I like this channel restoring to a usable state rather than those channels that have to fix every little flaw and polish to a mirror finish. Much more practical. 👍👍👍
My thoughts too. I've watched many other channels making an unnecessary show of polishing all possible parts to a mirror shine. Especially hardware! Other channels have misunderstood the word 'restoration' to mean 'improvisation'. The original product did not have flawless mirror-finished parts, to begin with. So why make a spectacle of close-up slow-motion shots of mirror polishing and showing it off? It's not that mirror polishing is some rare skill. These are items of daily use and not some display in a museum.
I don't understand why people don't care for the tools they buy.I bought a cordless drill from the scrap dealer for about 1.5 dollars.and I fixed it at home now it works.your videos inspire me thank you.😊
you could. this hobby is for anybody. it's more about knowledge and logic and trial and error than genetic gift. get some evaporust or start by learning and experimenting with rust removal through electrolysis. or you could start just by taking apart and cleaning up a remote, toy, computer, etc. don't be afraid to get some of stuff that's broken and break it more. you should try some of this for yourself!
Finally, a restoration video that does just that - restoration. I am sick of watching other restoration channels that go to great effort on mirror-polishing even mundane parts like hardware, obviously to create visual impact. Those are more 'improvisation' channels.
I love taking older power tools that are not working and refurbishing them. I have yet to get one that couldn't be repaired and made to function like new. Nice video and keep on refurbish power tools. Not only enjoyable, but keeps it from the landfills too...
This is surprisingly satisfying. Not a full on auto-chrome everything. But a fix it working man’s tool resto. And it was surprising to see how well that grease kept the planetary and anvil in nice shape when there was clearly water inside there. Whilst the rest of the tool took a literal beating. EDIT: Makes me want to take my 7 DeWalt impacts apart and check/re-grease the anvil/drive assembly.
What always amazes me in these things is how all of you guys that do this can remain silent. I understand that some things can be edited out, but I know that I'd be making a running commentary of "What the bloody $!-# did they do to this thing?!" Nice job on the restore. That thing was a mess.
Of all the restore videos Ive watched this would be the most honest I have seen. Most are just cleaning something that has been made to look dirty etc but thing has real rust etc and is far more like one would expect in trying to repair an old rusting tool.
I fix everything I own that breaks. No one around me gets it, most think I'm stupid. Found a car tire inflator on the side of the road, been there for a while, but I brought it home and did just this same process. Now I own a tire inflator, cost $0. Guess I'm stupid for not just giving a corporation my hard earned slave wage for new one. TV programming has destroyed this planet...
Thật sự khi tôi xem được líp này của bạn thực sự tuyệt vời quá. Tôi cũng yêu thích. Nhưng vùng quê tôi ở không thể tìm ra hoặc đặt mua đồ phụ tùng thay thế. Cảm ơn bạn đã cho tôi xem thêm được chút kiến thức
Estimado veo todos sus videos gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. Una consulta cuales son los productos de limpieza de la carcaza plàstica utiliza, gracias desde Uruguay.
Can I ask where you find your old and worn tools in need of restoration? I enjoy these projects myself and finding good deal on a fixable tool seems like a great way to fill my tool chest and is something to take pride in
Beautiful job, especially the new rechargeable Li-ion power source. It appeared to have been a very well-made piece originally. Any idea how old it is? Originally it was DC 12v powered (sold in Europe?)
Since it has Ni-MH (not Ni-Cd already) I presume it was made something between 1995 and 2005. Now it's repacked with Li-Ion and I do the same with my old tools.
brilliant work. I have the same machine, and it still works, but I would like to upgrade to Li-Ion, where can I get the batteries, circuit and charger from? Thanks
Too bad it's not an Oil Pulse Driver. I wonder why Hitachi stopped making those? They were the ones who basically perfected the hydraulic impact driver.
Was this one of those "restorations" where the item was destroyed on purpose just so a video could be made? The thing literally had water inside of it dripping out.
Those are rainwater, and the water doesn't dissolve in lubricating oil, so it looks clear. Not destroyed on purpose. I can post photo of the driver on the auction site. as proof.
@@repairrestoration4232 - Ok, I can fully see someone left it outside for an unknown amount of time, figured someone will buy it, and just posted it up for sale. A leaky roof, left in the bed of a truck, who knows. Great job on turning what would of been landfill e-waste back into a usable tool.
I find old used dentures in the ocean, I just use the wire wheel and some brasso to make them shiny as new again. Old people love getting dentures for a cheap price!
I like this channel restoring to a usable state rather than those channels that have to fix every little flaw and polish to a mirror finish. Much more practical. 👍👍👍
My thoughts too. I've watched many other channels making an unnecessary show of polishing all possible parts to a mirror shine. Especially hardware!
Other channels have misunderstood the word 'restoration' to mean 'improvisation'. The original product did not have flawless mirror-finished parts, to begin with. So why make a spectacle of close-up slow-motion shots of mirror polishing and showing it off? It's not that mirror polishing is some rare skill. These are items of daily use and not some display in a museum.
Sure is, much practical
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I don't understand why people don't care for the tools they buy.I bought a cordless drill from the scrap dealer for about 1.5 dollars.and I fixed it at home now it works.your videos inspire me thank you.😊
Im genuinely impressed.
The shocking thing is that this makes me feel like I could do it.
you could. this hobby is for anybody.
it's more about knowledge and logic and trial and error than genetic gift.
get some evaporust or start by learning and experimenting with rust removal through electrolysis.
or you could start just by taking apart and cleaning up a remote, toy, computer, etc.
don't be afraid to get some of stuff that's broken and break it more.
you should try some of this for yourself!
@@dems000 this is me, but unfortunately I break more than I repair. With time I will one day can have the feeling of what success smells
Finally, a restoration video that does just that - restoration. I am sick of watching other restoration channels that go to great effort on mirror-polishing even mundane parts like hardware, obviously to create visual impact. Those are more 'improvisation' channels.
@@UlyssesDrax - Are you having an excellent one?
By the way, what's it with me having a bad year and mirror polish on hardware?
Very surprised that you were able to save that motor and the stator was okay. I didn't think it would come back. Good work
At first I thought it was a brushless motor until I saw the brushes being removed.
what was the white powder you use to clean the motor with
I love taking older power tools that are not working and refurbishing them. I have yet to get one that couldn't be repaired and made to function like new. Nice video and keep on refurbish power tools. Not only enjoyable, but keeps it from the landfills too...
This is surprisingly satisfying. Not a full on auto-chrome everything. But a fix it working man’s tool resto.
And it was surprising to see how well that grease kept the planetary and anvil in nice shape when there was clearly water inside there. Whilst the rest of the tool took a literal beating.
EDIT: Makes me want to take my 7 DeWalt impacts apart and check/re-grease the anvil/drive assembly.
I thought Makita is making weird awesome looking cool tools, but this one hits the roof!
Nice work! Good to see it alive again. Don't forget that rust remover will also remove rust stains from plastics too ;)
No hay palabras... Simplemente buenísimo, mil gracias por tu arte
He worked very hard and for a long time! Friend, you provided him with a decent old age)
Restoring old new drill! My favorite
Great job all round friend, Stay Safe & have a nice day !!!.
This is a good idea to restore old things. I like it.
What always amazes me in these things is how all of you guys that do this can remain silent. I understand that some things can be edited out, but I know that I'd be making a running commentary of "What the bloody $!-# did they do to this thing?!"
Nice job on the restore. That thing was a mess.
I ain’t got a clue about all this stuff but u my friend are a genius
多謝你証實只有國外的工具才有維修價值👍👍
Great work, fixing even the light
По аккумулятору сразу видно,что специально шуруповёрт зачмырили.
А как же подшипник двигателя со стороны привода??? Помыл в соде и поставил?
Of all the restore videos Ive watched this would be the most honest I have seen. Most are just cleaning something that has been made to look dirty etc but thing has real rust etc and is far more like one would expect in trying to repair an old rusting tool.
I fix everything I own that breaks. No one around me gets it, most think I'm stupid. Found a car tire inflator on the side of the road, been there for a while, but I brought it home and did just this same process. Now I own a tire inflator, cost $0. Guess I'm stupid for not just giving a corporation my hard earned slave wage for new one. TV programming has destroyed this planet...
Кнопку помыл молодец))))
Tôi nghỉ răng chiếc máy này bị ngập trong vụ sóng thần Nhật Bản. Khôi phục hoàn hảo 👍
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very cute flashlight and separate from the main engine
Estimado veo todos sus videos gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. Una consulta cuales son los productos de limpieza de la carcaza plàstica utiliza, gracias desde Uruguay.
tengo la misma duda
Обалдеть очень круто получилось, 👌😉
Откуда такие запасы старого утопленного инструмента? С Фукусимы?
Да что вы, бросьте. Видно же, что свеже угашеный инструмент, который сам автор, скорее всего, и ушатал. А потом типа отреставрировал для просмотров.
Bra jobbat 👌 blev snyggt
Great work..I enjoyed watching your video ..
Outstanding and impressive !!!!!!
Have you got the 3s circuit diagram wrong? I think P- is power to drill and C- is power in from charger.
Bravissimo tecnico eccellente .
Very nice and good job bro
почти как новый!
What is the white powder you added to the water??
Can I ask where you find your old and worn tools in need of restoration? I enjoy these projects myself and finding good deal on a fixable tool seems like a great way to fill my tool chest and is something to take pride in
An item trading APP named XianYu, You can find them on Yahoo,also
Где вы покупаете этот инструмент?
Thanks for another great video!
what detergent or product is at the minute 7:43?
Он кидает специально инструмент в воду. Потом типа его восстанавливает. Не люблю обман!
5:10 What detergent did you use?
Hey, why did you heat up the collit and throw it in gas?
What are you using to clean with? that white crystal that foams
What is the white granules that's used to remove the rust?
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@cesarmarquez802 What's so funny?
Друг, что добавил в воду для отмытия пластика, скажи плиз 😊
Nice 👍🏻👍🏻 🇮🇳 || Kuki 2021
Excellent job!
Cool! Although so in color and texture as it was at first, it looked like a Giger work, but not working, pity. 👍👍
Nice work as usual! By the way I’m going to be 53 years old next month. Do you think if I shipped myself in a box to you could restore me?
Buen trabajo hermano
Có thể xin chi tiết các chất tẩy rửa với ạ. Cám ơn bạn nhiều.
Beautiful job, especially the new rechargeable Li-ion power source. It appeared to have been a very well-made piece originally. Any idea how old it is? Originally it was DC 12v powered (sold in Europe?)
Since it has Ni-MH (not Ni-Cd already) I presume it was made something between 1995 and 2005. Now it's repacked with Li-Ion and I do the same with my old tools.
Great job.
Hitachi is perfect tool
Don't use super glue. It's hard to remove. U can use b7000 resin or something like that. It's waterproof and easer to remove with heat
great!good job
Chique show 👍👍🎸
Вай, а кто тут извездаболл?))) Матвеев! Фас!
Good work
Trabalho Top parabéns 👌👌🇧🇷
brilliant work. I have the same machine, and it still works, but I would like to upgrade to Li-Ion, where can I get the batteries, circuit and charger from? Thanks
You can buy them on ebay
you are great & awesome
Too bad it's not an Oil Pulse Driver. I wonder why Hitachi stopped making those? They were the ones who basically perfected the hydraulic impact driver.
gorgeous.
where did you buy your switch?
super tare
thank you teacher
Excelente !!!!
I found a cordless drill in the bilge of an old fuel barge a couple of years ago it looked just as bad as this.
А дозиметром не проверяли? А зря, инструментик то.
Врядли оттуда ....там вроде все смыло в океан )))
Excellent job! The manufacturer's choice of colors that aesthetics was kind of odd though it looked like an alien sex toy.
Super Job
nice
Это ж надо так инструмент запустить!
Was this one of those "restorations" where the item was destroyed on purpose just so a video could be made? The thing literally had water inside of it dripping out.
Those are rainwater, and the water doesn't dissolve in lubricating oil, so it looks clear. Not destroyed on purpose. I can post photo of the driver on the auction site. as proof.
@@repairrestoration4232 外国人里面也有阴谋论啊
合理怀疑，做旧再翻新的频道也很多
I'm also wondering this. especially since the shell has no discoloring from being out in the sun.
@@repairrestoration4232 - Ok, I can fully see someone left it outside for an unknown amount of time, figured someone will buy it, and just posted it up for sale.
A leaky roof, left in the bed of a truck, who knows. Great job on turning what would of been landfill e-waste back into a usable tool.
Works great!
I find old used dentures in the ocean, I just use the wire wheel and some brasso to make them shiny as new again. Old people love getting dentures for a cheap price!
can anyone tell me what rotating Brush he used to polish the metal parts at 9:30
Thanks 👍👍
đóng cục pin cồng kềnh ghê
Как называется средство от ржавчины
Респект 👍 !
So how long did you have to leave it in water to get it that rusty?
What kind of bleach is that?
Đóg pin vậy là k đạt an toàn rồi.
Вы че их спицально в воде замачиваете чтоб потом показать как реставрируете
еще один видос, где сам обоссал инструмент и начинает его чистить
So do you guys just bury new tools in the dirt for a few months just so you can make a video or restoring them?
hitachi designed by hr giger
Me: No way he can restore this
R&R: Hold my tools
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great video. I enjoyed it. But economically...you all know it wasn’t worth it. How many man hours and chemicals. Just buy a refurb for $30.
What is that? Sir, u r use remove the rust in plastic like a white balls🤔🤔🤔
A kind of Active oxygen detergent
Только поцы доводят до такого убитого состояния свой инструмент
давно мне этот криворукий мастер в реки не попадал
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