Repairing a Dewalt DCH333 SDS drill that is grinding and will not rotate when drilling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- how to repair a dewalt dch33 54v 60v sds drill that wont rotate when removing the drill bit.
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As usual, another great video! My 2yr old doesn’t want to go to bed until we watch at least 10-15 min of one of your videos lol. We always love them.
Thats a smart kid
@@jasonvandervalk3679 yeah, he can already actually help out building lol you tell him where you want a screw and he will sink it 😂
That's brilliant, I glad I keep the language clean now. 👍
Never too early to start learning.
@@deandohertygreaser he doesn’t mind either way 😂
Was able to get my Bosch hammer up and running on site thanks to watching so many of these! Very cathartic to behold and love how each repair is it's own little random generated puzzle to solve. Keep em coming brother, cheers from Colorado!
I've been learning a lot watching your vids , thank you .
For someone that relies on their tools to make a living it's been extremely helpful.
You make it look easy Dean. 👍🏻
I never comment, Dean, but I have to say nothing is more satisfying than watching you take the bit holder off sds drills. Efficient, no wasted movement, done!
Glad you enjoyed it
Well Dean love the videos, I was waiting for a dewalt with this problem, I have the same fault, just priced it up for parts £100 . Can't believe the grease is £ 66 , keep making the videos, I love them.
You don't have to spend that on the grease. Any lithium gear grease will also work. And is a lot cheaper.
I'm not sure that gearbox was so carefully greased at the factory, the way you reassemble these things is guaranteed to extend service life well beyond what's normally expected.
300 years ago my people would have understood every word Dean says but I have a wee bit of a rough time keeping up but Dean is nothing short of a Godsend.
Gob-full means mouth-full...gob slang f mouth.. propa English..😂
As a child I lived in Ireland for seven years & loved the place. I can follow every word 60 years later. But I do wonder where he grew up, because it's not typical of his area.
Slow the video down a bit if he talks too fast👍
I like when he says "nuffin"
Dean I noticed you do what I do with the machine screws and turn them backwards first to get them located into the thread properly.
Hello Dean
I always enjoy your videos
It looks like 2 scrows were missing from the beginning
GOD bless you
I always enjoy one of your battery powered Dewalt repairs. They are a lot less popular in NL so we don't get them in too often at our workshop and these vids do help for a quicker diagnosting if we ever get one in, thanks again!
Nice repair, Dean. I am admitted member of Team DeWalt, so I really enjoyed this one. Cheers!
You take apart these units faster than @Bolter. But enjoy them all thanks for taking the time to make them.
Nice jib Dean. I still smile as ya dump a pile of parts and make a tool out of it....3 months later mind you. Hahahahaha, love it!!!
Mr Dean You truly is a wizard
Brilliant video Dean - nice extra tips at the end.
Small details = Nice job!😉 😉
another great job done!!
Thank you Dean
hello friend ! First of all, thank you for the videos, the content is extremely educational! Could you tell me what type of lubricating grease you use on the machines? Thank you and greetings from Brazil!❤
That C-clip would equate to a ten cent loss to the shareholder
Why we cant have that cant we? Next thing you know, they can only afford 1 yacht.
Please comment and hit the like button!!!!! Thanks Dean!!!!!
Muy buenos vídeos 👌
Thanks
Dean good as ever,could recommend a good brand sds cordless drill to buy ,thanks
Have you had any of the 40v Makita hammers apart Dean?
Does your store even stock the XGT line?
Thanks, thumbs up.
You have to give it to people who wait 3 months for parts to be kindly sent and their tools to be fixed, specially when they are a tradesman.
Most buy a new machine if it's something they use often. And have the old one repaired so they always have a spare
@@deandohertygreaser Yeah, that what Ive thought. Its not like they can stop work for few months.
Are DeWalt typically taking months to supply parts? It seems that Makita have the better parts stock in local areas.
To be honest, non of them are very fast at the moment. Some parts will arrive next day, other take months. More often than not, they take months now.
@@deandohertygreaser is that a problem with so much manufacturing in China?
hey dean :)
I presume that's a sintered metal gear and is therefore softer than the shaft, hence the wear but, why on the 'reverse' setting? I would've thought the clockwise side would cause more wear, or am I looking at it the wrong way round?
The gear is locked between the bearing and the meshing bevel drive gear. It's the toolholder and hammer pipe itself moving in and out. When you pull the drill out of a hole the hammer pipe is moving away from the gear slightly causing it to eventually slip.
@@deandohertygreaser Ah, thank you for the explanation.
11:30 i need to call her again... lmao
Does you boss not go mad about you drilling holes on the side of building
No it's only the boundary wall. It's not the building
This has to be the worst cordless SDS drill in history. They are featured on this channel every single week. I maybe saw a cordless makita or bosch SDS only once or twice here.
You're confusing it with the smaller DCH273. This one is a pretty good machine.
But how many broken GSH 5 or 11 did you see on this channel? Are they the worst corded SDS drill in history?
@@MrArcticPOWERYeah, I tought it was the 18v one. To bosch credit, most GSHs that come in for repair are 10yo and plus.
Dean, seriously do you wear a bib 🦺 ? With the amount of grease you wipe on your chest, greasy clothes must be a bugger to wash.😶🌫️👍🏴