Battery Rebuild & Refresh Vintage Cordless Impact Wrench | Makita 6900D
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- I'm really happy when I first see it, but after looking inside it's an old model cordless impact wrench by MAKITA. There is also a charger in the box. The only one problem is the dead battery. I try to revive the battery, but the charger doesn't charge it. Finally, I rebuild this battery by replacing new battery cells.
MAKITA CORDLESS IMPACT WRENCH - 6900D
Motor DC 9.6V
No load speed(R.P.M.)
- In high speed (Punching :2000-time/min.) 1,500/min
- In low speed (Punching : 1500-time/min.) 1,300/min
Square drive dimension (mm) 12.7 mm
Max. fastening torque (kg-cm) 1,000 kg-cm (When the M12 high force bolt is being fastened for 8-sec.)
Bolts which can be used for fastening
- Normal bolts (F4T) M8-M14
- High force bolt (F8T-F11T) M8-M10
Weight (including a battery)(kg) 1.7Kg
I hope you find this video useful and enjoy it!
Furthermore, I am happy to receive feedback, suggestions to improve myself.
!!! I'm sorry for the mistake if I did in this video !!!
Thank you very much for choosing to watch my video!
Have a nice day
Gear Show
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good restoration. nimh batteries are actually very good. One problem is cell imbalance. One way to correct the imbalance is to solder a 1k ohm shunt resistor across all the cells to be permanently balanced at 1.2 milliamps. the information is from the internet old satellites that operated with nickel batteries.
Never heard about this trick. Have to look into it. Thanks!
Oh, that is great tip, thank you!
Where can read more about this balancing hack?
Thanks!
@@gear_showit has power that tool to be able change a tyre on car or even other rusty bolts of a car?
انت رائع جعلت من مفك قديم اله جديد You are amazing, you made an old screwdriver a new machine
You can't beat quality. I bet if the batteries hadn't failed and become obsolete, most of those old Makitas would still be in use.
These tools never become obsolete as long as someone restores or retrofits them. Li-ion conversion with USB charge connection installed would be peace of cake on these tools.
I bought 2 of the 9000 series drills a few years back at a flea market. Just needed to wire brush the contacts and get replacement battery packs (eBay $12 each). Love them and been using them for 2 or 3 years now with zero problems. Great tools!
@@Teknopottu م.
@@user-ex1qq9le1qWhat does this mean, I don't understand?
Nice!!!
Nickel metal Hydride is actually an improvement over the old Nickel Cadmiums, or Ni-Cads, some people called them....
Tell me you are old, without telling me you are old.... Okay, I owned that tool. It was very nice, and desirable when new. I had that, and a 7.2 volt cordless drill-screwdriver type tool. Both were super nice. I have been a Makita fanboy ever since. I was pretty young then... those were really cool tools back then... Our minds were blown wide open when Makita came out with battery powered tools that really worked, and provided legitimate power & performance for real work....
Great job on this one!
Thank you :)
2 things made me interested in your videos.
1. I like the way you restore, perfectionist.
2. I am a person who is obsessed with Japanese brands, especially Japanese powertools brands.
Thanks for your amazing videos.
I'm you like Japan tools.
I thought for a brief second it was me who commented, but it is my first time seeing this video 😂
@@gear_showJapan tools are the absolute best 👍
Japanese tools are garbage bruh ahahahhhhhhhh
This thing which I can only describe as a toy would struggle to loosen a 13mm my Milwaukee can take lug nuts like it’s nothing
Gear Show ⚙️ 오래전에 구독했고
항상 시청하고 대단한 복원이네요
🇰🇷 south Korea 에서 잘보고 있습니다
감사합니다!
Perfect refurbishing of both the power tool its self and the battery as well. And since you did rebuild everything, you now have a tool that will last for years. I too enjoy rebuilding such power tools, but usually I buy used DeWalt types that are in need of repair and repair them so all my tools use the same battery types and chargers... Thumbs Up!
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It's interesting to see the evolution of power tools, and clean and well thought out the designs were at the start. Now they all must have clunky external batteries, rubber grips that fail quickly, and are required to look like a ray gun that was taken off a space ship. Great job on this restoration, you did that beautiful tool justice!
Thank you for sharing!
@@gear_show
How much is this drill....thank you
Great repair
Thanks
how nice this used to be, a battery case that you can actually disassemble to fix such ,i don't think any manufacturer even does this today
Always a pleasure to watch Mr. Gear Show 😊. Thanks bud. 😎
Glad you enjoyed it
That feeling when the new batteries go in and you snap the casing back in a great feeling also because you diy and save money.
Beautiful work, Gear Show-San.
Thank you very much!
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
You're very welcome.
I have been following you for a long time, but I love your content and what you offer, as it is a very wonderful work. Thank you
You are so welcome!
vintage video with all original parts ❤️
I'm glad you like it.
Nice video.happy to see you using NiMH batteries for a change
Лучший спасибо за потраченное время!!!
Всегда пожалуйста.
What a beautiful tool well done.
Thank you very much!
The only restoration channel I like
Love to see the quality of the channel going up. This is some quality content man, love it.
Glad you enjoy it! thank you!
You’re right…you really did lucky with this one 😍😍😍
Thanks
I have a dozen virtually useless Makita battery powered tools. Can you make and ship refurbished 4.8 , 7.2, 9.6 batteries to Canada? Will you get the spring and stake a Ball in the chuck to retain sockets? Very very nicely done Sir.
Why not retrofit them with Li-ion batteries and USB charge connectors? 4,2V, 8,4V and 12,6V should be close enough to make them work.
@@Teknopottu Do You have a small spot welder and a shop that sells those batteries? I don't.
@@Teknopottu USB does not charge above 5.5 volts.
@@gordbaker896 you asked to make and ship refurbished batteries with old chemistry NiMh cells so why not ask someone to refurbish your own batteries with lithiums cells instead?
@@gordbaker896 If getting a 100€ spotwelder and used cells from everywhere is your biggest problem then great, you are almost there!
Regular USB uses 5V that can be boosted with a converter chip on any constant voltage required, cost couple of euros. You could also use USB-C with fixed voltage trigger to get 20V and with buck converter drop it to desired voltage if beefier charger is needed.
now thats a childhood gun
Thanks for the close ups.
Nice
Thanks
I did a similar job with a DEWALT nickel-cadmium screwdriver. Unfortunately, the new batteries bought on Aliexpress turned out to be of poor quality. 😞
I didn’t try again, I bought a new screwdriver with lithium batteries. 🙂
You did a good job, Like.
You could try with old laptop batteries. Many cells from them are still 90% of their original capacity. All you need is Liitokala or similar battery charger/tester costing about 20€ and sort out the bad cells. There are lots of videos about it, been doing this for years.
@@Teknopottu + charging controller, preferably balancing. Lithium 18650 have a different size, they did not fit well in the battery case, I was too lazy to redo it 🙂
Wow comgratulation
Thanks
I had a Makita like this it was so old it was actually before they had changed to their new blue color It was red.
They make tools of all sorts and colours here in the UK although like 90% of their tools are teal blue you still see either red, orange or green in rare cases BUT in Japan Makita's home country they have all sorts of colours. if you look for Japanese imports of Makita tools you can easily find black/white/grey/yellow/purple/orange etc...
10:54 Муха села на варенье - вот и всё стихотворенье.
I rebuilt mine with Lithium-ion 18650 cells works great and using an RC charger to charge the pack. its 9.6v nicad so i used 3 18650 cells in series for 10.8 volts works great and is now very light in weight. can be done to 7.2v nicad pack using 2 cells of 18650 in series.
That is great, thank you for sharing!
thats lookslike a rs550 motor it should not problem using 12v or 18v right
@@billykulim5202 the motor can take higher voltage..but typically high voltage is problem with variable speed trigger circuitry if single speed trigger should be ok
Oh Boy Here We Go
Okay, thanks
Awesome restoration 👍👍
Thank you!
Makita would like to buy that back 😂😂
Haha I hope so :)
Greetings from Poland
TOP! I like the sound of your videos!😀
It’s perfect
Awesome restoration, awesome content, good job, bro 👍👍♥️♥️😎😎😘😘
Thank you so much 😀
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ขอบคุณ!
Hello mister beautiful restoration good job well done
Thank you very much!
Great work sir nice video thanks thanks for sharing
You're welcome.
"We're not worthy, we're not worthy" - Fly (R.I.P.)
For cost and simplicity reasons. Lithium batteries don't ship well to many places.
thank you teacher❤❤❤
Great job, thank you brother. You are so talented
You're welcome, thank you!
10:54 "...you beginner luck!" - Mr. Miyagi
This fly bothered me from the first minute
Всегда очень интересно смотреть. Удачи вам.
Рада что тебе понравилось.
Increíble restauración
Muito bom e detalhista o serviço, as ferramentas recuperadas são vendidas ou ficam no acervo pessoal ? Aqui no Brasil ferramentas caríssimas, impostos absurdos
Obrigado por compartilhar.
Вот так просто сновья угробить ячейки никель-кадмиевые) отличная работа😂
Thank for sharing ❤
Thanks for watching!
Отлично все у тебя.
I tried to make a lithium ion battery for this model. As a result, under heavy load they caught fire. Returned it back, ni-cd and everything is ok.
So nice and very good video I like Muhammad Latif master Lahore Pakistan
Well done 👍🏻,what a clean and perfect restoration, what grease type did you use this orange yelowish one?!! Keep up the good work
Nice repair. I hope the Ni-mh batteries last. I bought some from China and they were useless. The bush on the anvil nose may be designed to soak up oil. If it is you need to leave it in an oil bath over night before fitting it.
Thanks for the info
Bela restauração, parabéns
Качественную дрель стоит реставрировать
Спасибо!
You should send that to the Torque Test Channel haha
Yes, that good idea.
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A new battery for this machine is $22, the cells alone are ~$45
It doesn't pay to do it yourself unless you are in China and get the cells very cheap.
But a nice old machine. 👍
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Хорошая реставрация, НО при обратной сборке неправильно установил резиновое кольцо около подшипника 😢быстро выйдет из строя. Еще можно было бы подумать о переводе на литий 3S1P место вроде позволяло.
Спасибо, что заметили недостающую точку
Cadê as furadeiras de impacto
Muy buen video y buena herramienta, de cuántos Newton de potencia es? Saludos desde Argentina
You can find it in detail here www.makitapro.ru/u/spares/repair/6900D-TE.pdf
お疲れ様です✌️
Which model of electronic screwdriver do you always use in the videos?
hay quá bác ơi
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This has already happened, a repeat of the video!
At the beginning of the Video I thought "I hope he doesn't". Hopefully he doesn't build a big, ugly 18V Battery Pack behind it. Fortunately not. 🤣 Well done !
@gear show do you clean the parts with unleaded gas
I clean the parts with gasoline.
J'aimerai bien voir une restauration de visseuse avec des cellules 18650 ce serai cool plutôt que de remettre des neuves en Ni-Mh?
Chulada
А пищалка на современных зарядка можно было бы тоже сделать или только для японцев?
What manufacturer is the screwdriver bit? is it ph00?
Show 👏👏👏👏👍
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IN MEMORY OF Fly
Nic
Must be a Japanese exclusive because these do not seem to exist in the us, looks pretty stout
why didn't you restore the charger and storage case?
The charger is remaining good.
Ok❤❤❤
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The has already happened , repeat of the video!
😬👍🏻
what's lubricating grease you use.?
Berasa liat iklan "harpic"
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10:54 stuck mosquito 🪰
Not happy - F/R switch have some dust😂
I'm sorry about that
@@gear_show just clean it next time 😁
What for grease it is?
I hope that charger is designed to charge NiMh chemistry?
Ni-cd and Ni-mh batteries use the same charger
Is it's not possible to convert this type to lithium?
yes but. he wants it completely original!
Yes, it is possible to convert it.
@@alexandres8846 I have not seen him convert this type I don't know if the voltage is would be too far different or fitting inside the shell
@@jusb1066 3 li-on cells 3.7x3=10v, (1500mha up to 3000mha) which is fine.... i thing the problem is the charger....other than that, i have no idea, why our host choose to restore to an unreliable battery solution.... never the lest, great video!
@@thelichisdeath yes I would be interested to see if you can get a useful capacity of lithium and a balance control board in there. Yes the charger itself would probably have to be gutted for a modern board inside.
do you know what year it was produced thank you. hope someone can help me
I don't about this too, sorry.
Có bán pin ko sop
Sir, what type of grease you use??
My best guess would be gear grease, hi temp.
Все хорошо, но я бы переделал батарею на литий, и модернизировал зарядное устройство. Это был бы более совершенный ремонт. Никель давно устарел
Да, спасибо за ваш отзыв.
Next convert it to li-ion.
You can see it here th-cam.com/video/Zl9MclFz4MA/w-d-xo.html
Bán mình con này mình ở Lào cai
No no no no..Never use anything else but 18650 cells
I looked at a dead fly for 9 seconds wtf
why not change to 3x Li-battery 18650? Ni-battery Vmax=1.5v, x8=12v
I want the original battery pack.