Building a Bosch GSH 11 E Hammer with scrap broken machines and a copy motor from Amazon.

[@nelchan2421]

Please do more of building power tools with scrap broken machines and a copy motor from online

[@tristan_andrade]

Agree

[@brando104]

Well if the customer doesn't want that done it's kind of hard to do it a lot. But yea cool seeing old broke tool be used again. Kinda take it back I didn't kno he bought it himself

[@stevejagger8602]

This really appeals to me because it shows that what mostly appears to be scrap can be recycled into a working machine. As a society we are too fond just scrapping equipment without considering what could be repurposed or recycled. Well done!

[@reallunacy]

I repair a ton of stuff in my day to day. The problem isn't willingness to repair, it's the lack of serviceability or availability of parts. I legit was looking to repair something last week and to buy the replacement part I needed was a $5 difference in buying the same tool brand new. New saves me shipping time, labor time, and gives me a warranty. It wasn't what I wanted to do, but it was the option left to me by the manufacturer.

[@stevejagger8602]

@@elijah3807 I live in Uganda where spare parts are as rate as hen's teeth so salvaging and adapting canibalised parts is often the only way to repair something. It certainly makes you very creative and adapt to what is in the waste stream because ordering online with next day delivery isn't an option 😎

[@stevejagger8602]

@@reallunacy I went through a similar situation with a Chinese brand washing machine where the spider which supports and drives the drum broke one of the spokes. A local white goods engineer, and friend of mine, could order online at nearly £100 plus labour. He said that for little more money I could buy a new machine but that the build quality at that price was poor and would only last a few years of use. The machine I had was well constructed and was repaired and will likely give another ten years of service. So it is not always about perceived cost. I see Dean do this. He makes a cost benefit analysis to work out how best to serve his client. So often in his videos he heads to old stock to find a salvaged part which gets the the client up and running at minimum cost. For me it is the satisfaction that comes from adaptation to create a working piece of equipment which matters the most.

[@stevejagger8602]

@@elijah3807yes I agree not everything is possible to repair but there is a western attitude of chuck it and replace it. You will be surprised how resourceful people are because of lack of supply here.

[@reallunacy]

@@stevejagger8602 even in Dean's videos he talks about parts costing so much that it isn't worth repairing. I've personally repaired every major appliance in my home except for my dryer and my HVAC to keep them in service instead of replacing them and in my professional life I've repaired countless items. The problem is that too often you, unless you have a graveyard of used parts, you either can't acquire at all or can't acquire them for a price that matches the value of the device. I had a TV recently where the internal power supply failed. The manufacturer didn't sell it at all and on the used market the cheapest I could find that board was for $300 and it was being sold as is. For the size TV you can replace the TV with a new unit of the same brand for that price and that wouldn't include my labor to install it for my customer. I get a lot of people have fallen into a mindset of replacement, but that is because most don't have the knowledge to repair themselves and it's too difficult for independent repair shops to acquire parts at a reasonable cost compared to replacement. How many times has Dean said that himself in his videos and that doesn't even show the tools that never even made it behind his counter, for instance Hilti or Panasonic going forward?

[@joe2mercs]

Dean, you do yourself down. You have an expert eye for what is worn such as the tool holder, gear teeth, bearings etc. I am sure that if you were to offer these as “‘old but new’ refurbished by Dean” your clients would be happy to pay up to 50% of the new price

[@mmuller2402]

😅 up to 50% of new is not enough, should be 150% of new price as you only get trash these days or ultra high price. This Tools should perform similar to the best today while holding up much better and just leaving a little comfort on the table which newer machines offer

[@Charlie_Crown]

Absolutely brilliant video and brilliant result. Try do more like this one Dean, you have such a supply of scrap parts at the workshop that there must be other tools that could be resurrected also, it would make great content for the channel, and it's a joy to watch such skill and knowledge 👍👌

[@pauljones3473]

Definitely do more from scraps. Better than going to the dump. I would definitely buy one.

[@BobertSands]

This was absolutely incredible, I love your regular content but more stuff like this would also be appreciated

[@lukeimhtc]

Nice to see someone who knows what he's doing by heart. You are professional. Good to know that it's more ways to repair stuff besides orignal parts.

[@derek763]

Great way of using up some of the spare part machines you have in storage , you then get to see what parts are actually scrap and only fit for the bin . Making a machine run again could be sold cheap in the shop and earning more money for the owner

[@felixcosty]

Thanks for the video. Need to do the service kit, and had it over to a loyal customer for a year, someone who uses there tools hard. Then get it back and see how the armature looks. Frenken Hammer, it's alive.

[@kevinhewitt1428]

I've enjoyed you for a year or two. This content was a new venture and I enjoyed it. Thank you. This might be a way to help sort out the parts container. Toss the garbage, make a machine, organize the good leftovers. Yes, I apparently have a touch of OCD. You throwing all the parts around your bench drives me nuts. You are therapy. You have also taught me to service my, and my guys tools. Several of your fans identified why I couldn't find the puller you regularly use. 'Micro Puller' was the way to find it. Your fans are awesome too! Sourcing parts is a shit show for DIY, though I know it's difficult for you too. Cheers Dean!

[@refactorear]

Pretty cool! Would be nice lending the hammer to some boy who can actually use it in a harsh environment to actually test its longevity for a full complete review.

[@butters_]

Boy ?

[@vcommandarv5916]

You mean a young man?

[@refactorear]

@@vcommandarv5916 Yeah, sorry, Dean sometimes call the users "boys" so I went with that term. I wasn't referring to his sons lol

[@ianmurray3820]

Exactly my thoughts!! Give it to the guy who abused these things and do a 34:23 Follow up revue when it breaks down to see how it performed, and what failed.!!😁💪🏻

[@ozmobozo]

It's fascinating to watch you create your own Frankenboschhammer

[@26conno]

It's like a frankensteins monster of the power tool world! 😄 you're very talented!

[@5FDP666]

Top notch video, if possible you should make a few more videos made from completely scraps. Good to know that you don't have to throw stupid money at ridiculously inflated prices for similar performance. Once again, loving the videos Dean keep them coming 💪🏻

[@andrewlewington829]

WOW! What a talented guy Dean. An amazing video watching you build a new power tool from scratch and reasonably priced 😊👍

[@gutsngorrrr]

Great to know and even if it doesn't last as long as an OEM, at £50, you can have 5 of them for the same price as the OEM and if you're doing your own fix, you can't go wrong, unless they really don't last long, but A great experiment and you now have a loaner tool if needed

[@matei82]

I like this type of videos...thanks😊

[@dieseldog1959]

Helluva way to build some tools--basically something from nothing! Good on you for rescuing some junk leftovers into a viable, hard-use tool. Brilliant!

[@Windows-gi6sh]

In our country, when you get your powertools serviced, they usually ask, "Do you want the original parts or the 'close enough' ones?"

[@TimWilger]

Thanks for all you do Dean!. I don't see a lot of this content in America.

[@Pete292323]

Excellent video Dean. It would be really cool if you could give someone who uses hammers regularly, have him use it for 6-12 months and see what the wear and tear is after the test period is on that armature.

[@santosfontanez1405]

Love watching your videos. You strip down a hammer drill. Like American strips down an AR-15 .

[@connahjones8178]

The only thing i would be ‘concerned’ about it the hardness of the bearing surface and gear. BUT if it’s scrapped or gets up and running for even 1/2 the time of a bosch armature. Well you have saved ALOT of money

[@tommoso55]

Absolutely brilliant, well done Mr Dean 👍👍👍

[@robertmorin6495]

Nice one Dean. Everybody loves a fair price on repairs. Thanks for the tips

[@finbargolden5825]

Well done, Dean! Always interesting to watch your videos.

[@simonmuschamp4582]

Frankentools! That's a huge saving on the OEM parts, which are of course obscenely over priced. Great job. 👍

[@Spencer481]

I’d like to see a long term durability test to see how the Amazon motor holds up!

[@josephsaucedo8691]

Great video I do thing all the time similar to this and it can take quite a while some times to collect all the currect parts depending on what it is. Some thing unfortunately aren't worth fixing some times if nothing available for replacement parts. 💪✌️💯

[@lexmarkrp]

The proof will be in the longevity and durability as compared to the original. Great video. Thanks

[@deandohertygreaser]

The proof is irrelevant. Noone want to pay for a genuine bosch part. So these after market parts are the best options for home repairs.

[@lexmarkrp]

@@deandohertygreaser Totally relevant if it takes three or four of the aftermarket parts to last as long as the original part. Just my experience. Have a good day.

[@marcelsmit8789]

Eddie van Halen used to play his FrankenStrat in Red White and Black... just an idea .... Great job Dean, loved to see it happen !!

[@Brinslade]

Very intertaining, and learnt alot about rebuilding a machine. Thank you.

[@todornikolov2063]

Discoloration of the com. bar is probably because it's not copper, but coppered. Have similar case with smaller hammer drill. Also gear not hardened enough. Machine works for few months, not hard use and failed. Brushes 'eat' com. bar faster on the replica motor than on the genuine one. However, excellent video and lesson again! Cheers!

[@richardparmenter188]

Why would that be? If you’re going to heat treat it why not do it properly? Surely it isn’t going to cost much more?

[@mmuller2402]

​@@richardparmenter188brushes just too hard🎉

[@mmuller2402]

Brushes choice is a very delicate process, hardness vs softness so that is what china copy whatever can't get right😅

[@marcelsmit8789]

Bedankt

[@deandohertygreaser]

Thank you

[@marcelsmit8789]

@@deandohertygreaser no thanks, just paying of my learning experience..😁

[@tonybr2469]

Love your Aladdins cave we had one down in twickenham that carried all English motorcycle parts I had an old 1957 tiger 110 triumph twin hey used to race them once but I loved going in there rummaging like a kid in a sweet shop happy days I’m glad your doing the same sadly my dream shop caught fire I’m sure there are more across the country but I’m to old to ride anymore keep up the good work dean much respect

[@tommoso55]

Anything to do with Geoff Monty back in the day ?

[@tonybr2469]

@@tommoso55 yes many visits to Dennis heaths and the grave yard twickenham blays but names I’m no good at anymore I lived in Hounslow at the time and joined a club called the twits maybe you’ve heard of them pretty much an all English bike club with a mish mash of classic bikes doing rally’s had our own rally’s loads of trophy’s tug of war welly flinging great fun best days of my life sadly most of the club have died always go to the funerals even though I’m in Staffordshire now they were great guys we had a blast our pubs were the warren and the Windsor castle gone now good memories brother

[@JohnWick-mi4hy]

Brother, I love ya! We all love ya. Keep going

[@beachthor1]

Ghost hammer. No need to register. Slick!

[@MrFixiit]

Great video love this type of content making a working tool from scraps lovely.

[@yogigutz2875]

Great job Dean. Franken Hammer LIVES.

[@vladisolo7477]

Very good job Dean. 👍👍👍

[@JuanjeteMS]

Great job. Only thing it needs is a lot of work to test its reliability. 👍🏻

[@danimkn579]

In Pakistan we mostly gets these Chinese version of armatures and it works fine.

[@efektmurowany]

It really was a fun to watch such an action ❤❤❤❤😊

[@danshavit4510]

That was a fun one

[@Blobjonblob]

I just about remember where I left my tape measure and you pull this together. fucking hell mate cracking build.

[@MrHowieZ1973]

This is how I built my first car lol Nice work Dean

[@peternixon7167]

Great video, hope to see more of these 🎉

[@willtricks9432]

Worth the time and effort if you have the stash of old tools, Cheers

[@RichardChadwick-oe9sr]

Good idea now you have a loaner tool

[@GablesDude]

That was a fun video, thanks!

[@karlthompson9730]

How many must of you done to no every part props to you another excellent video with a verry dying skill love watching you from a fellow tickerer

[@Д.Неуловимый]

Nice. Main question is real resource of that Amazon aftermarket furniture. I doubt that it will last as long as original one. But it is good to restore well used Bosch hammer to prolong its life.

[@ZerpsT]

I've been waiting for an eBay motor video for ages!

[@linomoschin9521]

be che dire i tuoi video creano dipendenza non annoiano mai ne vorresti sempre di più per l'ennesima volta grazie ciao

[@daviddavies1596]

You have built a ''Frankenhammer''Dean🤣🤣. Keep up the good work!

[@ianmurray3820]

Hey dean .!! How about an Ali ba ba brushless controller revue.??? As these seem to be a big factor in your in-economic repair vid’s.!!!

[@mihnea85]

Great ideea Dean!

[@ajwalou-nack2343]

LOL I'm 90% sure that Bosch with the yellow spray paint on it was mine . My workshop was broken into in 2014 . I was in the house and the thieves cut my electric cable and it switched off all my security lights. It was that yellow as I sprayed the bottom half of my Toyota Hilux a Fiat yellow.

[@ManMountainMetals]

The Torque Test Channel did a video on counterfeit tools. Usually less powerful than the original ones.

[@robertmorin6495]

This is an armature replacement, not a complete tool.

[@ManMountainMetals]

@robertmorin6495 I thought the content creator might be interested 🤔 in the video. But thanks 😊 for pointing 👉 that out, I never would have figured it out if not for your timely and useful comment🙄. Well done. 🏆

[@prasadvn524]

Loved this video.The drill seems to be working fine.Cross breed machines may be better😅

[@RichardGarcia-fz8be]

Please do a shop tour

[@CenterZero_DeadSecurity]

Dean with the Frankenstein build XD

[@HogeN1337]

i see this as upcomeing theme deans frankenstien machines ^^

[@Jim_Newlands]

Different class...👏👏

[@alouisschafer7212]

How many machines could you build up from the scrap inventory? Would be a great way to reduce redundant inventory to build them up and sell them.

[@stuart6973]

Great video 👍🏻

[@jewellhirsch1694]

Hey, you should have called this one Frankenstein senior course. I don’t know just must’ve been building in your head but you sure do know how to put those things together. I’d be so lost. I wouldn’t know what to do. I’m pretty good AC tech not the best in the world, but I’m pretty good, not bragging OK OK this is Tallahassee. Fred OK, thank you

[@patrickcowan8701]

If it pays for itself then it's all good.

[@CEO786]

Great video As always

[@mikespain8655]

I buy mainly aftermarket parts for my outdoor power equipment shop repairs. Have had good results with no significant come backs. When an OEM part is four times the cost of aftermarket, in most cases, it is a no brainer.

[@Adam-gi1yl]

Nice video 📹 👍 Gd work

[@paintsnridesabike]

Govna strikes again masterful 👌👌👌🙏🧘‍♂️

[@alouisschafer7212]

If the original part is 300€ I would stop ordering completely and buy the copy.

[@somegeezer4840]

Either the box come pre-drawn on, or Deans little ones got to the box before he could again 😀😂

[@deandohertygreaser]

You've good eyes. No box is allowed in out house without them drawing on them

[@Darryl-w6d]

Hi Dean, love your videos i have a Makita DTD 146 Impact gun the light comes on when you press the switch and thats it, so i changed the brushes cause they had gone and its still the same but i did use a cheap compatable battery any idea where i could look next Thankyou so much

[@steveo4031]

She hums👍

[@oddbodhobbies2840]

You could give the drill away to one of your subscribers, the scrapper give away!

[@bumpkinrocks]

Hi Dean, what's the differences between a GSH10 and GSH11 can find any information online. Cheers

[@warmacedon]

Nothing at all , if you have gsh 10c you can repair with gsh 11e parts and all will fit perfectly

[@bumpkinrocks]

​@@warmacedon I've just picked up a GSH10 C myself. It works but think it would benefit from a service with fresh grease. Dean's video has encouraged me to go for it. I couldn't visually see a difference but wondered if it was smaller in size. Obviously not then, thanks👍

[@warmacedon]

@@bumpkinrocks but cheaper option for you is to get one service kit with grease included

[@darylhudson777]

I wonder how much that would cost to ship to America

[@grafpotozky]

The price of the replacement anchor in Israel is 20 euros.

[@brucekazakos8647]

Dean is that Aftermarket Armature lighter than the original one? I`m asking this because i had a Hilti grinder with the same problem. Got me an aftermarket one for 70 Euros instead of 250 and that thing weighed about 30 to 40 grams less. Still works though.

[@jordancobilanschi3662]

quality/original ones are a bit heavier yes

[@padraiggray5342]

Is the Bosch Hammer up for sale now

[@kixykiki9716]

bravooo

[@Patmc4377]

How long was delivery from Germany dean?

[@deandohertygreaser]

A few days

[@patrickmcginty4385]

You're a transplant surgeon!

[@tommcl8548]

👊👍

[@WaddedBliss]

Is it a genuine German copy or Chineseium?

[@john-px2kg]

dr Frankenstein i presume 😁

[@fredholmes6284]

A Bosched up Frankenstein tool..😂

[@YpsilonXY]

Something new for your own collection?

[@nelchan2421]

resell value?

[@neilcharlescochrane]

Are you selling that tool Dean?

[@deandohertygreaser]

No iv a job for it

[@rgppayne4841]

Same armature from Aliexpress $77Au 46 Eu free post

[@thunderstruck1078]

Do you think it's really made in Germany or it's just a German "distributor" to mask the fact it's a Chinese product? It would've been interesting to see you try filing armature's gear teeth. Or some hardness tester comparison between the Bosch original and this one.

[@alouisschafer7212]

No of course its a german distributor, nothin is really made in germany anymore too expensive.

[@tomalley798]

Its alive. Actually there is no difference between you and a transplant surgeon.

[@gregj7916]

Slippery slope, hopefully your shop doesn’t loose it’s Bosch warranty repair accreditation.

[@theshemullet]

MyGuyver. Brilliant. Keep your work coming

[@joemoore4037]

Hi Dean I Have a few tools that need checked out am new to your channel just subscribed what's the process thanks

[@marcelsmit8789]

Bedankt