My favorite part is sanding. Didn't realize how much I needed that. Now I feel the urge to watch more sanding videos. Hope you can sand everything all the way from now on, not just some parts.
Pretty amazing refurbishing of this plate jointer. I was going to tell you that you can purchase most any part for most DeWalt power tools, but you 3D printed what you needed. How cool is that... Thumbs Up!
Thank you for your video! I was able to tear down my joiner, identify the problem and purchase a new gear cover. Dewalt recommends using their grease but it costs about $120 for 32 oz. Is there a grease that you would recommend that comes in a smaller amount?
Packing clean grease in dirty bearings is just stupid. The parts that were broke would cost $5-$10 to replace. I hope you plan on keeping this so you can fix your mistakes later.
A dirty bearing is not a problem...A worn out bearing is a problem and needs to be replaced! I'm pretty sure he knew the state of those bearings before he decided to clean them and add new grease to them! It's funny that almost every time you'll find some person in the comments who thinks he could do it better but in reality, that person is still trying to decide what kind of screwdriver should buy: a left handed one or a right handed one...
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My favorite part is sanding. Didn't realize how much I needed that. Now I feel the urge to watch more sanding videos. Hope you can sand everything all the way from now on, not just some parts.
I really want a 3-D printer now. That is so cool the way you’re able to make that handle
That turned out very nice 👍
Pretty amazing refurbishing of this plate jointer. I was going to tell you that you can purchase most any part for most DeWalt power tools, but you 3D printed what you needed. How cool is that... Thumbs Up!
I always enjoy your videos so much but this with the 3D printed handle and battery dock. Just Epic. Thanks
Well done, Sir !
Good job you did restoring the joiner to working order. Great work.
Very professional work, Thanks my friend ♥️
Thank you for your video! I was able to tear down my joiner, identify the problem and purchase a new gear cover. Dewalt recommends using their grease but it costs about $120 for 32 oz. Is there a grease that you would recommend that comes in a smaller amount?
Good job 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Top..não conhecia essa ferramenta.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Good job 👍
Good job bro 🥰
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Chique show 👍👍 tmj!!!!!
This is the first time to watch this video
Good video mate . Keep going . You have nice videos and content 👍
Dari semua q lihat tidak ad mesin yg rusak fatal.cuma bikin vidio cara bongkar dan mencuciy
Excellent
During this restoration, there was the opportunity to change the screws to more modern Hex Screws or some other kind.
Nice ..repair
What did you do to the bearings?
Is the blade still sharp enough?
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Where can you buy the replacement parts?
Itu pakai cairan apa pak untuk membersihkan keraknya
where can I buy the switch?
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A barare sono buono anch’io
I enjoy the videos but the 3d handle would last 5 mins unless you treat it like glass
Restoration makita td137d,
You're restoring an USA product (DeWALT) by using a Japanese product (Makita)!!!!
Packing clean grease in dirty bearings is just stupid. The parts that were broke would cost $5-$10 to replace. I hope you plan on keeping this so you can fix your mistakes later.
A dirty bearing is not a problem...A worn out bearing is a problem and needs to be replaced! I'm pretty sure he knew the state of those bearings before he decided to clean them and add new grease to them! It's funny that almost every time you'll find some person in the comments who thinks he could do it better but in reality, that person is still trying to decide what kind of screwdriver should buy: a left handed one or a right handed one...
Nope
Don’t know how to use this machine obviously. So why bother restoring it?