Electric Jig Saw Restoration | Hitachi Jib Saw CJ 60V
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Electric Jig Saw Restoration Video
I found this jig saw from Japan recycle shop only 8$. It doesn't work anymore, but I think it has problem with carbon brushes. After the restoration, this jig saw works very well. You can find more detail the restoration process in this video.
I hope you find something useful & enjoy watching this video!
I am happy to receive your feedbacks, advices, suggestions to improve myself.
!!! I apologize for the mistake if I have made in this restoration !!!
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That jug saw mechanically much more superior to prosumer grade jigsaw produced nowadays by top brands. Pendulum strokes have zero jitter, even Bosh not there, they build prosumer tools for speed compromising accuracy. Awesome tool and restoration work!
No idea how I got here, but I am happy that Google suggested it.
So in love with your repair and restoration skills. Bravo.
+1 at the subscribers.
V nice job 👍
Thank you!
Hitachi makes good tools. Very cool to see this, Thanks!
Congratulations my friend good work AND good luck
I still got one of these it's a great jigsaw, The only thing it doesn't blow the dust away..It's a solid machine and heavy which I like, Thanks for the video
Great job, another old tool good for use in years to come... 👍👍👍
Thank you so much sir!
Very good restoration bro 👍👍👍👍and video cool 🤝🤝🤝🤝
Thank you so much 🤝🤝🤝🤝
so many good tools being used again..and so many folks like you bringing them back to work, where they belong...it is great to see..
Got tools! Good man 👨
Отличная работа 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Такая же фигня!+1 Я тож заценил!)
Да молодец !
Отличная работа!
Thank you!
good work 👍👍👍💯💯😘
Thank you 🙏😘
Una gran voluntad para restaurar una Caladora de ésta gran calidad y como justifica el trabajo con esta disposición de hacer su trabajo , excelente esfuerzo 💪 por su excelente calidad se justifica ésto , gracias por poder ver éste mensaje de renacimiento , muchas gracias Amigo .
Very Fantastic 👌 Good Experience
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Your ?
Thank you!
Very good restoration 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Good job and fantastic
Thank you so much!
I always respect person who can repair jigsaws perfectly
Super job!
2:25 Does anyone else feel a slight satisfying thrill every time an old screw gets removed?
That 'click'............!
Oh dude you don't even know how that feels when you are sleepy and just feel that sting like you are just a out to fall asleep but you can't because you will miss out o the restoration. 🤣
I swear if I don't stop watching... I'm about to go on ebay and buy some broken tools, knowing damn well I don't know how to fix them.
I know right. You watch a ton of these and think you have all methods of diagnosis in your had and all the answers for your problems. So you order some broken shit. Sit down with it and think to yourself "alright, I know what I am doing" and you start and have a look what the issue is, and that is when you realize you have an issue you never saw before... if you are really unlucky one of those pain in the arse intermittent ones.
That's how you collect old junk. lol
@@LogiForce86 Don't get scared of new things! Do it, don't stop! If u never try ull never know! Do what u love to do!
Ur amazing skills and great restoration makes me happy everytime i watch ur videos. Thank u for sharing
I am glad to see your comment, thank you!
I'd love to be the proud owner of that jig saw. Brilliant work mate
Thank you so much :D
Nice job with no short cuts. Seems to be good as new.
The knife application of the grease is sooo satisfying. I don't even understand why, but it is.
You are the Only RUclipsrs channel that i turned On the notification bell icon to remind me your up-coming video such as this. Thanks.
Wow I am really glad to read your comment 😃
@@gear_show my pleasure... Keep doing it, very satisfying to watch.
Great job nice work please share more video
Thank you, I will try on my best.
Fantastic👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌺
Thanks!
Nice work. Proper tools for proper tasks.
Nice 👌
Good job. Doesn't work anymore matter. Your restoration any kind machine. You always make it work. This Comments For You !!! 🥂🍻🍺🍸🥃👍👌😊
not only that he now has a tool to work on house hold projects now
Отличная работа! Вы подаете хороший пример людям.
excellent work...got to love JIS screws...
Nice one
Essas Hitachi antigas são as melhores máquinas que eu já vi!🇧🇷
Um brasileiro por aqui, que bom.
By the way, I find WD40 amazing for removing that sticky stuff left from stickers. It just helps to remove stickers in general.
Great video👍
Same
Its because of kerosene which included in wd40. Just try clean kerosene, its much more cheap than wd.
@@resoursa but you have to buy kerosene..
@@resoursa no actually it's cheaper if you have something like lighter fluid and a exact knife but if the stickers are small I would recommend a syringe to inject the lighter fluin in the side of the sticker then wait a moment then use the exacto knife it just works the best fory tools
Perfect 👌👍
Good work, nice result 😊
Very nice! Surprised by the screw tightening in order at 12:50, you don't do across first?
Hello from Brasil
Hello to Brasil, I love Brasil!
i like you video
Excellent job.
Thank you!
🔴🔵⭕ Very good job 👍👍👍
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Working in sandals. Love it
Круто! Cool! 👍👍👍
Excellent 👍👍👍
Thank you!🙏🙏🙏
I watch each of your films several times, I am very interested in it, it is my hobby. Thank you very much. Please tell me what kind of squeegees you use because I would like to buy one. Best regards.
Fun to watch when you know it will be perfect 🙂👍
Good job
🙏thank you!
Unreal quality man 👍🏼
Good job MERCI beaucoup iam from belgium abonnement yes 😉👏👍👏👍👍👍👍like
Thank you, you're welcome 🙏🙏🙏
Very nice! Did a reconditioning, didn't see any obvious short cuts or omissions, didn't spend $150. to repair a saw that was $70. when new, that's how it should be done. The blade guide roller pin was worn pretty thin in the middle so will let blade wander a little, but only important if you make very tight turns in your wood. Liked that you use vaseline for lube, no need for high pressure grease.
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Was that vaseline ? I never heard of using that for mechanical greasing. Looked like lithium grease to me.
Respect . Nice job.
I just got an early 90's Bosch one; very nice.
Perfect!
Thank you!
Very GooD
Awesome work as always!
Like 137, do Brasil.
Muito bom, ótimo trabalho.
Thank you so much :)
Nicely done. Don't ever change the format. No music needed. Ever. You might try Hammertone paint sometime.
Nice effect. Do you record the labek info where possible? Amps, Model etc. I use crazy glue to hold down loose labels. That is a quality Jig Saw. Variable speed? That is a great and quiet buffer you have.
it's beautiful
Thank you!
8:36
I recommend using lighter fluid to get rid of glue or label residue.
If I found this video 10 months ago I'd say that same thing...literally
Nice Job! I was wondering if I can upgrade the blade holder and get rid of the allen screws. I have the same jigsaw, bought new in Nipponbashi, Osaka in the 90's.
The master !
Thank you!
finally you did a great job
The Jig Saw: "thank for saving my life"
Bravo 😯
Great Job! I love it!
You should try out MC51 for rust removal 😉
Thank you for the suggestion!
Found Tysy here! :)
@@carlosrivas5522 yep, Tysytube was one of the first I saw using the product, which apparently is very good. The only 'bad' thing that's not sold worldwide (at least for now) 😄
Damn fine job sir..
👌 good
Thanks!
I love a happy ending. Nice work, man.
you are super!!!!!!!!!!!
すばらしい。
nice work!
8:38 u should try anti adhesiv spray for bandages, cheap, safe and clean ;)
Thank you so much for the suggestion!
Wonderful vedio of new life to zigsaw .I love to work like you did it here ,but i must learn reassembling of this mechine .could u please show slowly step by step in your next closeup vedio and help some one like me to learn.(learner)!!!!! ???
This is mega cool!
you have to get an ultrasonic cleaner!
Works a lot fast for a lot of the small parts
*restore an ultrasonic cleaner
Up next: Restoring Hitachi Magic Wand
Thank for suggestion, I wish I have it.
A perfect restoration!:)
Also, try Muriatic acid it does a pretty job on rust. On a previous video you were cleaning cement off of a mixer, Muriatic acid was made to break down the bonds in cement. It's cheap and easy to buy.
Hello, good content)) I advise you to try to remove rust with dimexidum, it copes very well with it and oil deposits.
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Have got the exact same thing only in better condition.
Is that easy for you to buy those labels for those antique tools?
Hola amigo saludos desde la CDMX ,están muy buenos tus vídeos pero pasan muchos comerciales espero puedas hacer algo para no perder seguidores
Don’t suppose you make house calls. I have several tools that need refurbishing. 😉 Well done. It looks new.
Good job,if I know your channel...in june I was restoring one black&decker angle grinder p5416(burned motor,bearings),the machine is now...like new;sorry my English is not good.
How did you learn about all the intricate parts of each tool you dissect? Hands on practice? Manuals?
Yes all you listed are correct, some tools I need manuals, other tools no manual I need to dissect. After do a lot projects some experiences happen to me.
@@gear_show 🎧🕪
Where did you get your bearing puller kit. I like the inside puller capability of it... Thumbs Up!
I bought it from my local market, It calls Motorbike Bearings Separator Kit 10PC.
I bought it from my local market, It calls Motorbike Bearings Separator Kit 10PC.
You have very nice bearing puller sets. Can anyone link to a similar set, maybe a Japanese brand?
Молодец!!!
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nice
What is the name of the tool at 08:07 ? Brand name and model would be nice to know. Love the videos! Thank you in advance.
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Are these tools for your personal collection?
5:42 Thanks 👍
You could definitely see the paint left while sawing.
I think this is why the previous owner had put some duck tape underneath. 0:55
My Metabo has a non marking metallic plate and also has a removable hard plastic plate if you really want to be sure..
How can you remember every piece’s place ? What method do you use for that ?