I bought this mitre saw in June 2014, and I remodeled my basement with it. It it sturdy and it works great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxKL3MYO42eA2JbKxs7_Q0tmRGZI4Ow4Ar . There's not a lot of extra play in the adjustments and it is definitely well built. It is lighter than higher-end sliding double bevel models, so I can move it myself, which is nice. When I had to cut 2x10 lumber, I had to flip the boards over and cut twice; but since most of my cutting was on smaller dimension lumber, the weight reduction and significantly lower price seemed to be a better trade off for the boards I did have to flip. Late in the project, I was able to borrow a DW718, and the sliding feature does make fast work of 2x10s, but it is a tank, and I stand by my choice of the DW715. I also added a laser guide (one of the arbor replacement style sold on Amazon), which is nice to have, but definitely not needed.
Sir, your skills and dedication are beyond reproach. Another first class restoration. As an aside. I wish I had had your bearing puller when I was working. (I've been retired for many years now) As it would have made things a lot easier. Thank you for sharing !
I don't know how he remembers where all the parts go to reassemble. This one was simple compared to other projects he's done. They all turn out amazing!
You know this stuff makes me happy.! I am from the early 80’ and live in Denmark 🇩🇰.! My dad always repair and fix all our stuff.! Back then you repair your tools and make them work again. Today people just throw stuff away..I🙄
Great job, except one thing that I hate: You do what almost all people dealing with motor commutators do. You clean out the great protective “patina”. After that, you consume another great part of the carbon brushes to rebuild it. It would be a good thing to clean the slots between the lamellae with something soft like a tooth pick. That removes the carbon dust that accumulated during the first patina build. You need the space for all the carbon that is pulverized during the new patina build.
You are simply a master of repair and restoration,You did quality and amazing work and I wish I could go on a week-long vacation with you in the workshop,I would prefer it over a Caribbean vacation.
Это был бы классный бизнес. Приносишь инструменты в говно и реставрируешь их, а потом продаёшь за очень хорошие деньги. Хотя, может быть он так и делает.
ремонт инструмента с целью перепродажи не выгоден. зачастую стоимость комплектующих для ремонта сопоставима со стоимостью нового инструмента. заменить разбитый подшипник это одно, а полностью перебирать инструмент нет. тем более ты всё равно не сможешь перепродать его как новый.
De todos os vídeos de reparos de ferramentas que assisti, esse foi o profissional mais técnico que vi. Parabens mão bateu uma vez com martelo ou marreta nos eixos e engrenagens.
Before fastening the earth screw, I would seriously sand the body part below where it attaches to make sure contact to metal is perfect, and then put some conductive grease such as copper grease (or battery contact grease) so that the screw embeds in the grease contacting the sanded metal of the tool body
I like how you tried to get as close as possible to the original colour. Absolutely stunning restoration, and I know it’s going to be used quite a bit in your shop.
Looks great! Happy to see brand new bearings used and the proper amount of grease on the gears. Only thing I would have done different was to scrap the paint on your ground wire connection. Could be bare metal there already, hard to see. Good job!
Great job mate! Well worth it too ... these Hitachi HU14 saws are awesome. much better than the new equivalents... That blade that was on it was hard case! Glad you put that right
I think most prefer to see the final results LAST. I think there should be a thin small washer under the bolt that holds the degree jaw in place. Nice job. Buy a Blast Cabinet!!!
Please do not replace a shielded bearing with a sealed one, Hitachi had a reason why to use a shielded one.. Also, consider degreasing (spirits or silicon remover) the parts before priming to prevent those clouds in your paint. Other than that - great resto, enjoyed watching! :)
Agreed. I've worked for a bit in the industrial industry and am hoping @gear show isn't going back in there to remove rubber bits and install new bearings at some point. Shielded was most likely for the high speed application and friction issues. Also agreed, awesome work otherwise...I wouldn't have attempted this and have done worse on my own diy stuff so who am I.
Are you doing this for customers, or are you buying these old things for yourself first? Then, do you keep and use them, or do you send them on to another forever home? I want one. :) Your work is art.
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I bought this mitre saw in June 2014, and I remodeled my basement with it. It it sturdy and it works great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxKL3MYO42eA2JbKxs7_Q0tmRGZI4Ow4Ar . There's not a lot of extra play in the adjustments and it is definitely well built. It is lighter than higher-end sliding double bevel models, so I can move it myself, which is nice. When I had to cut 2x10 lumber, I had to flip the boards over and cut twice; but since most of my cutting was on smaller dimension lumber, the weight reduction and significantly lower price seemed to be a better trade off for the boards I did have to flip. Late in the project, I was able to borrow a DW718, and the sliding feature does make fast work of 2x10s, but it is a tank, and I stand by my choice of the DW715. I also added a laser guide (one of the arbor replacement style sold on Amazon), which is nice to have, but definitely not needed.
I like watching his restorations because aside from excellent end results but also his workshop is always clean!
Woaw un vrai professionnelle c'est comme ça c'est non vas dormir... Bravo.... Ok Ah
Your tool to reinsert the stator in the housing is brilliant. I may copy you in the future.
You face a problem like me. I'm glad this trick can help you. Any way thank you!
Sir, your skills and dedication are beyond reproach. Another first class restoration. As an aside. I wish I had had your bearing puller when I was working. (I've been retired for many years now) As it would have made things a lot easier. Thank you for sharing !
you know your a professional when you can disassemble 100+ pieces of a power tool and not need to make a single note or drawing. you sir and awesome.
Nicely done with 2 very good points. You didn't reuse the ball bearings and you greased the bolts and screws during reassembly. Bravo
Thank you!
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These videos are extrenely helpful for helping maintain my tools like this one thank you
I admire how much work you put into these restorations, all the attention to detail. You have skill and patience!
I don't know how he remembers where all the parts go to reassemble. This one was simple compared to other projects he's done. They all turn out amazing!
That cut off parts is not much and angle grinder
You know this stuff makes me happy.! I am from the early 80’ and live in Denmark 🇩🇰.! My dad always repair and fix all our stuff.! Back then you repair your tools and make them work again. Today people just throw stuff away..I🙄
I'm so glad that this video makes you happy :D I think your dad also a master too. Anyway thank you for sharing :)
Работа просто супер !!! Цвет такой приятный аж смотришь на эту вещь и не верится что она была ржавая ...))))
I used to have one of these. Good to see it restored to such pristine condition, you are a craftsman :))
Great job, except one thing that I hate: You do what almost all people dealing with motor commutators do. You clean out the great protective “patina”. After that, you consume another great part of the carbon brushes to rebuild it. It would be a good thing to clean the slots between the lamellae with something soft like a tooth pick. That removes the carbon dust that accumulated during the first patina build. You need the space for all the carbon that is pulverized during the new patina build.
Okay thank you so much for the advice.
You are simply a master of repair and restoration,You did quality and amazing work and I wish I could go on a week-long vacation with you in the workshop,I would prefer it over a Caribbean vacation.
You're welcome to visit my workshop :) I'm so happy after reading your comment. Thank you so much!
I like seeing tools you restored previously being used for other restores, so we see real restoration and not spray painting junk for a video
Thank you :)
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In a WHITE long sleeve top no less....This guy has no fear! Love it 😎😎😎
paint work and color selection perfect
Parabéns amigo que ótimo trabalho!!
congratulations friend what a great job!!!
Great job! I still gaze at the color scheme of that tool you've restored :D
One of my favourite channels 🇬🇧
Thank you!
Cool, great video, fantastic transformation, machine is very important for the day a day.
отличная работа. приятно, что даешь новую жизнь старым вещам.
Это был бы классный бизнес. Приносишь инструменты в говно и реставрируешь их, а потом продаёшь за очень хорошие деньги. Хотя, может быть он так и делает.
ремонт инструмента с целью перепродажи не выгоден. зачастую стоимость комплектующих для ремонта сопоставима со стоимостью нового инструмента. заменить разбитый подшипник это одно, а полностью перебирать инструмент нет. тем более ты всё равно не сможешь перепродать его как новый.
Надо на прием к нему записаться и тачку сдать на восстановление..
I have seen a few restoration of a cut off saw your are the best
Another great video. Hitachi gets the respect it deserves in Japan.
This might be my favorite resto yet!
Very well done. You don't need to change a thing about the video. I am very impressed . 2 thumbs up. Keep up the good work.
Very good restoration 👍👍👍
Przepiękne jest to odrestaurowane ta piła tarczowa pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
You are excellent, creative, disciplined, tidy and very clean.
love the color nice metallic green 😍
Cool seeing the bench grinder from the previous video
This is a top notch restoration, WOW even changed the bearing, it's been a long time that I haven't seen that. Really enjoyed this video. Good job.
I am so glad to see your comment, thank you!
Muy bueno, se ve que no es la primera vez que lo ha hecho,
Gracias
Gracias
beautiful job! you are an artist!
Thank you!
Great restoration, it looks really nice! 👍👍👍
Thank you! :)
De todos os vídeos de reparos de ferramentas que assisti, esse foi o profissional mais técnico que vi. Parabens mão bateu uma vez com martelo ou marreta nos eixos e engrenagens.
Good job with all the best information
These Hitachi cut off saws (for wood or metal) always seem become sketchy to use the older they get. Great restoration, keep doing what you do!
Thank you for sharing!
Before fastening the earth screw, I would seriously sand the body part below where it attaches to make sure contact to metal is perfect, and then put some conductive grease such as copper grease (or battery contact grease) so that the screw embeds in the grease contacting the sanded metal of the tool body
Thank you so much for sharing :)
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I really like that you tried to match the original paint. Great video. One of my favorite channels!
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I like how you tried to get as close as possible to the original colour. Absolutely stunning restoration, and I know it’s going to be used quite a bit in your shop.
Marvelous, nice painting
What a good job, excellent restoration. 👍
Thank you!
Great restoration!
me encanto tu forma de laburar.... muy prolijo
Nice restoration
Superb job mate. Really satisfying to see such a great restoration.
Thank you!
Terrific work!
Looks great! Happy to see brand new bearings used and the proper amount of grease on the gears. Only thing I would have done different was to scrap the paint on your ground wire connection. Could be bare metal there already, hard to see. Good job!
I was surprised how small in diameter that rotor was...I'd have thought it needed more torque. But a great job! Thanks for sharing!!
You used that drill that you restored this is gonna be a good restoration
Thank you for sharing :)
Unbelievab restoration
That saw cuts like butter
Yes, it is.
@@gear_show I have a question, how old is it? Just curious lmao
ÓTIMO SERVIÇO (EXCELLENT RESTORATION) !! GOOD WORK !!!👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
I like you use the tools restored before ;)
Как всегда прекрасно, и идеально. Хорошо что я на вас подписан.
Thank you! Спасибо!
My friend... You are amazing... Thanks
Wow that's amazing I have enough trouble fitting a plug lol 🤛
No idea how the hell my algorithms got me here or made your channel recommended, and I dont regret it one bit
Same here 😂
Keep up the good work! 🙏👏👏
Thank you! Will do!
excelente trabajo eres un maestro de maestros
Love your's work ! Greeting's from Poland
Thank you! Nice that my video popup in Poland.
Thank you for this wonderful content.
You're welcome :)
すばらしい仕事です。新しいのこぎりのようです。😁 (used Google translate)
Thank you :)
Hi, I'm from Brazil and I really appreciate your talent. Beautiful restoration work you do. congratulations!
Thank you!
Fantastic. I really like that color.
Thank you!
Man I got a fan I should ship it too you
Tolle Arbeit 👍
I love the effengency in the way you work @gearshow :-) Patrick - Belgium - Europe
Красавчик!!! Приятно смотреть.
Amazing restoration. Well done.
Perfect works, and new life for old tools👍
Very nice work!
Your videos are pretty nice , you're great !! Like 👍
Thank you!
An excellent job on this restoration... I love the paint color as well... WELL DONE!!! 10/10
Incredible work! I really love the paint job.
Thank you!
C'est vraiment de l'excellent travail, j'adore !
Amazing work!
Congratulations from France
Hi Gear Show 👋👋👋good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Hi Кошмар Кошмар 👋👋👋 I am happy to see your comment. Thank you!
Nice work!
Thank you!
Great job mate! Well worth it too ... these Hitachi HU14 saws are awesome. much better than the new equivalents... That blade that was on it was hard case! Glad you put that right
good job and good luck
I liked your vedioes of original sounds
Wooow Nice work!!!
Nice job!
I think most prefer to see the final results LAST. I think there should be a thin small washer under the bolt that holds the degree jaw in place.
Nice job. Buy a Blast Cabinet!!!
I am trying to get it one soon. Thank you!
This dudes the best!
"My Mechanics" is better, his attention to detail is off the charts, but this guy isn't bad either. :)
Outstanding job!
¡Espectacular trabajo, felicidades...! Saludos desde Honduras.🗜️🛠️⚙️🔧🙄😳
Thank you so much :)
Soundly done.
Amazing work !!!
forgot to put the washer on before putting in the cotter pin on the screw, check at 4:39 and you'll see. check at 15:26, no washer.
Could likely have gone with a smaller cotter pin as well. However, I wouldn't have attempted this and have done worse on my own diy stuff so who am I.
Please do not replace a shielded bearing with a sealed one, Hitachi had a reason why to use a shielded one..
Also, consider degreasing (spirits or silicon remover) the parts before priming to prevent those clouds in your paint.
Other than that - great resto, enjoyed watching! :)
Okay thank you for the advice :)
Agreed. I've worked for a bit in the industrial industry and am hoping @gear show isn't going back in there to remove rubber bits and install new bearings at some point. Shielded was most likely for the high speed application and friction issues. Also agreed, awesome work otherwise...I wouldn't have attempted this and have done worse on my own diy stuff so who am I.
Great job 👍
Awesome work! The end result is beautiful
today im your fan now :)
Are you doing this for customers, or are you buying these old things for yourself first? Then, do you keep and use them, or do you send them on to another forever home? I want one. :) Your work is art.
It is mine, I bought it for my need. Used tools from Japan quality are acceptable.
Good job
Brilliant Job my man, have a nice day !!!