To the people saying buy a new one you’re missing the entire point lol. He enjoys restoring things and also makes money from the videos. It’s disturbing how many of you people lack common sense
Nice refurbishing project. Yes, the rubbery parts are always the hardest to repair. I used some liquid tape on my areas. And for the most part you can't tell any of it was damaged. But the fact that it runs and does what it is supposed to do is really all that matters... Thumbs Up!
Thank you for your support. This repair is not perfect because the parts are too worn, especially the sleeve of the output shaft. Later, I replaced the sleeve with a brass one, but brass is too soft and will quickly become loose under high-intensity work.
What a wonderful, well-crafted work that can only be done by the hands of an artist. It is an indescribable pleasure while watching your videos. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Wow an actual restoration instead of all these fake restorers on here who literally just buy 2, damage 1 and restore it with the parts from the other. Nice job.
Thank you. I like to find problems and then find ways to solve them. This process will give me a sense of accomplishment. Of course, there will be times when I can't solve them, and I need to continue learning.😁
Great restoration. However, in my opinion you should have replaced the stator as well. Albeit that you did a good job on rewinding the coils, it's really hard to do it as precisely as the factory does. The bushing for the bit holder's axle should also have been replaced. The wobble after the restoration is still notable.
Thanks for the reminder. The stator of the motor is fine, but the wear of the rear bearing of the rotor is a bigger problem. However, the bearing of the original stator cannot be replaced, so the stator assembly can only be replaced. I really couldn't find a suitable spare part for the output shaft bushing.🤝🤝🤝
Hello sir.please help! how many turns are on a pole? and how do the turns connect to the 3 connectors?I know that there are 2 poles inserted in the front but I don't know how the 6 poles are connected to the 3 connector's.😢
The last time I took something apart like this it had no chance of being whole again, Humpty Dumpty had a better chance of getting together again and he didn't make it.💯😅😂
I think DeWalt tools have a lot of unique design details and are more powerful. I personally feel they are more similar to Milwaukee. I don't have Makita brushless tools, so it's hard to compare. Makita is too expensive.😅
@RefurbishmentKJ Aqui no Brasil a Dewalt é mais cara que a Makita e Milwaukee está voltando só agora pois ficou muitos anos fora do Mercado Brasileiro, assim também a Bosch não trás muita coisa para nós, só o mesmo de sempre. Obrigado pelo toque!
The drill bit holder is still shaking a lot. The previous wear was too severe. If you want to completely solve this problem, you can only replace the gearbox housing and the bushing assembly.😆
That's an impact driver not an impact wrench. Impact drivers have the 1/4 in quick release collet on it for easy switching out of bits. Impact wrenches have the square anvils on them to put sockets on.
That’s pretty cool to watch no matter what the drill cost. The guy has dedication and the determination to do something that not a lot of people do so kudos to him.
А зачем такие действия с сердечником трансформатора? Если уж разобрал до сердечника - так раздели пластины, промой их и нанеси лак заново. А иначе все эти действия с сердечником не имеют смысла и могут быть вредны.
To the people saying buy a new one you’re missing the entire point lol. He enjoys restoring things and also makes money from the videos. It’s disturbing how many of you people lack common sense
@@timothycrum3411 I don’t have 10 hours to restore a broken tool.
@@JohnSmith-ew8dbthat’s why we’re watching him and not you
@@timothycrum3411 if you got the time go for it. But we live in a disposable environment now. If it was an antique it would be worth saving.
@@JohnSmith-ew8db he does. He clearly makes a living off of RUclips views
And they don't wonna learn something
What always amazes me is how people remember how it all go back together. I would have 25 parts leftover 🤔
Looks like an IMPACT DRIVER. Great job.
This guy could build an Iron Man suit in a cave with a box of scraps
Well I’m not Tony stark… lmao
he can make one i think now
Definitely can repair it
I can’t believe this thing works after 30 years and takes the same battery we use today!!
Haha, what are you nuts that thing was released in like 2010
@@homes24
The DCF 809 was released in 2019
@@benwilliams2487 I guess time flies, either way it's not 30 years old
Nice refurbishing project. Yes, the rubbery parts are always the hardest to repair. I used some liquid tape on my areas. And for the most part you can't tell any of it was damaged. But the fact that it runs and does what it is supposed to do is really all that matters... Thumbs Up!
Thank you for your support. This repair is not perfect because the parts are too worn, especially the sleeve of the output shaft. Later, I replaced the sleeve with a brass one, but brass is too soft and will quickly become loose under high-intensity work.
не работает кнопка плавного ускарения...........
@RefurbishmentKJ That's an impact *_driver,_* not an impact *_wrench._*
Amazing work but I lost my shit when you started printing labels 😂
Crazy looking wrench 🔧
😂that’s pretty cool!! Definitely a pleasure to see the workings that brings it together for hobbyists
Who said you can't be ugly on the outside but beautiful on the inside? 🤣
Great job!
It's fake. That's why
At 0:34 it sounded like someone screaming 😂😂
this guy is best costumers service in entire universe
I am so glad I Grease my hyper-tough impact drill and clean the grease whenever then put fresh high temp grease 😂
What a wonderful, well-crafted work that can only be done by the hands of an artist. It is an indescribable pleasure while watching your videos. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Thank you, I hope to do better✊✊
Wow an actual restoration instead of all these fake restorers on here who literally just buy 2, damage 1 and restore it with the parts from the other. Nice job.
Thank you. I like to find problems and then find ways to solve them. This process will give me a sense of accomplishment. Of course, there will be times when I can't solve them, and I need to continue learning.😁
Was not expecting a field re-wind!!
How did device manufactured in 2023 get into this state?
I wonder how (sarcasm)😂😂
Sério que ela modelo atual 2023 ? Achei que era antiga
Why didn’t you repaint the yellow?
To use the right tool for the right job
¿Como se llama lo que usa pata limpiar las partes electrónicas ? (La lata , que era un spray)
Great restoration. However, in my opinion you should have replaced the stator as well. Albeit that you did a good job on rewinding the coils, it's really hard to do it as precisely as the factory does. The bushing for the bit holder's axle should also have been replaced. The wobble after the restoration is still notable.
Thanks for the reminder. The stator of the motor is fine, but the wear of the rear bearing of the rotor is a bigger problem. However, the bearing of the original stator cannot be replaced, so the stator assembly can only be replaced. I really couldn't find a suitable spare part for the output shaft bushing.🤝🤝🤝
Excelente trabajo. Un capo. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.
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Probably would have skipped the tire rubber. That looks horrible
18V or 20V?
Um mestre relojoeiro, esse trabalho não tem preço parabéns .
Good job, what size bearing did you use?
How the heck do you remember where everything goes again?
Play the footage in reverse, et voilá.
Not a chance I’d ever get that thing put back together correctly 😂
Where to find sparepart for this drill?
Hi. Thanks for the video. What kind of lubricant did you use for the gearbox?
Where do you find this stuff to repair though?
Hello sir.please help! how many turns are on a pole? and how do the turns connect to the 3 connectors?I know that there are 2 poles inserted in the front but I don't know how the 6 poles are connected to the 3 connector's.😢
This is wild. Interesting af
Piękna robota 😊
Very Nice Work!!!
The last time I took something apart like this it had no chance of being whole again, Humpty Dumpty had a better chance of getting together again and he didn't make it.💯😅😂
What program do you use to do the decal prints?
Affinity designer
Nice job bro👌👏👏
14:50 what's that paste?
I use silicone based grease😀
Good job
to redo the coil it wasn’t necessary the drill it looks like does not have the original power from factory
Hello, tell me, please, what kind of lubricant do you lubricate the impact mechanisms of the wrenches?
KJ, o que achou do mecanismo dela? é melhor ou pior que o Makita? Silvio Santiago. Brasil
I think DeWalt tools have a lot of unique design details and are more powerful. I personally feel they are more similar to Milwaukee. I don't have Makita brushless tools, so it's hard to compare. Makita is too expensive.😅
@RefurbishmentKJ Aqui no Brasil a Dewalt é mais cara que a Makita e Milwaukee está voltando só agora pois ficou muitos anos fora do Mercado Brasileiro, assim também a Bosch não trás muita coisa para nós, só o mesmo de sempre. Obrigado pelo toque!
Nice work dude 👏👏
18:39 what was that you cover via 704 glue sir?🙏
@@Datis_Repairs This is the plug of the Hall wire to prevent it from loosening due to vibration later.
I used to restore my old tools until i found a website that sells the shell to any tool for dirt cheap
Anyone else notice that he didn't actually show us the refurbished driver working? Just a shot of it off camera.
Solo la observación de que no es el modelo xr pero fuera de eso todo bien muy buena restauración.
What world do we live in that a tool of this complexity can be only like 80 bucks
Приятно смотреть!
Perfeito! Parabéns!
Honest question-how do you remember how to put that back together?
Щиро дякую Вам !!
3:53 exactly that's why wearing gloves is important is industrial and construction work
......no light?
Great work, your mastery is admirable 👏
Excelente.!
Дякую за відео. Цікаво де стоїть той підшипник замість втулки, де його замовити?)
How papier name use?
A very good restoration, and very nice sand blaster, does the bit holder wobble a bit?!! keep up the good work 👍🏻
The drill bit holder is still shaking a lot. The previous wear was too severe. If you want to completely solve this problem, you can only replace the gearbox housing and the bushing assembly.😆
Hacía falta ver videos ❤🎉
항상기다리고 있습니다,,,,,,
Amazing
Buen Vídeo
Ficou novinha ótimo trabalho ❤
That's an impact driver not an impact wrench. Impact drivers have the 1/4 in quick release collet on it for easy switching out of bits. Impact wrenches have the square anvils on them to put sockets on.
Bro can call it whatever the hell he wants to show some respect to the master!
Magia!!!
Fantástico 👏👏👏👏💯💯💯👍👌🇧🇷
Có gửi ve vietnam ko ah
Sold on eBay as "like new" for just under retail.
Hey I got a cordless dremel if you would wanna restore it
Hand winding of field coils is not the way. Turns have to be even. You should use winding machine for it.
Корпус бы ещё поменять
Like from Italy 🇮🇹
Great Overhaul👍
unscrew and dismantle the machine is ok to me but.. put back together is a major issue. 😂
Woooow nice....??😊😊😊
awesome
Next time put it in the dishwasher
Nice restoration 😸👍🏾
That was sick !
美沃奇玩过了玩牧田，牧田玩过了玩得伟😅😅
The liquid rubber really made it look like crap. Everything else was good though for the restoration aspect of it.
Need more grease
Con un dremel pudo haber lijado la goma blanca
Great work 👍👍
Amazing job.
Пескоструем такой металл лучше не очищать.
i think bro works for dewalt
It seems to work great, but it looks like crap dude.
Why?
Its a impact driver not impact wrench
có vòng bánh giăng của máy Dewalt bán cho một cái
no i elegancko ;)
$89 dollars is what the drill costs. Unless it's a hobby just go buy a new one.
Bro… do you not see this is this man’s ENTIRE hobby?💀
He made arround 50k with this video.
@ that’s a bit of a stretch. More like $500 😂
Last time I checked the dcf809 was 130 lol
That’s pretty cool to watch no matter what the drill cost. The guy has dedication and the determination to do something that not a lot of people do so kudos to him.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
I know putting that copper wire back together was not fun 😂
А зачем такие действия с сердечником трансформатора?
Если уж разобрал до сердечника - так раздели пластины, промой их и нанеси лак заново.
А иначе все эти действия с сердечником не имеют смысла и могут быть вредны.
The motor copper wire overheated and burned out. The copper wire has no insulation.😂
@@RefurbishmentKJ Это понятно.
Сердечник трансформатора после зачистки от ржавчины надо было лаком покрыть.
Đầu của máy có vẻ lắc
Yeah ,good job but then l thought just buy another one 🎵
люфт шпинделя остался
Nice job