Hello teacher....every restoration is really unmissable....it would be nice....if you upload a PDF file to see the calculations, measurements and data to carry out those mastery you do...thanks for such good videos. ..!....Thank you
I was a little worried about installing the blade after reading a couple of reviews. But it was amazingly easy. Took about 1 minute. Works great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxjpBI8OOeUXib_iT7UomCrQ-uauwZJ62c . Cuts easily and is perfect for pocket cuts I needed to make for replacing some old deck boards.
I guess with all the heavy equipment that I don't have like a bench top drill, lathe machine and hydraulic press I guess it's cheaper to buy a cordless circular saw. Though I really enjoy watching this video. I'm a hobbyists woodworker not an industrial mechanic or machinist. I just love using power tools.
Turned out to be a success. I'm a bit concerned about the connection between the gear where the saw blade is attached and to the small engine. There is no connector or a stable strong connection. That with time will be actually loose and in the end it should be welded.
Teacher, This is a great work. I am bowled over by your work done in methodical manner. I have a doubt: I couldn't see it fully.. have you used a Power core 775 motor in this machine? Please reply.
Good video as usual, although I love when you rewind the coil to use it with DC current ( even if I still don't understand how you know which wire gauge to use and how many turns you have to do ! ), instead of replace the motor with a DC one ;) Thank you for your work :) PS : are you Japanese, chinese or from another country ? ( Sorry I can't read the characters on the stickers )
It's not hard to identify which characters are from which country "viet,jap,china,korean" I thought he was Japanese because most of the tools are tools made in Japan, but someone said that he's from Vietnam? Lol
@@Nauj1017 oh actually he is from Cambodia. th-cam.com/video/Z84p9hbfPxE/w-d-xo.html&feature=share He replied to "juan ignacio" comment: : my farm is located in Cambodia".😉 i hope i helped.
Do you need circuit borad in power tool that manufacturers put? I have dead 12v circuit board and motor in 12v circular saw. I would like to replace only motor and trash the circuit board.
What was the point of disassembling the rotor when it wasn't going to be used on the project? It can't be copper recovery since the value there was is too little to bother with.
Congratulations great idea, Fantastic job, I personaly prefer restore things to be work great again like it was before, but sometimes ,,,, u know better, good job mate ☺ I watch this with passion, good luck, 😉Btw, nice video edition, great to see it, have a patronite maybe???
I love the content and appreciate the work, but i dont understand why you went through the trouble of undoing the entirety of the winding of the old motor, only to replace it with a new one?
I am sorry if I am not true, but in my opinion, the conversion using such DC motor is questionable, as the torque depends not only on the motor´s wattage (much lower than the original 110v motor), but also depends on the diameter (and lenght) of internal rotor inside the motor. Since the new rotor is almost 4 times smaller in diameter and lenght than the original one, and you keep the gear ratio, I think the final torque will be useless for cutting. I have not seen the "battery pack" during the demo cuts although I was interested on it.
It turned out great, but I should have tested the cut on light and hard wood when it was on 110v. and after that changed to 20v. To know if it has the same torque, the same force. Here's the tip.👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Good restore
日本には、古い中古電動工具を格安で売っている「リサイクルショップ」があります。あなたの動画を見ていると、勇気が出ました！勉強になります！
私はそれを聞いてうれしい。
Tehnik pemulihan yang sangat baik perkenalkan saya dari indonesia🎉
Sama-sama, dan selamat kepada Indonesia untuk Sea Game 2023! 🎉🎉🎉
This is from the future! Your label says gear show June 2022! 😆
He’s on the other side of the international date line, so he’s a month ahead of the West…
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Qvz
Ottimo lavoro, complimenti 👍👍👍👍👍👍
오늘도 역시 기다린 보람이 있네요 대단하십니다 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
한국인 찾았다! 님께선 이 채널을 좋아하나 보네요.
Комментарий в поддержку ролика и канала, а также труда мастера.
Parabéns seus vídeos são os melhores de todos no TH-cam. Cada modificação fica muito boa.
8:10 You're a damn magician
Nice job!
Thanks!
Iam ur big fan
From India 🇮🇳
Another quality conversion but those exposed wires from the battery look like trouble.
I thought the same thing. Everything else looks good.
Excellent work 👍👍👍 . Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Gratidão GearShow!
This is such great work you do!
I always fall in love with those beautiful old new tools 😍
Great job, thank you brother. You are so talented
Great Job Sir.
Thank you!
wow you never fail to impress amazing job love it
Wow, thank you!
Wow very amazingly restore work sir every part by part detail showed thanks a lot 👍😊👌.
Good paint job
Keep using this paint in other builds
From start to finish, how long do these restorations take on average? Couple of hours or days?
You my friend are a genius!!!💯💢💥👍
Thank you so much!
Hello teacher....every restoration is really unmissable....it would be nice....if you upload a PDF file to see the calculations, measurements and data to carry out those mastery you do...thanks for such good videos. ..!....Thank you
Udah saya tunggu"lama baru muncul Cordlessnya...
I was a little worried about installing the blade after reading a couple of reviews. But it was amazingly easy. Took about 1 minute. Works great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxjpBI8OOeUXib_iT7UomCrQ-uauwZJ62c . Cuts easily and is perfect for pocket cuts I needed to make for replacing some old deck boards.
Good video my friend
Thanks for the visit, my friend.
Brilliant job very well done ******* from UK
Great video from Gear Show!
I guess with all the heavy equipment that I don't have like a bench top drill, lathe machine and hydraulic press I guess it's cheaper to buy a cordless circular saw. Though I really enjoy watching this video. I'm a hobbyists woodworker not an industrial mechanic or machinist. I just love using power tools.
Great work greetings from Poland
Thank you very much!
Amazing skill
Turned out to be a success.
I'm a bit concerned about the connection between the gear where the saw blade is attached and to the small engine. There is no connector or a stable strong connection. That with time will be actually loose and in the end it should be welded.
*I like the dividers in your pliers drawer. Did you make it or buy it?*
Love how much you know what you're doing bud 👍👍👍. 😎
Thanks 👍
Teacher, This is a great work. I am bowled over by your work done in methodical manner. I have a doubt: I couldn't see it fully.. have you used a Power core 775 motor in this machine? Please reply.
Great job and good luck 👍
Excellent idea. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
Olá sou do Brasil e irei passar uma jigsaw eletrica 220v para 21v padrão makita, a inspiraçao foi seus videos. 👍🏻
A wonderful work. An inspiration for me try out. Also my belated Wishes for A Very Happy New Year 🎊🎉 2023.
Are you lucky when the new motor fits into the old armature like a glove or do you do some previous research and try to find a matching one?
I congratulate you on the incredible transformation, I do have doubts about the motor that works at 12 volts, is it easy to get?
Good video mate. Keep going. 👍
Good video as usual, although I love when you rewind the coil to use it with DC current ( even if I still don't understand how you know which wire gauge to use and how many turns you have to do ! ), instead of replace the motor with a DC one ;) Thank you for your work :)
PS : are you Japanese, chinese or from another country ? ( Sorry I can't read the characters on the stickers )
I think He mentioned Vietnam once.:)
But almost all the power tool that he restored is from Japan. I wonder where he got it from..
@@Alazim7890 South East Asia using japanese tool since long long time ago. Thats why most of his restored tool were from japan.
It's not hard to identify which characters are from which country "viet,jap,china,korean"
I thought he was Japanese because most of the tools are tools made in Japan, but someone said that he's from Vietnam? Lol
@@Nauj1017 oh actually he is from Cambodia. th-cam.com/video/Z84p9hbfPxE/w-d-xo.html&feature=share
He replied to "juan ignacio" comment: : my farm is located in Cambodia".😉 i hope i helped.
Wow amazing master👍
Thank you very much
отличная работа !!!но боюсь акум отвалится при первом падении
Doesn't need a welding or pins between motor and gear axis?
I worry about wear out
1:08 wow 😱 i want these box with stuff too 🤪
bold and impressive. original brushed motor setup was about 3/4hp. on the dc motor i do wish we knew hp or watts or torque @ 20V
parabéns gostei da ideia. Dificil encontrar os acessórios.
Parabéns, belíssima restauração, sua restauração ficou perfeita
the fitment of the motor couldnt have worked out better holy
Do you need circuit borad in power tool that manufacturers put? I have dead 12v circuit board and motor in 12v circular saw. I would like to replace only motor and trash the circuit board.
To coin a Vulcan phrase:
Fascinating
Thanks
What was the point of disassembling the rotor when it wasn't going to be used on the project? It can't be copper recovery since the value there was is too little to bother with.
What do you use to lubricate the drill? What kind of lubricant is this?
К сожалению я не могу назвать это идеально выполненной работой
You seem to have stopped the mesmerizing activity of rewinding the motor, any particular reason?
3:30 For very capacious batteries
i was expecting to rewind the original motor but still prefect work
Congratulations great idea, Fantastic job, I personaly prefer restore things to be work great again like it was before, but sometimes ,,,, u know better, good job mate ☺ I watch this with passion, good luck, 😉Btw, nice video edition, great to see it, have a patronite maybe???
Thank you very much! I'm glad you like this video.
Есть не большое сомнение, что моторчик(очень похож по мощности как у шуруповёрта) сможет работать под нагрузкой
Хорошо помечено
Nice job good work
Thank you! Cheers!
muito show o trabalho ✌
if the motor can be such small for a saw, how come the modern saw from each brand still having a size motor?
What is the brand and model of the white impact screwdriver used in the beginning on the video?
Great job ❤
Thank you! 😄
отличная работа..вот только без платы bms аккумулятор разрядится в ноль..надо ставить всегда плату контроля напряжения..
I love the content and appreciate the work, but i dont understand why you went through the trouble of undoing the entirety of the winding of the old motor, only to replace it with a new one?
I never read your code, what is that?
Haven't seen you workinh bolts driver AC100v _switch to DC21v?
Exposed wires in the final product? For all the effort put into this, I'm surprised.
請問噴的那是什麼顏色的漆，look so good❤
So you cannot just wire the cords to a battery, you have to modifiy the motor somehow?
that motor fit! 👍
Is the torque the same? The power differs significantly, 775 is only about 100W, but the original motor was 650W.
The torque isn't the same.
@@gear_show Thank you. I like your videos!
What is the size of drill to make a hole for motor attachment
I am sorry if I am not true, but in my opinion, the conversion using such DC motor is questionable, as the torque depends not only on the motor´s wattage (much lower than the original 110v motor), but also depends on the diameter (and lenght) of internal rotor inside the motor. Since the new rotor is almost 4 times smaller in diameter and lenght than the original one, and you keep the gear ratio, I think the final torque will be useless for cutting. I have not seen the "battery pack" during the demo cuts although I was interested on it.
See what happens when you get the right tools to do the right job you actually are able to fix things the right way 👍👌✌️😎🕊️✝️
Great video. Could you do one with a cloth iron, turning it from cord to cordless, please?
I don't know anyone who irons cloth's??
@@dunc71 what a bummer! I was hoping to see how it could be done so I can do it with my cloth iron.
@@DenisWMF do you really iron cloth's or is your iron made of cloth? I'm confused
@@dunc71 I do iron my clothes. I wear a lot of shirts and other clothes that needs ironing after a dryer cycle.
@@DenisWMF ok but what about cloth's?
Great video! 😊 Would you share where do you get those extra-long drill bits? Thanks!!
The old MAKITA has a new life.
Yes, it is.
I always wondered where to use 9mm socket. Not 10 not 13, 9 for a main bolt for the main blade. Interesting!
You must have great skill because for me, pressing the old shaft onto the new motor, never works. It always comes loose.
مبدع .. أحسنت 👍
What kind of paint do you use?
It's called hammertone paint
Good for any industrial use
que es el liquido blanco que le hechas al momento de perforar el metal
Почему не используете аккумуляторы Makita для модернизации?
It turned out great, but I should have tested the cut on light and hard wood when it was on 110v. and after that changed to 20v. To know if it has the same torque, the same force. Here's the tip.👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
What model of the new installed electric motor?
genial, ojala tuviera tus conocimientos y tus herramientas :(
Nice making...
Thank you!
Hi. Out of curiosity, do you sell or collect tools?
А мощность устанавливаемого двигателя 200-300 ватт не маловата?
Ну рейки пилить самое то...
Не то что маловата, ваще не о чём.
The grand daddy Makita Circ Saw.
Great job.
Nice job! Very explained.
Ps: how i can find this batery socket?
ebay / amazon. search adapter not socket.
@@chrishayes5755 Adapter also available from EBAY. About $20.00
You should try add 3dprinted adapter
😸✌🏻 good job
the gear king🤣🤣🤣🤣
What are the rpms of the disk?
Amazing video like before videos