Panasonic EZ6810 electric hammer dismantled and refurbished to assemble 24V lithium battery

Panasonic 6810 electric hammer
Internal water is rusted, lubricating oil is dry and cracked, and wires are broken
Completely disassemble, re-derust, replace bearings, and refill with new lubricating oil. The broken circuit was repaired, the switch was disassembled and cleaned and reapplied with lubricating oil.
The original machine is a nickel-cadmium battery.
It has been a long time since I couldn't find a suitable battery case, so I changed it to the same interface as Makita, reassembled a 24V lithium battery, and used six sets of 18650 batteries in series.
After restoration, the appearance is very new, and the hammering force of the machine is very strong.

[@alexandres8846]

good work like.

[@RefurbishmentKJ]

Thanks!

[@jorgemorales2913]

Awesome job

[@RefurbishmentKJ]

Thanks for the support!

[@leonardolimadasilva4613]

Hi. First of all, great videos. Could you tell me the name - and if possible the brand - of the product you use to revitalize plastics? Thanks.

[@LoneStar1955]

I’ve always wondered that myself. lol sure would be handy.😂 it’s called plastic crystal plating on the bottle.

[@mcg.]

Где купить??