Another load of Powertools needing Repaired. Even a key cutting machine in this lot.

Rekord Plus key cutting machine that won't start.
Makita Hammer HM1100C that keeps over heating.
Makita DTW1002 impact gun that won't turn
Bostitch concreat nailer that's not firing
Dewalt 18v sds drill with a broken bit stuck inside.
Eneger Pilar drill that wont switch on.
And a Draper 25l compressor that won't switch on
#longvideo #toolsrestoration #diy #workshop #toolmaintenance #rekord #repairathon
#tools #powertool #repairs #diy #repair #toolrepair #deandohertygreaser #powertools #makita #deandoherty

[@Adrian-l1l7e]

Anyone else feel the urge to go dismantling stuff after watching deans videos or is it just me 😊

[@forrestmoore2904]

I'm actually eager for my tools to breakdown!

[@shawnlachance4427]

@@Adrian-l1l7e yes! Exactly! At least change some brushes or something hahaha

[@garyeast7259]

I always have that. Best way to learn

[@PaliVCiernom]

Not just you! I already disassembled my perfectly functioning old Makita drill , just to look ;)

[@Adrian-l1l7e]

@@PaliVCiernom Hope it didn’t end up as wall art like mine 😂

[@antares4755]

I picked up one of those DeWalt core drills on Facebook Marketplace a few weeks back, cost me £5 as spares and repairs - bloke had only used it a handful of times, still looked brand new! Unfortunately the field had burnt out, so replaced it with a genuine one for about £50, works like a charm!

[@shawnlachance4427]

Ive been watching these videos almost a year now, im a big fan! I still have the same exact reaction every time theres 200 bits and pieces on the table and it goes back together after necessary repairs and runs. " How the hell" Amazing!!!! Your an Ace Dean!

[@neilemery522]

Nice job chap. The switch in the key cutter is a pressure/plunger microswitch (or some variation of that name). They're also used in devices that have refillable/removable liquid storage tanks - like commercial coffee machines. In those applications they're mounted in such a way that when the tank (or whatever) is full, its weight rests on the pin and engages the switch. As the tank empties, it's lifted by a spring mounted around the pin and when it needs refilling the tank is lifted clear of the pin - which cuts the power to the device. They also often have three poles which allow for the switch to be wired in always on or always off.

[@ElMariachi1337]

Nice fixes again and plenty of variety. Haven't had a key cutting machine come in with a faulty switch yet, the ones I did see had a faulty capacitor.

[@valterjr7359]

i have the feeling that this man can repair everything a human hand has created

[@leonardpaciora5039]

Thanks Dean!!!!

[@andrewlacerenza667]

After seeing one of your shorts video showing your multimeter, I purchased a Venlab Multimeter. I already had several multimeters, but for the price, I decided to give it a try, I couldn't believe how great it is for the $12 i paid for it on Amazon.

[@scarabooshable]

Jesus.......You know your onions.!!!!! Respect.!!!!!

[@gutsngorrrr]

Another thing to point out about compressors tripping, if it's one of the more powerful ones and you then run it on an extension lead you get a voltage drop and therefore a current increase, which trips it

[@mark111943]

Good catch on the high oil level in the compressor.

[@5446or5446]

appreciate the models in the description, helps people find this

[@john-px2kg]

prefer watching dean to the tv 😁

[@mikekemp5876]

The key cutter switch looks very much like the ones used in foot switches for sewing machines or guitar pedals. eBay sells momentary switches for around £1.50.

[@wastelander69]

Cheers Mr Dean thank you for this long video just what I needed after a long day at work there's nothing better than a few beers watching the best repair man in the world Keep safe bro

[@deandohertygreaser]

Enjoy!

[@Zogg1281]

I have a similar drill press and my "fix" for the irritating screw/latch was simply to remove the screw! 😂

[@AnthonySmith-hr2kp]

Nice Jon Dean!!!

[@willtricks9432]

Another fine mess you've managecto sort out. Cheers

[@MrAmorti]

The belt was also not happy on that Rekord machine

[@dannyharty3656]

Tell me what else would you be doing Thursday evening

[@willtricks9432]

Looking at the lake listening to the Owl and drinking beer, but I'm watching this as well. Cheers.

[@Aspire198]

Hey Dean, what grease do you use? Any specific application or same grease for any gearbox etc?

[@BobOBob]

Probably twenty cents worth of brass that thing crapped on your table. Too much aluminum and potmetal to bother separating it from.

[@Kvorning0]

those drill bits you use they seem handy where could i get them??

[@darylhudson777]

What would be best to seal those armatures to keep them from corroding. Just thinking you could clean it up and then spray it with some lacquer or something.

[@wtaKick]

Hey what do you do for batteries? I looked and didn’t see anything pop up. I would very much appreciate something covering that!

[@alouisschafer7212]

Core drill? More like a standard drill with a different sidehandle and double the price tag...

[@rogerhodges7656]

The safety switch on that drill press is something European. You wouldn't see that in the U.S.

[@mikeb1417]

Is there much performance difference between the Dch273 and the Dch033

[@deandohertygreaser]

yes the dch033 is better

[@shifty277]

The DCH033 is a monster for an 18v tool and especially with a 6.0 or 9.0ah flexvolt battery. I have seen these use a 5.5mm drill in 160mm length and 260mm length and hammer like butter. I'm assuming the hammering mechanism is more effecient from all the parts being straight in the tool as opposed to the drop motor style of the DCH273. Hope that helps. At under £150 bare tool it's a brilliant price

[@7910burm]

💪💪

[@juanisandoval11]

Can you fix my parents marriage?

[@nelchan2421]

I was about to sleep.🛌

[@deandohertygreaser]

It will still be here tomorrow morning. 😴

[@GRamerDim]

it's not the best thing to show keys on camera as they can easily be copied

[@deandohertygreaser]

They can copy them as much as they want. They are an old set of workshop keys from a previous building

[@tdotw77]

I've never seen a 16 finish nailer that can fire nails into concrete. As far as i know the one the did concrete nails was a whole different nailer? Guess theres more bostich nailers out there than i know, & different over there. I think thats the first pneumatic nailer I've seen on your bench. 👌🏻👍🏻🛠️🔧🔩🦺