The longer videos are always a bliss to watch

It's very interesting to see and hear how you assess the cost of a repair in relation to the customer benefit for that tool. What you deliver is always a cost effective solution for each case - I suspect that is a rare quality in Toll servicing today.

Just wonderful. Dean, you're like the uncle I wished I had in the tool shop. Patiently explaining and showing. Keep up the work, theres always something new to see and learn with your videos.

I feel like I have a better handle on my power tools because dean explaining how they work from the ground up is the means to understanding

One of the most useful channels on KZread

Thanks on this one Dean, My pass load got dropped 4 years ago. With this video, I may have a go at it. Illinois,USA

Your memory is amazing. Outstanding Work.

@chucknorris2952

8 күн бұрын

This. How he remeber where every part goes, every screw. I would be lost 😅

Dean's video's are one of the main reasons I like 'working from home'.

Never thought I'd see an archeological dig on this channel

@boberson83

3 күн бұрын

I'm genuinely amazed by the amount of sawdust in that saw, didn't expect that.

Dean is the Master! So enjoy watching your content!

It was a feast.Learnt so many new things

Such a pleasure watching your work, attention to detail and the honesty you present ❤

@deandohertygreaser

15 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!

Excellent work and very educational. Thanks for the longer video.

You make it look so easy

Love the long videos. All the best Dean.

The jigsaw fix was quite impressive looked a complicated strip and rebuild......👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

You are spoiling us Deano

Your the best!!!! Thanks Dean!!!!!!!

Another fantastic long video, love the long ones keep up the great work Dean…

Продолжай приятель. Ты для нас как гуру. Все по настоящему!!!!! Привет из России. Здесь тебя ценят!!!!!!!

Would you look at all the compacted sawdust in that jigsaw, I'd never thought that could happen.

@deandohertygreaser

15 күн бұрын

common for this model of makita

Bro disassembles stuff like Forrest Gump in the rifle assembly scene.

90% of those types of Makita saws when there is no light after engaging the switch it's that controler. As for the broken bits, a bit of WD40 in the anvil and a couple of good hits with the head on my workbench works most of the time to get it moving to a point where some dentist tools can push it all the way out. Never tried the compressed air, will give it a go next time I get broken bit in one of those DTDs Thanks for the video again, always nice to learn some Dewalt tricks!

Hi Dean I was going. To tell you how much I have learn. About drills@ and saws I guest you are in London I live in Tallahassee Fl. My name is Fred from

Nice job Dean as always. 😊Greetings from Texas

grazie molto dei tuoi video👍👍

I think an ultrasonic cleaner would free you of some of the cleaning drudgery.

That Milwaukee, I’ve found the Hall effect sensors can get gunked up with metal debris over time and just need a clean as the controller has a hard time determining position of the motor. I’ve cleaned a few and they kick back to life same issue.

Great video 😊

Brilliant love your long video's keep up the fantastic work 👏 👍

@jasonvandervalk3679

16 күн бұрын

I always look forward to seeing his videos

nitrogen is used as its not effected by outside temps and keeps a constant pressure wotever air temp is

Hey Mr. Dean, I think you should go for it and fix that drill. It’s really old but yet it’s in good shape and the guy probably had it for a long time. I know you could make him a deal and fix it. Why don’t you think it over and Decide differently I hope my name is Fred H I am from Tallahassee Florida and I watch every tape you put out I like I like your work and I like you thank you very much

With regassing Milwaukee guns have you ever thought of using a diving air bottle and the adaptor for filling PCP airguns or the dedicated PCP compressor. Diving air is moisture free and a charged bottle should last a good few refills.

New nail board needed 😂

I wonder what that makita jigsaw sounded like before it completely locked up lol

Great video 📹 👍 thanks again for your help with this video all the way from the Philippines 🇵🇭 still living the dream 😊❤

Great content looking forward to the next video drop

Great long video! I love these marathons, especially when they feature tools i've not even handled before! Dean do you see a time where the battery nailers can get close to the gas nailers in terms of weight - not size, as I know that's too difficult due to the components needed, but just weight. Is it within the realms of 1 or more generation of tools from the Hikokis, Milwaukees, Dewalts (not flywheel) and of course Makita;s Battery nailer is due out Q4 of this year. I think they waited for Sencos patents to expire to not have to pay royalties - is that accurate? Thanks for the effort you take to explain your process and findings, a lot of other tool repair/restoration channels stay completely silent for the videos. Thumbs up.

Tools fixed in this video and News about Milwaukee from USA: 0:22 Makita DCS552 Metal cutting saw | Fault: Not starting 8:15 (Dean's favourite brand) Milwaukee M18 BLPD2 Drill | Fault: TLDR according to owner "Sometimes working, sometimes not" 10:24 Hitachi G12SR3 Grinder | Fault: Jumps in powers/Too loose spindle 16:34 Makita DJV180 Jigsaw | Fault: Not running/Jammed 36:56 Makita DTD153 Impact Drill | Fault: Broken bit stuck in the chuck 43:51 (yet again, Dean's favourite brand) Milwaukee FNCS18GS Staple Gun | Fault: Fires every second time/Its a Milwaukee 59:03 Bosch GBH8-45D Hammer | Fault: Worn-out tool holder 1:12:24 DeWalt DCD999 Drill | Fault: Stuck trigger 1:23:53 Blue Ryobi EID-100-2RE SDS Drill (Took me quite the time to get the model) | Fault: Broken bit inside the chuck/Chuck not spinning 1:27:31 Paslode IM350/90CT Nailer | Fault: Broken screw (Bonus strip down, clean and rebuild) From USA news about Milwaukee: First is that there might be a lawsuit that Milwaukee used force labor prisoners in China to make their gloves. Other is that Milwaukee USA do not allow people to repair the tools, that included every repair shop that isnt working with them. Adding to that, opening the tool void the warranty too. That was stated to a guy who owned a repair shop, asked Milwaukee for blueprints to fix a broken item and they told him no and that opening the tool will void the warranty. For full video watch dude called "Rhine-labs" .

@AndrejaKostic

16 күн бұрын

Sounds like someone at Milwaukee needs to read the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

@Justicesdad

16 күн бұрын

Pin this dean

I actually enjoy watching the washing up process 😂 Great video as always, Dean. What brand of circlip pliers was the you were using?

I really wish Makita would make one of those little metal cutting saws with the blade on the left. I use my wood saw all the time to cut metal and it works ok but the blade spins too fast and the chips go everywhere.

From the State's that's not a wee bit of sawdust, thats ship load!

I tried to do the same fix to my Makita impact last week. The retainer clip pinged off into the distance!

I want to see a teardown video about the Bosch cordless nail gun.

Doesn't Guinness use compressed nitrogen? Your local might have bottles of the stuff. Just a thought.

I was trying to figure out the vat rate over there… north of 20%?

😂 use Argon if you want big molecules

Milwaukeee😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hey Dean. The Makita saw looked like the wires were pinched about 4” from the brush holder????

@stanimir4197

15 күн бұрын

he tested the brush holders for continuity

@dougburton1999

15 күн бұрын

I guess you never delt with pinch wires before. When thier pinched and you move them they connect and disconnect. Try it sometime before commenting….

@stanimir4197

15 күн бұрын

@@dougburton1999 that's kind - the continuity sound was very solid. I don't have the same meter, though - still 'solid'. Given the LED was not on either, it's very unlikely it was just the power wire leading to the brush holders, anyways.

1ч 46 минут счастья😇😇😇

The original paslode were black in colour

very early video in the day 😅

@michaelfairchild

16 күн бұрын

I would suspect he just edited it and left it to upload overnight.

@GRamerDim

16 күн бұрын

​@michaelfairchild yeah that's what he did, just saying though it was very early

Thanks for the vid Dean much appreciated mate. That jigsaw stuffed full of sawdust got me thinking. Why hasn’t anyone invented blades that cut on the downstroke instead of the upstroke? Cutting on the downstroke would push the sawdust away from the gearbox instead of dragging it into it and clogging the crap out of it.

@michaelfairchild

16 күн бұрын

Same reason why circular saw is spinning counter clockwise. So it keeps the powertool to the material. Otherwise it would want to lift.

@greentjmtl

16 күн бұрын

They do make blades that cut in down stroke for very clean cuts.

@MrArcticPOWER

15 күн бұрын

They do make those, and they're an absolute nightmare to use, constantly pushing the saw away from the material you're cutting.

@Stevos-Corner

15 күн бұрын

@@MrArcticPOWER thanks for the heads up mate. Cheers.

Is everything in Europe is overpriced? Those parts in my poor devalued money country cost way less.