How I CLEAN🧼🪣🧹 My power tools!🔧🪚

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[@jackofalltrades123]

I like to spray my micro fiber towel with wd-40. It looks shiny. Sometimes I'll use the wd-40 with silicone to preserve the rubber molding

[@WhatHavU]

Just found ur page. Good content, ur tools still do look like new, thats how I like to keep mine, but now I'll incorporate some or your cleaning techniques with mine. Good stuff and good looking stands.

[@castroscorner5832]

Thank you for your comment! Many blessings to you brother!😎👊

[@Paul-xh5ut]

Pretty cool stands. Like your assortment of tools.🛠️👍

[@davidanderson6385]

Hey Castro, I saw your comments on Mastering Mayhem. Found your channel love the content. I am a tradesman and DIY'R and appreciate the content. Keep up the good work.

[@castroscorner5832]

Thank you for your comment brother! I love the Mastering Mayhem community !👊😎

[@marshallrogers8011]

I care for my tools also,its expensive+adds to the life. I maintain it as i would a expensive car. Only take a few moments to wipe it after the use.

[@Keno9846]

Excellent thorough video! Alerted me to using an inflator for blowing away dust. I now use an Ozito inflator to do this. Many thanks!

[@tinman1955]

I use the DeWalt 20v blower DCE100 to blow the gunk off stuff. It's like a mini leaf blower. Tools are expensive and it's worth the bother to keep them clean and lubed.

[@castroscorner5832]

Thanks for the tip @Tin Man!

[@MarcusT86]

Great video mate. Very helpful!

[@conservativeamerica1]

I use a auto detail brush and detail spary on my 7 year old Porter Cable tools once a week, they still look brand new

[@castroscorner5832]

And by doing that, It doesn't hurt the tools in any way?

[@theripper121]

Nice job on the end tables.

[@clam741]

I been using Makita impacts since I bought my first one back in 05 or 06 , I use them daily and never clean them . They sometimes fall off ladders etc and I have yet to kill one . Although I kept my original for quite some years they started coming out with better and better and I would buy them every few years . So safe to say , cleaning them wouldn’t do a damn thing unless u plan on keeping the same one for 50 years but in that case your gonna have other shit regardless of keeping them clean . Clean them by all means if u wanna keeping looking shiny , that’s all

[@barryriffle8076]

I was hoping to see a torn down impact and cleaning the electric components

[@Jmeshnry]

Good vid

[@jerrodnewsome1495]

This is very proactive tool care I do something similar to all my power tools and it absolutely extended the life of you cordless or corded power tools and it just makes you look more professional when you work in residential and ppl see you take care of your tools it shows you are a good worker.0

[@castroscorner5832]

Thank you for that comment! Happy new year brother!👊😊

[@joeriedl2349]

So I'm commercial jobsite savvy, if you use it every day for 8 hours a day.... dewalt built that in. My current impact, with no cleaning, is just as good as the day i bought it.

[@Earl.Laliberte]

My first video brother!!!

[@castroscorner5832]

Thank you for your support @Earl!!!🙂👊

[@louel9272]

For blowing dust away i use an inflatable pool air pump 😁

[@Ethnosis]

That impact isn’t dirty, just abit dusty lmao

[@cashisgreen6383]

That’s good it’s not, mines got a little muddy and I didn’t like it. It’s not the worst but it’s definitely annoying in my opinion which could be different from everyone

[@toddhefer-en3kh]

Nice. God Bless in Jesus Christ Name Amen.

[@briankennally5774]

Hey Castro, you have lots of potential here. I’d recommend investing in a, tripod, and good lighting to bring your videos to the next level!

[@castroscorner5832]

Thank you for the advice, appreciate your support!

[@briankennally5774]

@@castroscorner5832 of course. Shaky videos will turn a lot of people off. You don’t need to go ham, but one decent high brightness light with a diffuser and a tripod for now. Then down the road, a lavalier mic to drastically improve the audio quality

[@Plank8642]

Whats that grey stain on your nephews xbox stand?? Might have to steal it😂

[@castroscorner5832]

😅😅😅

[@castroscorner5832]

Varethane "Weathered grey"

[@usernameisusername]

Yo yo yo

[@selwyn13]

I respect the amount of detail, but damn he rambles soooo much. Lol. Dog just keep it short and simple.

[@mickkelly2229]

Could ya imagine trying to clean your cordless tools with a damp cloth ffs mine have oil on them every day cause there worked

[@castroscorner5832]

I'm just a hobbyist, my title at work is tool and die technician. And I use air impacts there. I don't think oil and cordless power tools mix well together.

[@mickkelly2229]

@@castroscorner5832 every man to there own keep up the good work citrus 🍊 orange spray cleans well

[@castroscorner5832]

Hey brother, I really do appreciate your feedback! Thanks for taking the time to leave your comment!😊👊😎

[@2point..0]

Clean tools are more accurate

[@robertpaget809]

You don’t half waffle on and that is not what we tradesmen class as a dirty tool 👎

[@castroscorner5832]

I'm a hobbyist/diy'r. Probably the reason my tools aren't as dirty as a tradesman. Thank you for your feedback.