How To Fix Worn Out Power Tool Motors

[@rightlanehog3151]

Thanks, this is very helpful.

[@bigc7t]

Surprised you don't have a lathe. You should get one of those small ones.

[@Michelle-Eden]

Thanks, Catus. That was great!

[@PappyNet01]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and project. I am trying to repair my electric motor to my Toro F700 Power-Jet Leaf Blower. I am wondering if I re-wired the positive and negative incorrectly and broke it because the switch doesn't turn on the motor. I thought I identified the wires correctly by placing green and yellow zip ties on the wires that were terminated with a twist-cap.

[@ovalwingnut]

GR8T video.. thank you. I tried to communicate this info to a friend but he just brushed me off. I guess I just drilled it into him to much about your channel... Cheers from So.Ca.USA 3rd House On the Left.

[@diazaa]

You could also use a light abrasive and convex the brushes... Which is my preferred method.

[@KevKovac]

Thanks. Gonna try this on my worn out and sparking vacuum cleaner motor

[@elchuco00]

I thought I was the only one who did this lol. Refreshing!

[@NMW04]

I've done this before with a cordless drill, it's a bit easier because you can just set the drill upright on the battery instead of trying to hold up the drill and brace the bearing on something.

[@agrayrider]

You did a pretty good job grinding that part down.✌️ See or hear ya tomorrow....fur ball.

[@muhammadashraf-mn2si]

Not proper method to clean commutator but i could say a very awkward method which could destroy commutator

[@anonone8954]

You should have mentioned how much harder it was because of the fan....... a few more times. Just incase someone was listening. 😅😂