Repairing a big, old and well used Makita 1805B beam planer.

[@daverichmond2846]

Legend has it,..Noah used the same planer working on the Ark. 😉

[@ritapunzal9438]

And passed on to Joseph and to Jessie and now Dean change the bearings and leads and belt and brushes and will go another 20 years.

[@daverichmond2846]

Im sure it will. 😉😀

[@Utuber-x44]

​@@ritapunzal9438Joseph and Jesse? You mean Ham, Shem and Japheth

[@ritapunzal9438]

@@Utuber-x44 No, Joseph the father of Jesus, and Jessie is Jesus.

[@kevinberry4949]

Only after Dean replaced the bearings lol

[@Fireman9ify]

That old mikita stuff was amazing quality

[@CaduceusZentrum-nk3qe]

they sell literally the same thing today

[@kevinhewitt1428]

I love that you don't organize during disassembly. You know where everything goes.

[@seancons]

I'd love to see that type of machine cleaned and polished up. Some weapon

[@jetpropulsionlabrador3615]

This is one of the coolest tear downs, not sure why, but this is a cool machine.

[@pete_lind]

@phlebas9204 You can still buy Makita 1806B as new and its big brother Makita KP312S , 312mm/12-1/4" wide, 18 kg/40 lbs tool. Makita 1100 is the old style 82mm, version in this series, planers made to do work, not attract buyers with fancy design. They can keep making these because there is not much options on market, you have Mafell ZH 320Ec 320mm/12-9/16" Planer. Makita and Mafell are about only ones making big woodworking power tools.

[@ablinil]

Something very ❤satisfying seeing these great old machines saved from the trash heap. These videos are a goldmine for future repair folk.

[@christopherkingston9601]

Lovely to see that loyal old plane refreshed.

[@L0WEREASTSIDE]

You work as an Artist. No cutting corners at all. Clean as F*#K.. Many Blessings..!!

[@smickster]

Great stuff. I enjoy how your casually throw all the parts across the table as you disassemble stuff. Me: I'd be putting them into numbered bins to keep track and re-watching the video. Your long experience shows.

[@benjamindusseau4912]

love the videos! I would very much like to see/hear the before and after repair clips one right next to the other for the recap at the end. thanks so much!

[@liftrucs]

Brilliant job Dean nice to see quality kit given another life, Well Done

[@Mark5mith]

The new version of this is €2000, well worth saving that one, she's beat up and well used, and such a beast.

[@thomasschafer7268]

Sorry. Not so much. 450€. Need some?👍🇩🇪

[@Mikkel-Hansen]

@@thomasschafer7268 He was probably thinking of the new big brother KP312, that one is around 2k euro.

[@alouisschafer7212]

These look so well build its probably worth picking them up used and fixing them up.

[@EddBarnett]

I can tell you like your makita kit mate 👌👍

[@johnblake3863]

That was fun! Thanks for sharing.

[@timtimtim5294]

I love watching your videos. I wish you had a clone in the US! I have so many tools that need to be sent in for repairs.

[@smtsoftwaresolutions1966]

A great skill set and very entertaining to watch.

[@rogerhodges7656]

Love the content and look forward to each new video. I have a 4" version of that planer from the same era. I was never happier than the day that I bout the first set of blade holders and replaceable blades!

[@alk6225]

good to see you throw everything about...adds to the drama

[@mos8541]

sounded good to me! maybe a little off, but LOVE that sound of them oldies

[@Nicksdiscount_Tools]

Your the best Dean!

[@paulcresswell1690]

Bet you got a load of satisfaction fixing that ole fella up again.

[@domfijac]

Great video. What an excellent old machine.

[@patrickcowan8701]

Was looking at some vids because I need a beam planer. The big one. Makita is my choice and Dean shows up in the feed.

[@francocacciotti6758]

Great job, its ready for a new life.

[@patrickbonner4841]

Man oh man Great job

[@red00eye]

What a beautiful piece of kit, I can only imagine the cost to manufacture that today.

[@patrickcowan8701]

2600€

[@CrookedSkew]

Tremendous work. You make it look easy. You give AvE a run for his money :D

[@mos8541]

and without the constant flow of made up words and silly phrasing intended to be cutesie

[@CrookedSkew]

@@mos8541 I just think that's AvE's personality. However, the AvE channel seems to have taken a turn a few years back that made it less interesting to me.

[@mos8541]

@@CrookedSkew RightOn Im sure it is and ruins the show for me

[@seanmccaffrey6378]

I’ve still got one but doesn’t look like that one! Excellent video

[@maryweston3851]

Thanks Dean , great content, great vids, every day is a learning day with you,appreciate it, charley in lanzarote.

[@gregglogan9553]

love your videos

[@deandohertygreaser]

Thank you

[@gerardedgar5961]

Sounds new😊

[@6565tigga]

Loving these videos mate. Keep going., Merry Christmas

[@Binbag1010]

That was a really interesting one, not many of these about any more.

[@martinfreer3425]

Always great work.

[@kensherman5589]

I'm sure they've already gotten their money's worth already brother 😊😊😊

[@bootnecksniper5548]

Think she's older than me

[@tithrepair-Makita-mikaza]

good job

[@Compasscard]

I have the same era belt sander. Still doing strong too.

[@nejoh713]

Smooth sound.

[@peterunderdown4374]

Thanks,have always been curious.

[@whirled_peas]

Beautiful bit of kit.

[@bootsowen]

Has it come down from the boat yard?

[@Bob.Jenkins]

I'm old enough to remember when a huge percentage of the tools available were of good to great quality... now, the vast majority are just garbage. It's great to see someone rebuild these older workhorses... if you fancy having a go at repairing my creaking Knees, let me know! 😃 PS. I wish the people who make those little Wire Ferrules would make some with 'O' and 'U' fittings attached - I've had endless trouble over the years with those Plastic Crimped connectors. The quality of them is always low and the connections are, at best, iffy when it comes to strain relief.

[@johnsonkj]

😂😂

[@Saltyscavenger]

A serious piece of kit.

[@UnderwaterSable]

Love watching these videos Dean, you do a grand job. You would want strong arms for that beast 😂 😂 😂

[@ianmurray3820]

Seems the made in Japan tools are a lot more robust than the outsourced stuff.!!? ( get em when you can ). Current crop of brushless stuff is almost cheaper to replace than repair.!!! 😱

[@Apex180]

What a bonnie, top work.

[@kevinhewitt1428]

Have you ever worked on Holtzer? Going back to the 80's.

[@johncroasdale2748]

I want it!

[@patrickmcdonagh381]

Proper tools

[@kurttaz]

Beast

[@aenunez77]

This is great. I just bought ones from Japan and it works great. I am concerned about sourcing parts. Do you have any recommendations on where to buy replacement parts?

[@0987brian]

Could you tell us how much the repair costs please. Great videos :)

[@avit24]

I have one of these...

[@Bonswally]

I wish my impact driver was predictable like that bosch

[@whitacrebespoke]

I have a slightly newer version of this tool. It’s bullet proof however listening to this one done my old girl could do with a tart up.

[@38skippers]

35° in Perth, WA today.😏

[@bespokefencing]

Great video Dean. I remember planing a chunk out of my jeans and wallet with mine! Could very easily been far worse!🥵

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

I still have a 30+ years old Japanese Makita router - still perfect and a 35+ years old Swiss made Elu planer - works perfectly but retired because of Dewalt cordless. They were most definitely better tools before China was invented!

[@lewiscowden9731]

Another great video Dean. Machines are not made to last anymore. I have a B&D an orange one I bought it when I was a child because I knew I wanted to be a joiner. I'm now 62 and that machine still runs like new.

[@dxpvxo711]

where did you get that bearing puller tool set

[@kenhoward3100]

i have one that looks the same but its a wolf

[@mrcallaghanbarry]

Nice one Dean, would it be better to be a member of this channel or patreon??

[@deandohertygreaser]

Probably here, I'm have problems getting videos posted to patron.

[@mrcallaghanbarry]

@@deandohertygreaser thanks Dean, absolutely love all the videos. Merch coming sometime?

[@Dazza19746]

Brilliant! I bet that will see the owner out, maybe even passed down the family 👍🏻

[@cgstadler]

I'm surprised you can find all the pieces again.

[@deanstones6773]

Great workshop but how you know were anything is I dont know but guess you can go straight to anything you want 😂

[@kieljohnson6507]

12 seconds ....that's what she said 😂

[@barryclyde8353]

your vids are fantastic mate, why dont you clean the machines though? they work fine on the inside but look like they have been pulled out of a pond

[@deandohertygreaser]

Because they are working tools. Why clean them and make them look like new. The customer is going to use it again just the same.

[@barryclyde8353]

just looks a bit more professional thats all

[@shadygunshow]

@@barryclyde8353well then you gotta charge more and most real tradesmen like that old work patina on their tools.

[@robertobezerra8376]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@osianmeilyr89]

Funny how you get tools like that with a trigger that lasts. New tools barely get 3yrs in and the trigger is playing up

[@TheVRPro]

that looks like a clenaer or someting weird

[@dannyedwards592]

Big beefy gal

[@jbrev7951]

Shouldnt it be a special high rpm bearings ? Or is it just the number written on them you should buy Remember from another channel and he had to change to a highspeed bearings for machines like this.

[@normanboyes4983]

Have you any advice on sucking eggs?

[@rodpatient9]

😂@@normanboyes4983