Mine must be an older model. It does not come apart this way.

I love these videos, thanks for sharing!!!

Great video!! The problem with 451 Makitas is usually the speed change ring with the inside teeth being worn on the on top in the middle of the ring, but maybe in your case it was the gear case. When you removed the shaft on the white makita you could have just clamped the shaft in the vise and remove the chuck. If nothing works, just cutting the chuck off is a great and fast option. One more suggestion is to watch Dean Doherty on YT, he has an absolute plethora of knowledge on this subject

Hey mate. Great to see another vid. These fixer uppers are great gives us more confidence to try repairs ourselves. Cheers Aussie. 🍻

I loved your video, man You are awesome I wish if I could understand the gearbox system I have an impact wrench that has a problem in its gearbox, and I can get it If you can, please explain for us the mechanism behind the gearbox of an impact wrench Thanks brother

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how much would it cost to buy new or second hand batteries for these five drills?

I have an 4" XU1 angle grinder that had a worn out bush at the back of the output shaft. I'm in Australia and I could not find a replacement bush anywhere and Ozito does not stock internal parts for their power tools. I ended up finding a bush on eBay in England and I got the grinder back into service again. Another one was a Taurus (Aldi brand) 5" angle grinder that burnt out the power switch. I found the correct replacement switch at Jaycar Electronics, so that one is back in service again also.

I've got power tools, some of which I've had for over 50 years, so parts, even brushes are just not available. When I need brushes, I check out eBay and I can get brushes that are either the correct size, or sometimes I might need to trim down brushes that are a little larger to fit.

it always warms my heart to give tools new life. I bought 2 brushless dewalt impacts on flea market that were broken and was able to switch parts between them till i got one working again. I also replaced Lithium cells in the battery and got it working too. I feel some dose of pride when i use it :)

I've never repaired cordless power tools, as I don't use them. I only use corded power tools. These cordless drills sure are complicated and complex. You did well getting so many working again without spending a lot of money. Now the money is in the replacement batteries!

Talk about mud wasps - I turned on the exhaust fan in my shop, which I had not used for some time. It didn't turn, but just hummed. I investigated the cause and I found a mud wasp nest the size of a tennis ball built in the housing, stopping the blade from turning. Once removed, the fan worked again. I also find all sorts of holes filled up in all sorts of things like you found on the drill.

enjoyed your "adventure" very much. I like how you tried to figure out the puzzles on your own. Thank you.

Got a similar pile of dead drills ages ago and was determined to fix em. Made the mistake of losing a ball bearing when I opened up the gearbox of a 90s cordless makita drill. Didn't trust myself to put it back together in the right order after so long, especially since I couldn't find proper documentation on repairing that model's internals. I'm happy to report that this video showed me enough of those drill's guts to confirm that makita has been building them pretty much the same as 30 years ago apart from the batteries and shells! Now I can finally follow along and get that old drill back in order!

Not sure if you're subscribed, but @deandohertygreaser is an excellent source for tool repair knowledge. It's what he does for a living.

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Thanks! Good video. Would be helpful if you mentioned details like the size of the Torx bit.

I am so glad this is here. I bought one of these from a thrift shop intending to roast coffee in it. The temp sensor has been going off, and this video was incredibly helpful in showing me how to take it apart!

This will be perfect t for my neptune 4 pro, got the standard enclosure from elegoo but it's huge so definitely putting this together👍 founf a good HEPA filter attachment for the lack so I'll be fitting that and a 120mm computer fan as an extracter, gotta watch out for those fumes!

turn the air pressure up and put a shroud on the plasma cutter torch

What size wire are you using 1/0 or just #1 wire

easy & straight to the point love it

Hey man your playing with a Masters of the Universe HeMan sword with your Dad. What. A wonderful Vintage picture. I love vintage stuff. I think thats why i sell vintage jewelry. Plus im saving all the money made to get a corvette but haven't decided between a 89 to 90 or 94 to 96.,

A whole brand new wheel bearing hub assembly for a 2012-2015 Honda Civic costs about $35-$55 each depending on the quality of the part brand. That’s just slightly higher than the bearing by itself that requires a lot more work to replace. For a few bucks more you can replace the whole front wheel bearing hub assembly without all the extra work, or for a little more money you can replace the whole wheel and spindle assembly that again requires much less work than replacing just a single bearing with a bearing press/remover. Checkout this video link to see how much easier it is to just replace the whole bearing hub assembly. kzbin.infoNo1UkqDeyaU?si=iY0yigd_hanwT8Rv

Like to see you do a review on chain locker

Good video, you and I have the same methodology for working on these Hondas. One thing I did notice though. I had a 91 Honda Civic that had camber adjustment because of the way the arm connected to the shock. I have a 97 Honda Civic that Honda did away with that but instead uses a fork to the lower control arm. On my 21 Pilot there is no camber adjustment either. Interesting that yours does.

I wish all DIY videos were like this one. Clear and concise. Good lighting with clear images and explanations of exactly what you are doing.

By far, the hardest part of this project is putting back the small screws that secure the pan. Aligning the holes in the pan with the holes in the base of the machine was difficult enough, and getting them screwed in was extremely difficult for me, and took a long time. The fact that the heating element is above the screws made it even more difficult. I cannot understand how the man in the video makes it look so easy!

So a regular spark plug socket doesn’t work? Can u explain what rubber u used

Thanks for the video. I thought that clip was a slide through clip and couldnt figure out how to get the bottom end off. Your video made it clear and it came right off. Repair kit ordered and will be fixed in a few days. 🙂

Its a shame today that most things they make , are becoming like i phones, they move on from a product to make the next so quick and discontinue the parts faster than road runner, I learnt many years ago be for buying a tool make sure the inner parts are still in circulation, and buy a spare internal kit straight away, if you are keeping the tool for long term, For outer parts you will always by a donor non working same model for a few quid which are good for the outer parts like trigger and so on , Ive noticed many tools on sale or ones from E bay or Amazon have been discontinued that`s why they are being sold at a sale price or from a lot of third party vendors,Who got hold of them at a knock down price, Dwelt were very good on spares for many years after, but I think they are getting the same as many companies ,

I got a free chainsaw from a haunted house that closed and was throwing a bunch of stuff away. It had just been used the month before but it got to the point it was taking 2 people 20minutes to get it started and then had to leave it running because if it shut off it'd take 2 people 20 minutes again. I got it started twice after 30-45 minutes of trying and decided it's time I bust it apart and see if I can't get it refurbished a little bit. Got down to the engine and removed the carb and then remembered I have KZbin and should probably watch a video before I just keep going at it since while I'm good with small engines I've never worked on a chainsaw before lol your video has definitely been super helpful so thank you! Hopefully this thing gets a second wind in its sails because I'd love to be able to reliably use it

This is a terrible idea, you just fertilised the soil, I tried this, now my weeds are very happy 3 months later

So my Honda civic 2012 does not give proper heat in winters and proper cool air in summers. It does normally but not like properly. What could be the reason of that ?

Have a Delta 6 inch. Bench Grinder. From day 1. Runs, but when you try to grind anything. You can stop it when you try to grind something. Had an electrician try to fix it. But still does the same. What do you think is its problem?

I'll give you a 10!

Awesome video! Thank you very much!

I also have a legacy Ford tractor, and this really helped out! Thank you for the tips.

Were does the return line plug into is it the top or bottom connectio

I had one of these for 6 years before it quit on me and I didn't know how to fix it. I ended up tossing it which I still regret. Then I just found another one at the local thrift store, looked like it had been used maybe once, and I was so excited. Turned it on and the belt wasn't working. This video is linked in a 4 year old reddit thread and I found it. Thank you so much for this. I feel dumb for not trying harder to fix the first one. I've ordered a new belt and will be making bread again by Saturday!

As a home gamer, is it possible to hose clamp the 180 degree CVT tubing to a pole saw handle while 2.5” duct channeled debris into a shop vac? I think it would be incredibly heavy but it would also use existing, multi use materials. Thoughts?

Thank you very much Sir 👍

How often would you rotate directional winter tires?

Just purchased from Amazon.Thnks for video

Just picked an old unit up today

you make this looks easy.Having problem with my 450e Husqvarna low compression. Did leak test and it was good. Any idea

Never done this before and I am watching this to hopefully learn how to do this on my 2015 Honda Fit someday soon, so correct me if I am wrong: Any reason why you didn't try an impact on the puller tool? It seems like that might have broken the bearing free easier than the breaker bar? Thanks for the video!!

The mesh on the headrest is broken…..is it possible to replace the headrest…and if so any recommendations which headrest is compatible with this chair?

3:30 rip camera 💀