Repairing a very Old Makita N910 grinder in need of a clean and fix.

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @Myrddraalfade
    @Myrddraalfade 2 дня назад +21

    Love these OLD tool repairs

  • @TurboTel68
    @TurboTel68 2 дня назад +4

    I’m still running one of these, bought it from my local Makita dealer when I was doing my apprenticeship.
    All it’s had is a couple of new leads, a set of brushes and removed the suppression capacitor.

  • @prasadvn524
    @prasadvn524 2 дня назад +3

    Such a nice simple and reliable tool

  • @leonardpaciora5039
    @leonardpaciora5039 2 дня назад +1

    Thanks as always Dean!!!!!

  • @madbstard1
    @madbstard1 22 часа назад

    Nice to see a bit of care of the aged :D

  • @goharhayat2489
    @goharhayat2489 2 дня назад +2

    Great vid as always Dean. What you explained about the capacitor I didn't know. I bet loads of tools with dodgy capacitors like this have been thrown away as people thought there were serious safety problems.
    Simplicity of this old makita is what's cool about it.. Minimal maintainence and good for another 30 years...
    What grease is it your use?

    • @Ragnar8504
      @Ragnar8504 20 часов назад

      Hoovers love to blow up filter caps too, as do plenty of other household items. Last one I had go was a Husqvana sewing machine from the 60s. Oddly enough the infamous golden Rifa cap was connected across the pedal, which means the machine started moving at full speed when the cap shorted. Words can't express how glad I was that my fingers were well away from the needle when that happened!

  • @ElHeffJeff
    @ElHeffJeff 2 дня назад +1

    stellar!

  • @1978JonBullock
    @1978JonBullock 2 дня назад +4

    She sounds brand new.

  • @robertkovacic4623
    @robertkovacic4623 2 дня назад +4

    I remember this machine from the Makita brochure when I was a little boy...12-13 years old...now I'm 53...😄
    I think it was some kind of special design🧐...Giugiaro-design I think🤔

    • @tonydaddario4706
      @tonydaddario4706 2 дня назад +1

      Correct although you might've been older when you saw the brochure. Makita commisioned the Guigiaro brothers to design a domestic DIY line of tools circa 1992. That's why it's stylish and well put together, bit of a classic actually.

    • @robertkovacic4623
      @robertkovacic4623 2 дня назад +1

      A few years more or less...my memory isn't the best either😅...but I remember watching this and it "caught my eye".

  • @alouisschafer7212
    @alouisschafer7212 2 дня назад +1

    You can actually hear the electrical noise of a motor with an AM radio. Amplitude Modulation picks up all the noise it can, very different from FM radio.
    Thats why its basically impossible to listen to AM radio in an urban area during daytime too much noise congestion.

  • @kerrygleeson4409
    @kerrygleeson4409 2 дня назад +1

    Great work as always Dean 🦘

  • @martincraig-je4vo
    @martincraig-je4vo 2 дня назад +1

    Sounds like new unlike mine from parkside I've used it 4or5 times to sharpen my lawnmower blade and when I turn it off it sounds like the bearings are shot and after watching you Dean I'll have a go 💪👍👀

    • @walterbwd
      @walterbwd 2 дня назад +1

      He did a video a few days ago talking about a cracking/popping noise on a grinder and took some grece out of the gears because it was too full and it fixed the problem

  • @FlyingDutchman-th6nj
    @FlyingDutchman-th6nj 2 дня назад

    Thanks!.

  • @thepubliceye
    @thepubliceye 2 дня назад

    I want one of those pullers, what is it please Dean?

  • @KillianBrady-b2c
    @KillianBrady-b2c День назад

    What kind of grease do you have in the syringe

  • @michaelmazzen
    @michaelmazzen 2 дня назад +1

    Not Everything was better in the old days, ok for small cut offs but any real grinding and that thing is self destructing quick fast in a hurry... theres good reason even cheap grinders has metal heads...

    • @tonydaddario4706
      @tonydaddario4706 2 дня назад +1

      It's a DIY tool and it's lasted without it getting too beaten up.

  • @yitzy2159
    @yitzy2159 2 дня назад +1

    Cool

  • @artyfhartie2269
    @artyfhartie2269 2 дня назад

    Did you buy all new parts?

  • @markojuros6533
    @markojuros6533 2 дня назад

    I've always wondered what he means when he says "brave age of machines", does he mean quality?

  • @TheUlrikkaul
    @TheUlrikkaul 2 дня назад +1

    A Makita grinder manufactured in Europe?
    That's a new one for me.

    • @martinpedersen4886
      @martinpedersen4886 2 дня назад +9

      China was still busy building a wall when that one was made 😂

  • @RedRaccoon69
    @RedRaccoon69 2 дня назад +1

    old tools were just better

  • @raresvintea1
    @raresvintea1 2 дня назад +1

    Such a cheap cheerful machine, in today standards nobody it will buy something like this

  • @Panos_shoryuken
    @Panos_shoryuken 2 дня назад

    You can hear the raw power of that machine its made when tools had the quality but a bit dangerous ofc.

  • @tomalley798
    @tomalley798 2 дня назад +1

    Mechanical surgery. Removing unnecessary failed organs 🙂

  • @Spencer481
    @Spencer481 2 дня назад

    I don’t think I’ve seen a grinder that cheaply made before, at least the spent some money on good bearings

  • @classydays43
    @classydays43 2 дня назад +1

    A full plastic grinder? It looks like a toy 😂 Glad Makita left that idea in the past.