Thanks for this. I bought one of these a few years ago and have never used it. I came to TH-cam for instruction and found your video. I wouldn’t have known about the water discharge straw if I hadn’t seen your video. 🙏
I cut my thumb off with a geared hand drill. Lol Not my proudest moment, but as ugly as it is now it far exceededs what I expected. Pretty much no loss of function, except ugly as all hell. Cheers
@@JeremiahL Some other Japanese brand like Shinko or hikoki implement the sponge design. You can look them up on ebay. I think the sponge design probably better because when you put the tool on, the sponge goes down on the tool area while the rest still up to stop the splash. You can slightly modify and put on sponge for the makita too.
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Thanks for this. I bought one of these a few years ago and have never used it. I came to TH-cam for instruction and found your video. I wouldn’t have known about the water discharge straw if I hadn’t seen your video. 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it...
This thing is retail at $600 after tax right now for a plastic case with a simple motor probably worth $30. What a crazy world we live in.
It was probably half of that when I bought mine. I think I may have paid $250 about 12 years ago...
@@JeremiahL thanks
@@foodparadise5792 Are you looking at using this to sharpen a knife? I didnt even think about that as a possibility.
Dude.. wtf happened to your thumb nail 👍? Did you cut that thing off at one time?
I cut my thumb off with a geared hand drill. Lol
Not my proudest moment, but as ugly as it is now it far exceededs what I expected. Pretty much no loss of function, except ugly as all hell.
Cheers
@@JeremiahL holly crap! Well, it looks a whole lot better then a stub! I'm glad they got it working again.
@@biglonewolf Thanks man...lol
Your missing the foam sponge doughnut, stops the splashing.
Do you have a link or anything? Ive never sen one.
@@JeremiahL Some other Japanese brand like Shinko or hikoki implement the sponge design. You can look them up on ebay. I think the sponge design probably better because when you put the tool on, the sponge goes down on the tool area while the rest still up to stop the splash. You can slightly modify and put on sponge for the makita too.