A full box of mixed cordless drills in for repair. Makita, Dewalt, Metabo, Milwaukee and Hikoki.

[@bronkobilly6427]

dean i could watch you all day every day fixing all the power tool you fix and how you show how to fix them all keep doing what you do

[@timothystevenhoward]

Am I the only one that cheered when he said the customer wanted to replace all 4 motors?! I was like "YES!"

[@TJHaggerty85]

Anyone else instinctually blow the smoke when watching someone solder?😂

[@ilfordjedi]

No, but I do tend to lean back from the screen just in case something goes wrong 🔥

[@RyeOnHam]

@@ilfordjedi HA! I was doing the same thing. I've taken to having a fan across the room so it blows the smoke gently away.

[@robertrada4783]

Nah, I use a fan like a gentleman.

[@paulkerr2298]

i sniff it,, less harmfull than the real thing

[@pointedspider]

I inhale it, love the smell. I won't be around much longer anyhow

[@ilfordjedi]

The perfect end to my week.

[@jamesriordan3494]

Aye, tis at that !

[@Killawife]

I've never seen a soldering iron with a led light on it before. Seems very useful.

[@michaelflynn6178]

Always worth watching Thanks

[@matthewjohnston1400]

Great content. Fast paced and informative.

[@mrstocks]

KZbin algo is weird, i've been watching some Australian unblocking pipes now someone repairing tools.

[@miko007]

back in 2016, the brushless version (hitachi ds18djl) was the best quality battery powered drill money could buy. it was way over 200€. most people over here consider what they paid for it when they actually bought it, not what money the would spend when they get a new one. we would fix them up out of prinziple, to make the initial investment last longer. so they get like 10 more years of use by only spending a fraction of the initial cost.

[@supergilliar]

Great video as always. Wonderful to see someone keeping things goin when it's worth it. Sensible and professional. Rock on

[@602Sean]

I've only seen the first minute of this almost 1 hour of content and Dean drops in his majick, " that's a broken wire" King of tool repair videos!

[@jonashermansson2519]

Also with the Makita really nice with Omron switch with rubber dust cap

[@robertkovacic4623]

I love your channel...really relaxing for me.😄 I normally only buy new machines, but recently I managed to find a very old Makita belt sander 9924DB for €30. It's in very good cosmetic and working condition...really old-it still says "Makita Electric Works Ltd." and still has a light gray cable...I'm slowly ordering bearings, brushes, etc...and it will work for many years to come...keep it up...really interesting videos😃👍

[@ANONYMUOS893]

Dewalt is the best I’ve ever had

[@Adrian-l1l7e]

Dean the drill whisperer

[@bratgrbic847]

My grandpa had some old metabo drills and he swore he never had any issues with them and they served him good,so i followed into his footsteps i guess and recently got some german metabo drills the brushless models and they are pretty good so far,about 2 n half years of constant abuse on them drilling and screwing some 6x30 bolts almost every week.Im not rich in any ways but i'll invest in these as i specially love the CAS system they have.I love all things power tools and watching your vids helped me fix some of my old equipment awesome and very educational content.

[@188fergie]

I have 2 metabo cordless drills that are over 10 years old and are used most days. But a budget version only lasted 2 years before the motor burned out. Another case of you get what you pay for.

[@MrArcticPOWER]

@@188fergie Those cheap brushed tools are fine for home owners, but for people that uses them daily, they're not worth buying.

[@milanthemilan5015]

@@188fergie Tools 10 years ago and tools today are not the same.Metabo have excellent drills and angle grinders and only those LTX,most expensive series.Everything else is not worth of money.

[@patrickobrien5367]

Great video 📹 👍 thanks again for your video ok stay safe and have a great day 👍 😊

[@AnthonySmith-hr2kp]

Ah, nice to sed a busy video again Dean. Nice job. Thanks for that

[@plunder1956]

It's positive that even fairly cheap tools are lasting between 6 to 10 years in general use. For many general trades they are good enough.

[@shubhammajumdar8762]

I like reparing of tools very much 👍

[@leonardpaciora5039]

Good one, Thanks again, Dean!!!!!

[@carlossantiagobenedithcasi1364]

Excelente trabajo 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇭🇳🇭🇳🇭🇳 asta pronto amigo

[@alouisschafer7212]

This video is a good argument for buying all brushless when it comes to cordless tools. These wee brushed motors have a limited life expectancy so the tool could be all good otherwise just the motor is dead. Bronze bushes wear out and the brushes aswell. I have an old brushed Bosch drill from 2014 that will need a motor soon. Its only 16€ luckily.

[@Biaanca5036]

If you have pin-setters and a hammer you can actually open canned-motors to replace the brushes. :) But of course because this involves uncrimping bits of metal to get to the brushes it can only be done a few dozen times before the metal fatigues. - still, humans don't live very long so it's probably possible to service one of these canned motors for a lifetime

[@spotthedod]

Great vid Dean. Joy to watch

[@stephen39a]

Great video again, thanks!

[@deanstones6773]

Great video keep them coming 👍

[@georgebonney90]

Thank you Sir

[@amarablogs729]

When I saw the pile of tools in the thumbnail I think I actually squealed out loud - can’t be sure

[@manuelgarciapsicomanu7049]

You are the best

[@BurnzyXXD]

Thanks

[@leehaz1]

Im a scaffolder Dean and the makita nut guns only last us about 4 months. We do abuse them and they do alot of work.

[@vxnova1]

Getting close to 100k there

[@JJ-9421]

A great ending to a Friday night. Cheers, Dean!

[@graywaffle2047]

Thats a fantastic day when you see a new video pop up

[@ckmetalm.k5731]

Dewalt vidalama ve pnömatik kullanıyorum ama taşlama Bosch ve metabo kullanıyorum. (Nibler Makita jn3201 💪

[@atoksurid8839]

Yes i like this vdio tq master🥰😍👍👍👍

[@manuelgarciapsicomanu7049]

Thanks, well done!!!

[@michaelfairchild]

Tools fixed in this video: 0:28 Makita DTW285 Impact Wrench - Fault: electronic brake not engaging 10:17 Hitachi DV18DGL Drill - Fault: Broken battery clips/holders 22:21 Dewalt (possibly DCD785) Drill - Fault: Not starting 28:08 Metabo SB18LT Drill - Fault: Lack of power 31:37 (Dean favourite brand) Milwaukee M18 BPD Drill - Fault: Not starting 36:13 Hikoki/Hitachi DV18DGL Drills (plural) - Fault: Motor replacement

[@genovagoh2372]

Where do you buy your spares? I’m trying to resurrect makita but the controllers seem more than the drills!!!

[@prasadvn524]

Nice video

[@Thirrtyeighterr]

Subscribed 👍

[@deandohertygreaser]

Thanks

[@cinderswolf3929]

dean you have warned us against milwaukee tools what brand would you buy for yourself ?

[@rossnolan2883]

Awesome 😎

[@tliliamine4974]

good job 👏👏👏

[@Grantrude]

First Makita was made in the UK!

[@java1892]

well that's my Friday night plans now

[@Andrew-hh3ol]

I think those hitachis run a standard sized 540 hobby motor and can be repaired cheaper

[@davidrobinson7795]

Hey Dean, I love your channel. I just wondered if you might do repairs on a fluke multimeter?

[@alexbaxter9512]

Milwaukee that didn't fail before the brushes wore out, is that a record?

[@atsimas]

Use flux when soldering anything. Your hands are not clean by default that is why the result isn't "pretty". Wipe the flux after being done, with a paper towel. It's not difficult to melt. Apply some flux to it and see for yourself. It isn't a PC card to need low-melt solder in it. You incorporate flux with the extra solder but it just isn't enough.

[@peterparsons7141]

Come on man, I mean how much fun could be had when putting new brushes in your buddies Milwaukee drill and accidentally switching the Leeds ? You just can’t buy that kind of entertainment.

[@ElMariachi1337]

With cheap machines this old I always tell my customers these machines are like cars, they can be fixed by replacing a part, but they have to keep in mind the other parts have been used for the same amount of time including the batteries. In the end the choice is always up to the customer ofcourse, but yeah no guarantee claims when one stops working again after a month other then on the motors in this case.

[@paulgilliland2992]

What’s do you think for a new nut gun for essentially only wheel studs?

[@darrenhenderson7076]

Do you have a recycling center around you to where you can take the power tools to and get money for them also how do you depose of your batteries

[@rafadzwonowski7461]

4 Hitachi brushless

[@chucknorris2952]

What solder wire you use, Dean?

[@bradleywalsh4103]

Bro, watching your videos makes me wanna fully break down all my power tools, even if only for the cleaning.

[@Иван-ю8т9р]

Good afternoon, please tell me the name of the bearing on the Makita DHP484 screwdriver, which is located closer to the chuck. I wanted to buy it first and then take it apart and do it, but there is no information on the Internet( Thank you.

[@MrPhil6697]

Hello @deandohertygreaser, I have a Ryobi nail gun, but it is not driving nails in all the way, leaving them shy of about half an inch.. what's the best way to get it sorted out, please? It is an R18N16G 2021 Thanks, Phil

[@notagunfreak8146]

What kind of grease would i need for a Snapon 1/4 CTS561 impact wrench? I cannot find any "cordless impact gun grease" or can the same grease of pneumatic air impact guns be used?

[@raymondhannon5307]

Hi Dean love the videos I have 3 Dewalt batteries that won't charge past 2 bars and charger showing fully charged is there a fix .

[@chucknorris2952]

Tested another charger? Might be the voltage regulator in the charger

[@raymondhannon5307]

@@chucknorris2952 The charger charges the other 7 batteries with no problems. I have other chargers i give that a try. Thanks

[@williecosgrove]

2.34 how could that drill get wet in EIRE?? Sur we havent seen a drop of rain since last JUNE🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@1978JonBullock]

Saving the customer from having to fully replace 5 drills.

[@MrArcticPOWER]

He would save money in the end if he stopped buying the cheapest brushed tools he can find. Those will wear out 3 times before you manage to break a slightly more expensive brushless tool, and that's not factoring the extra battery cycles you take out of your batteries.

[@pn8902]

How do you get these?

[@BurnzyXXD]

hey Dean :)

[@bramdonburn9334]

Why don’t I ever see you work on ridgid tools

[@deandohertygreaser]

Not very popular here, and very little places sell ridgid

[@wiktorzyca83]

Hello 😊

[@toba7160]

👍🏼👍🏼🇩🇪

[@andygardiner6526]

I hate this channel ... I waste too much time watching it :-) Great job as always.

[@nf5416]

love the smell of 60/40 in the morning , if you know , you know ..... 🚭🚭🚭☢☢

[@robertrada4783]

Who is buying brushed motor cordless drills in the 2010’s and 20’s?

[@mtasubwaymartasubway]

Nothing wrong with that, some people love the tools they had for a long time

[@alouisschafer7212]

They are cheap and do the job. If you put a lot of hours into the tool brushless my be the wiser choice but for DIY or standard use they are fine.

[@chucknorris2952]

There should NEVER been VAT on repairs. Time to remove it, for sake of recycling/repairability/environment

[@zaxmaxlax]

There should never be VAT period. Just imagine the absurdity of taxing food????

[@chucknorris2952]

@@zaxmaxlax in norway, we have half tax on food

[@mtasubwaymartasubway]

Nonsense

[@MrAidanfleming]

Most of them just need chucked out, rubbish drills haha