trying to find the problem...
Or another common one was, I tried my best but couldnt fix it.. Ive spent 6 hours on it.. I cant charge him full whack for somthing thats arriving back in the same state it left...
The variables used to do my head in.. In the end I got out of it..
🤨 ~ whatever it was, it only jammed the dust fan and hadn’t affected anything else
Look after ya tools and they will look after you ?
The owner must be a complete simpleton to not realise what the problem was. 😜
My Dear Brother Dean, what could you use to remove that paint in the velcro section without melting the plastics ? Laquer Thinner, Paint Thinner, Acetone, Isopropyl Alcohol, Goo Gone or ?
A wire brush
@@Cormacmoore1 the question was addressed to Dean not you
@@darylhudson777 You keep doing that 😂 are you autistic? The comment section is open to the public
@@darylhudson777🤦
Try not being an idiot, that might help
Hey Dean kan je een makita radio maken want ik heb ook een kapotte makita radio helaas 😢
What's the problem ? There is not a whole lot you can repair on Makita radio's, it's mostly broken circuit boards ...
I have one of these sanders it’s stopped oscillating but still vibrates any ideas
the bearing on the base has jammed up
@@deandohertygreaser hi nope that’s fine it will start oscillating as some as it touches the work it just vibrates head know longer spins ? An it’s been to makita they say it’s fine it’s a 2021. Hears the kick I use it up side down it’s fine 😂😂😂🤣
Hello everyone 👋 Does anyone know the name of that website where you can buy the Makita parts ? Cheers
Just search for the part number and then google it. There are multiple suppliers depends on your country.
Miles tools have lots of diagrams for various brands, just Google "Miles tools"
Anyone know why these arent made in the uk anymore? The china ones are a different quality and colour of plastic.
price? people want price( as cheap as posible) so lots of manufactury goes where chiepest to make- china
Price? 😂😂😂😂😂
Possibly price… but strange when it was made in the uk but no longer isnt.
Ive bought one of these and its been rubbish since day 1, soon as you put any pressure on it it stops spinning doesnt matter what speed your on. Zero power 😅
I dont get why people would need a "cordless" sander, a corded one is more powerful, lighter, doesnt run out of battery and you have to hook it on a vacuum anyways if youre doing any serious sanding.
@@bladeoflucatiellaziness ... aint got time to be plugging things in lol
I think that velcro is a nylon based plastic. Maybe a soak in Acetone is the answer?
The customer can do that 😂
The velcro is gone, they heat up and melt due to the friction, dont ask me how I know. I use orbital sanders for drywall. The trick is to use an interface pad so you wont ruin the original velcro.
@@zaxmaxlaxI consider the velcro pad a consumable part, so to me there's no point in buying a Sander that doesn't have replacement pads available. You can get the Amazon generic ones but they are crap quality
Dean, please stop tapping the boxes it is so irritating.
It’s deans personer,such a pathetic unneeded comment jog on fella imo 🫵🏻💯
Could you please post a link or some keyword for the equivalents for the bass please? I think I messed up mine while sanding concrete🫠