CONCRETE HAMMER DRILL RESTORATION | Hilti TE12S
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2019
- Concrete Hammer Drill Restoration Video
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Power Tool Information
Made in Germany
Technical Data
Current 4.5 Amps
Voltage 115 Volts AC
Frequency 50Hz/60Hz
Full load speed 0-700 RPM
Percussion 3500 Impacts/min
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I hope you find something useful & enjoy from this video!
I am happy to receive your feedbacks, advices, suggestions to improve myself.
!!! I apologize for the mistake if I have made in this restoration !!!
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Did anyone else need the loo a few minutes in due to the rain lol 😂 great result mate really enjoyed it great restoration
Thank you!
The first drill Hilti restoration i see on TH-cam. It's great!
Thank you very much. I have this same Hilti and it needs an overhaul. I have used Hiltis over 50 yrs and have always wondered why it is so effective and now I know it. The piston system is real mechanical marvel. But why didn't you use oil at all when putting it back. You should always use tiny amount of oil to prevent wearing.
I really appreciate that you don't paint the tools a tacky color with spray paint and that you keep the original color. Good restoration.
It's pretty amazing that you remembered where every part fits,you sir have my admiration
Thank you!
I'm impressed with the restoration, but more so that you remembered how to put it all back together! Great video.
that little piston is so cute, looks like a mechanic's keychain
Cute indeed, but I didn't see the O ring being replaced on it.
I have this drill from 1977. It's a great machine and works perfectly
Болшой спасибо
Beautiful restoration, beautiful work.
Now that's super, another drill restored .
I love Hiliti.
The best tool!
Nice work
Truly amazing work of restoration 👏🏻👏🏻
Now that was pleasing to watch great job man👌
Great job! Thank you for not having ear bleeding background music.
Fantastic, thank you 👌👍👏👏👏👏😍
Why would you put the finished product at the beginning of the video? Leave us wondering, man!
@* JayGie * thumbnails are tiny and dont give away much in terms of details.
I hate it in the thumbnails too. It ruins everything.
Nice videos man ,you are great !
Nice job, also flashbacks to my apprenticeship seeing one of these old TE's.
منتنتغللاغغفيااتالثسلاتععغغغتتاالليييسس.
فثيي
Thank you for sharing your experience. Like.
Great work my friend! Hilti makes some great tools, and you brought this one back to life!! I just restored an old electric hammer from the 1930's, but also showed and demonstrated newer ones... Do you mind if I include a link to your video in my restoration video description? Hopefully it'll bring more views to your video, and people can see a newer concrete hammer being restored!
Do You have maybe video how to restore Hilti drill TE14
SUPER.SUPER.. VERY VERY..THANKS...
Don't reveal the finished product at the beginning of the video.
凄く器用ですね。
Hilti gear is the best, use it all day long 😎
Hi Gear Show 👋👋👋very good restoration hammer drill 👍👍👍it is instructive to watch your videos 🤝🤝🤝
Я понял зачем он снимает видео - чтобы не забыть как собирать это всё обратно :))))
Great resto !
Just never forget these tools need lots of oil and grease !
35cc of oil in the gear box and lots of high temp gear grease on the other moving parts. The right type of oil and grease is crucial since these types of drills are under a great deal of stress and can get very hot.
I have used Hiltis for years. I know them well.
If so why he didn't use any grease , just transmission oil . I feel like he hide something
@@pamu9366 the internal Transmission gets lubricated by the transmission oil, so no grease needed. Hilti normally uses Shell Tellus46 Hydraulic Transmission Oil for there Hammerdrills. I Restored 2 Hilti TE72. They need 70ml Oil
nice cleaning
Some times with "plastic" cased tools like this, you can use a heat gun to heat up the plastic to bring back the color and remove any brushed/scoffed areas. Don't know if that type case would work with that option, but could try and see. Thumbs Up!
Good restoration 👍 I like it
Exelente.
What kind of finish did you „spray“ on the red housing, after sanding it?
Always a pleasure to see your video, I get to learn something and I like your neatness in your work, please keep posting more.
Tu es le meilleur !!!
Nice job sir
Hilti is the king...
Funtastic,,👍👍👍
Nice Job You are tool Master amiguito.
Thanks 👍
I always waiting your new video
Great job! I saw oil being poured-well done, but where is the grease on parts that are subject to friction?
Just the question that was going thru my mind, during whole assembly process.
@@xtrajently Mine too
Mine too. Isn't it so that some moly lube (ala AvE) would be best in heavy load environs (bearings, gears) like in this beast? But then again, I'm just a simple woodworker who cannot get grease on my fingers ...
Some of old hilty model like this one only need oil
Like fayyaz. he is right its only oil, got my self one of these in the past. thats the reason its a hexnut with oilscreen in it, that you can check it have some and can change/refill it.
(sry for bad english.. German, like the tool xD
What oil did you use? Love your videos but I wish you would provide more details like that.
Hey this was an easy disassably, washinga und assembling the tool.
You used no new sparaparts.
Minimum, all the o-rings and the brake (3pcs) have to be replaced.
The clutch has to be messured and replaced otherwise you will get a capital defect in the gear afterwards ( in the next 14 days at the construction site)
You won't be able to drill tiles in the bathroom because you will always have the beat from the percussion piston.
I repaired this tool in germany about 7 years at the HILTI repaircenter in Bebra.
We would be fired if we would repair this tool in this way you did.
:-)
those used bearings looks like new :)
懐かし物を、見させてもらいました。
原法隆 30年くらい前の機械ですよね
ブロッキングのプロ
返信ありがとうございます。
そうですね、
30年前ですね。
この機種は、使ってたので、覚えます。
대단하다 와우~👍🇰🇷👄
Good job. Doesn't work anymore matter. Your restoration any kind machine. You always make it work. This Comments For You !!! 🥂🍻🍺🍸🥃👍👌😊. l Hope you get hit 300k subscribe
good
Nicely restored my friend 👍
What type of liquid and sand paper you have used for sanding plastic red color cover? and what you sprayed on it for shining?
What do you use to remove the old grease from the tools? What cleaning solution you use?
You have done a great overhaul👍👩🔧
Our hammer drill at work looks like that after the first 3 uses lol
That's normal for a hammer drill
Nice hammer drill old Hilti 1990?
Nice restoration, great work.
How do you know how to disassemble these machines? Do you go by some plans or something?
Good restoration. thank you for sharing！
GREASE!!!!!!
Supper
you have any videos of a te17 front seal being changed ?
Cool
Yo tengo que restaurar un T17
How you did restor the Hilti shell ??? What spary you did use ??
Does that oil grease the gears.
Such a compicated drill. Seams a drill like this could be simplified with less parts. Like what engineer thought of this. This needs a spring here and shaft here a sleeve here a pin here an O ring here. Another pin a ball bearing. So many parts for drill.
Question 1: Is That The Makita Impact Driver That You’ve Restored?
Question 2: Does Cambodia (The Country You Live In) Supply 100 Volts Or 230/240 Volts AC?
you do not go up the device with grease at the gear and piston?
you didnt use any lubricant when putting it together? which gear oil did you use?
Where do you buy this beautiful object
In Hungary HILTI stands for concrete drill.
Not replaced the o'rings, bearings? Greetings from Brazil.
Rolamento e o' ring tem que ser substituído, não tem como restaurar.
Mas esses caras fazem milagre.
@@JoseAugusto-fs8fi Sem a troca de elementos de vedação e rolamentos já minha opinião é só uma limpeza e pintura.... Não pode ser chamado de restauração.
What dis you use after sanding the shell of the hammer drill please answer me 😭
Давай, железной щеткой ещё по обмоткам задень, вообще хорошо будет.
2:45 - I like how that impact driver sneezes those screws out.
Che vernice hai usato che non ha rovinato il martello?
Hello, I am restoring a Bosch drill, but I can't find this part that you also have on your HILTI, (the filter) 44 - SUPPRESSION FILTER BSD-1617328002.A71 1617328002, I don't know what this part is for...
can anyone tell me how to remove the drill bit in the keyless chuck i got the same model came from ny grandfather thanks
You should send some of these refurbished tools to BOLTR AVE for testing and review, he’s a fellow TH-camr
Amigo eres una deidad.
I have the same drill and it's missing one part that he is putting in last at 19:22. Is it just a dust cap or does it have bigger purpose? Is the drill still usable without the part?
Yes, the drill still usable without that part.
How long did this take? Just curious, and don't say 20:16.
You have that tool on sell ?
great stufff but only pakistans completly take care of stators starters id like to see thoze rebuilt
I didn't like so much the intro music and after-restoration images. I prefer only pre-restoration photos of the tools and no music as the previous videos. In any case your restorations are more than excellent and professional in your channel which I undoughtly wait with impatience to watch!
Don't want lubricating grease or lubricant?
Xin chào! Bạn ở VN phải không?
Прекрасно. Но надо иметь очень Большие нерви.
Wish you wouldn't show the "After" till the end of the vid.
Hilti TE 24 restoration
Auseinander nehmen sauberer macht und dan die alten Lager, Ohrring, Simmerringe verwenden, dass ist für mei Dafürhalten keine Restauration, sondern "Pfusch" .
Hi sir.
I'm from India after all hard work behind the great restorations done which brand of power tools do you suggest the best.
Can anyone tell me when the TE24 was made ?
It kind of hurts to see you reassembling this nice machine without any grease on the metal parts, without new bearings and o-rings and without heating the housing of the bearings to get them in without force or with the corroded cable shoes of the old brushes…. the look of the machine after restoration is very good but it's probybly unusable like this or would work only a short time... it could be a perfect restoration but in this way it only Looks good :(
Not true. This machine will work with many years to come. What bothers me is that would be a case even without pointless restoration :). To much job for almost nothing. As for look, It would look same after few usage.
lol? no grease? and the oil he put there is for what? and whats the point of changing undamaged o-ring or bearings? im sure he examined them better than you from the video :D
Looks to me that good part of mechanism using that oil for lubrication. So, actually he did right job not putting grease on those parts. Only quick release mechanism lacking grease. As for changing undamaged parts... As said, fair bit of this restoration us completely unnecessary. I guess guy like to take things apart and then reassemble them. :)
@@rzerizrz Your reply was for
RSH Performance
, not for me?
@@dusanboss7749 yeah for rsh
A bit strange, waxed and polished plastic cover, but uses the same old connection cable. On such a machine it is the one who has the greatest risk of being injured. And that can be dangerous too.
I have the same Hilti TE12S but it's not working anymore due to damaged trigger switch.
Is there anybody who can help me on where to find this switch?
Nice to see you finally restore a high quality electric tool rather than the usual crap
👍😎🍜🔧🔨
Can anyone tell it's manufacturing date.
The Ingersoll Rand 114GQC Air Hammer th-cam.com/users/postUgkxqqoaX03nrziKwF7Bjjcc71YzLEleMvOS was just the tool I needed. I Use it to remove stuck bolts. If held at the right angle you can cut slightly into the bolt. Then turn the air hammer to where it will hammer the stuck bolt to unspin the bolt. Given a little practice it works great. This air hammer gives you the control needed to get the job done right. Very powerful yet still does not seem to have as much vibration as other guns I have used. One of the best I have gotten my hands on.
Please do not show the finished product at the start of the video, is like knowing the end of a movie at the begining. Thanks. Love your work!