Powertool repairathon, bosch, ryobi, Metabo, hikoki and rotary laser in for repair.

#tools #powertool #restoration #repairathon #toolfix #toolrepair #bosch #hikoki #Metabo #ryobi #rotarylaser #broken

[@N1rOx]

Love your video's Dean. You give me confidence I can self repair things instead of throwing them away.

[@Jihadbearzwithgunz]

Agreed already loved taking things apart and seeing what makes em run already worked on my own electronics though so there's that

[@prasadvn524]

That was highly informative session

[@dieseldog1959]

Once again, Dean--I absolutely love the tool tear-down marathons. I know it's more difficult to do your work while always considering how to make certain the viewers have a good angle, etc., but we sure do appreciate your efforts. I know I've learned a lot from watching how you proceed with your troubleshooting and repair processes. Cheers!

[@deandohertygreaser]

Thanks again!

[@christophlindenau3956]

If you are looking for the pliers, Connex does make a similar one: EvoMaxx 180 VDE SB Can't tell how it compares to the Draper, but at least it's available.

[@andrewchild1592]

You never cease to amaze me how you go about problem solving. Fantastic content on the Laser level... always great to see you fix something different. 👍👍👍

[@roberts1938]

Perfect show. A lot of valuable tips. Thank you!

[@prasadvn524]

Oh what a feast.Loved every bit of the video.The sad part is I am 74 years and little chance to repair my power tools.Keep making videos.

[@philgallagher1]

I'm with you my friend! These 60 year old arthritic hands of mine can hardly USE power tools any more, never mind fix them!! Although it's great to see Dean rescuing all these tools from the scrap heap!!

[@rodpatient9]

Thanks Dean. I can't think why, but every time I complete a build in my workshop, I now say "that's her" :-)

[@deandohertygreaser]

Perfect!I must get a t-shirt made 😄

[@rodpatient9]

@@deandohertygreaser Not such a bad idea Dean, I'd buy one!

[@spotthedod]

@@deandohertygreaser Put "Nice One" on the back.

[@EricMySelf990]

I do it for everything. That's her, a nice piece of toast, all ready for some butter.

[@grahamrobinson5417]

😀excellet no nonsense service technician, love the tips exct,thanks

[@robertkovacic4623]

Fein😲😲🤨 you would never have thought...I'm a fan of Metabo...I have most of my machines from them...good products. No...there is an identical, even stronger model with the so-called VTC-"vario tacho constamatic" electronics...constant electronics...and there this electronics is installed with a regulation wheel on top.....and for that there is a detachable SDS+ head, because the set also includes a classic detachable one quick-clamping head... this is a real multi-drill for drilling concrete, wood, metal, chiseling concrete and also driving screws.

[@660stihl]

I like those Metabo drills as well, but the resin coating of my armature blew off. Price off a new one was 196 euros! Couldnt justify it for a 18 year or hammer drill.

[@austenj4539]

I found a pair of the Draper professional pliers you use online recently - the last pair in the supplier's stock! I bought them for my electrician friend as a birthday present. He loves them! The moment I saw Dean using them, I could see how good they would be. Excellent video again and I loved that repair to the laser level early on in the video.

[@jmp2666]

Draper but a rebranded Orbis

[@grazvydaspetrovas2448]

Orginal manufactor ORBISWILL EvoMaxx pliers, DRAPER just rebranded

[@deandohertygreaser]

Nice one, thanks for that. I knew they where a German made product for draper but didn't know who made them. Must check them out. Thanks again

[@grazvydaspetrovas2448]

@@deandohertygreaser costs approx 37e in Lithuania

[@jazko]

The best way to start your morning!

[@gerardcallan5655]

A guy who did repairs to small engines etc near me would have been quick to tell ye where to go if ye presented him with a tool in that condition for repair

[@1maico1]

I've got the larger METABO UHEV 2860-2 QUICK hammer drill. They are made in Germany and the bearings easy to replace.

[@cherylannesmith8610]

Isn’t it a bit much to asK a manufacturer to design and manufacturer to protect the parts of a rotor from flying ball bearing . IF ITS MAKING NOISE STOP USING IT

[@bladeoflucatiel]

54:45 guilty as charged. I've done it countless times 😂

[@joseph_donovan]

A fuse, a fuse! My kingdom for a fuse! I say, can I be insolent and humbly suggest a small container for the screws so they don't go 'walking' or 'escaping' on you? Love it!

[@gplusgplus2286]

The Metabo 2860, the older brother of what you repaired is supposedly a very good machine.

[@happyfeet231259]

I agree , machines are made to make money , they doesn't have to be fancy, but at least a minimum maitenance after the job would , be adviseble right???, just blowing out a little, with the compressor, can be enough to avoid many problems, well done 🥰😍🤩

[@ajwalou-nack2343]

Impressive that you mended that laser. We have a few in our workshop for survey work. Half of them don't work and they cost over a grand each. We don't touch Chinese shit but there just seemed to be a copy of the expensive ones.

[@philgallagher1]

28:23 As we all know, EVERYTHING is a hammer!!

[@gr33tr33frog]

Love your videos too - greetings from Australia!

[@deandohertygreaser]

Thanks so much!

[@GrimReaper-kg2zo]

Been able to repair a couple of power tools of my own having watched your channel Thank you

[@460mark8]

Why wasn't any grease applied directly to the new bearing on the bosch grinder first shown in the video as it was open faced and appeared dry?

[@luthmhor]

Great lesson on protecting the windings 👍, love advice like that

[@michaelfairchild]

Tools fixed in this video: 0:01 Bosch GWS-18V-10 Grinder | Fault: Not starting 9:54 Chinesium noname brand rotary laser level | Fault: In for calibration 24:27 Metabo KHE-2660 Quick Drill | Fault: Noisy motor 38:09 Hikoki NR1890DC Nailer | Fault: Not starting 45:22 (blue) Ryobi PMT1362 Mixer | Fault: Faulty switch 52:17 Bosch GSH 5 CE | Fault: Not starting 57:07 Bosch GRW 11 E Mixer | Fault: Shuts itself down after few minutes of use

[@georgedavall9449]

Thank You Mr. Indexola 🙄 🤣

[@pwapwap]

Jeez, you need a needle scaler to clean mixing drills. That was one hell of an excavation

[@jason-hh6lu]

Dean can you do a video one day of the tools you use to fix the tools. Especially the hand tools. 👍🏻

[@nfi2nfi2]

No foresight and back sight checks? If you mark the laser at two points then move the laser to another position, at a different level and mark the same two locations the gap between the marks should be the same. If not you know the laser isn’t setting correctly.

[@TheBertjeT]

Interesting, info might come in handy to someone trying to repair one themselves. Always check the comments on repair videos to see what the uploader missed or did wrong :)

[@Zogg1281]

I was actually looking at a pair of those Draper wire cutters about a month ago, but they had a pretty hefty price tag and I didn't think that I could justify spending that much on a Sible set of cutters. It turns out I should have bought 20 pairs as I would have become the only supplier pretty quickly 😂

[@georgedavall9449]

WTH is a Sible set? 🤔🙄

[@amirbesantus]

hello i have a big hammer drill when i start is smoke and hot ALPHA TOOLS BH1600 what is the problem

[@deandohertygreaser]

Sounds like the motor has burnt out

[@leeberry9666]

Great video Dean. Much enjoyed.

[@robertrada4783]

Metabo’s known for its grinders but it’s their drills that are overbuilt like a brick outhouse. And agreed, nothing is getting to their brushed motor windings while the Makita method is just a gimmick.

[@georgedavall9449]

Dun be hating on Makita

[@irishrebel1976]

What product did you put on the bench top?

[@robertweeks7993]

guarantee that rotary laser was dropped

[@hb9836]

😅dean your logic and common sense is amazing

[@gacherumburu9958]

👍👍

[@Utuber-x44]

Another great video Dean, keep em coming! Cheers from Canada eh 🍻

[@deandohertygreaser]

Thanks, will do!

[@JonHeets]

Awensome! Thanks

[@grahamrobinson5417]

* n😟

[@thegreatoutdoors2000]

Great job Dean 👍🏻🇮🇪

[@paulhayes1134]

dean loves to empty the whole clip when testing the nails guns lol

[@deandohertygreaser]

Have to empty at least 1 clip to test the gun fully. Sometimes even 2 or 3.

[@daviddavies1596]

Interesting repair of the laser Dean, as you said, it must have been dropped. Bit of a bummer with the field connection screw on the mixing drill, we’ve all been there! Keep up the good work!

[@CrookedSkew]

For the Metabo drill, you are correct about the top cover. It is to house a speed controller. It's a higher wattage version of that drill. Thanks for another great video.

[@plunder1956]

Mr Doherty do you usually have to be a mind reader to work out what your customers want? It's bad enough when the machine is a mistery - but usually you don't even get a simple note, explaining what they want done with it. Do they expect you to establish a telepathic link with them for instructions?

[@deandohertygreaser]

They must do. It's funny when i have expain to someone, that i haven't fixed thier machine yet because I don't know what's wrong with it. And then when they ask why, I have to explain, "because you never told me".

[@Adrian-l1l7e]

@@deandohertygreaserJust tell them next time you’re crystal ball is broken 😅

[@georgedavall9449]

@@Adrian-l1l7e this is funny, however, with Dean’s talents that would be hard to swallow; He’d just fix the crystal ball! 😂👍

[@aspedersen1]

Cheers Dean Next time, can we please also get the price of the parts and labor? I really enjoyed that...

[@connahjones8178]

Hi dean, if that metabo drills bearing had collapsed and left the outer race in the housing, how would you get it out? I have a reciprocating saw with that issue

[@jamesriordan3494]

Nice ones Dean

[@robheasman7760]

Hi mate good to see you back on the bank that happens to be one of my favourite spots fished it just yesterday had chub all day long to 4lb 8 oz , nice to see the barbel are still there, tight lines

[@bobcarter6143]

I searched for those Draper pliers last month after seeing them on your videos. No luck a few companies still list them but no stock.😢

[@misteruy4933]

This is a sorry excuse for a Bosch Tool! It exists since 2020! So it’s quite new

[@leonardpaciora5039]

Thanks Dean!!!!

[@alzawalich9829]

What grease do you use in your syringe thanks lov your Chanel a lot of great information

[@wastelander69]

Thank you for sharing Dean enjoyed this long video having a couple of ciders cheers dude

[@capk387]

Love the mixing drills - you should do a top 10 video

[@ereeekaleso9586]

next time get green background its easier to find same as green lasers

[@johnmclaurin]

Amazing! Love to watch this channel!

[@GablesDude]

This was great! Thank you and good work!

[@Yes_buh]

Nice one Dean. Love the longer videos

[@michaelflynn6178]

Great video Thanks

[@dusanmilojevic3017]

That’s Orbis pliers.

[@jan-willemvanlit6855]

Ironside 121278

[@markojuros6533]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@leonvanderlinde5580]

Don't these people ever clean their tools???? Yuch.

[@davidworsley7969]

Too busy working.

[@georgedavall9449]

@@davidworsley7969 never too busy to clean up job site, the van the tools, etc. If not, something is wrong!

[@Cheers_Warren]

That was a facinating video. I ended up being the guy who had to do tool repairs , as the owner the only guy that really cared I guess. Everytime was an ,adventure as never the,same. Where you get to see same tools all the time. Are these brushless too!s worth the double cost? How are they different? I understand they use less power so,batteries last longer? Cheers Warren usa (where we,don't need 110v transformers!)

[@deandohertygreaser]

Yes the brushless tools are the way to go. They generate less heat when running so can take more abuse. Most people have ditched corded tools and are now all cordless. So they get a lot of use and for long periods of time. So brushed motors will quickly overheat and melt. Where brushless motors keep going. Your Power is 110v so no need for the transformers. But ours is 240v so it's stepped down for site work for safety. But it's an outdated system now and there is no real need for it with modern breakers.