You do an awesome job at bring old /knackered items back to life, i am great at taking things apart but can never remember what went where or how or the right way round.
Its nice to see someone giving an old but good tool some well deserved care =) I always cringe when i see what used to be good tools on flee markets, and the only thing you can see is rust and the smell of burned plastic.
I have an AEG hammer drill, and it's in great shape considering the age of it. The only thing bad is the cord which I plan to replace in the next week or two. Good vid you uploaded sir.
Very nice job. I also have a bunch of AEG drills and saws sitting on the shelf ready to either be repaired or refurbed. I think I have this same model on the shelf as well. I need to finish that PHD38 restoration.
The older drills are certainly of a better quality than the new ones, I used an AEG just like that when I was in a workshop 20 years ago and it's still going. My drill now at home is a makita 7.2v that's about 30 years old, it's only for small jobs, but quicker than using a screw driver or hand drill, and it is my favourite, I prefer it to all of my other 12, 18, 24v cordless.
dav snow up until last week yeah it had been. Then it just died. I'm yet to pull it down because it has internal batteries, and I'm not totally convinced the battery is the issue. I bought a 9.6v makita that is older, but it takes a removable battery so that will be the house drill.
+MotörHeavyRockHead : Oh Boy, I sure wish I had batteries like that in my 2 yr old cordless. They're almost useless already, but everything else about the drill is fine. I will have to learn spot welding & rebuild the batteries.
dav snow I actually had a new 18v cordless before I got the makita, 2 of them, actually because they were on special for about $25. The first one literally caught on fire in my hand, I was drilling into .5mm aluminium with a 5mm bit and it locked up and burst into flames. I quickly whipped the battery off and took a photo and sent it to the companies QC manager (that I had emailed the week before in regards to another issue) and went to use the other drill, which was DOA. Took them back, got a refund, bought the makita for $40.
I have a AEG SB2E-651 and it looks almost identical to this SB2E-20. Only difference I see is there is less electronic components in mine, no IC. Was not sure if the date should be read 08 (2008) or 80 (1980), but I suppose it must be 1980.
A tidy and neat refurbishment,well made tools can usually be given a new lease life,and I'm sure you have it for the AEG electric drill,well worthy my 5 ☆ rating
I really appreciate the work you put into these tools. I did not watch the the video once the soundtrack kicked in. Music is not needed. Your skills are why we are here. I know this is your channel and you can run it your way. This potentential subscriber would prefer no music and just the natural sounds of your hard work Thank you for your consideration.
Stuff like this is why I seek old tools from yard sales/swap meets. That and I killed 3 Craftsman drills in 3 years doing simple mechanical and woodworking projects.
prawdziwemu mężczyźnie potrzebne są 2 "narzędzia" wd-40 gdy coś się nie rusza a powinno a srebrna taśma gdy coś się rusza a nie powinno (życiowa prawda) a poza tym świetna robota i jak zwykle na najwyższym poziomie
maybe so but I have a 1/2 makita corded that about broke my wrist when the bit got caught and even after I let go of the trigger it took a while to wind down and my wrist was caught in the cord, I have 3 or 4 cordless ones and none have that much power. .
What I said was the newer cordless drills have more power than that AEG, not your Makita. I have about a dozen cordless drills and almost as many corded ones. The new drills have so much torque that UL won't even certify them unless they are supplied with a handle to prevent you from injuring or breaking your wrist. You can also get cordless drills with a three speed gearbox for even more torque.
Same issue with my 8 year old "small" Hitachi corded. It goes from slow to "was that bones snapping?" In one step, I don't think modern battery tools have more applicable torque, but they deliver it in a much more useable manner
Posiadam model SB2E 1001 RL z roku 1990 kupiłem ja od pewnego pana który w wieku emerytalnym wyprzedawał swój dobytek garażowy dałem za nią 100€ do dzisiaj jest w stanie idealnym wszystkie naklejki są czytelne naprawdę wygląda jak by miała 2-3lata! Nie ma ceny za którą bym ja sprzedał ma u mnie dożywocie!
I have this type of aeg drill, it have a problem, when you try make a hole and you force the machine, its force decrease and stop, sparks come out of the brushes What can cause that? i should change the brushes first or?
Hi & thanks for the great video.I recently bought a similar drill & was wondering what the purpose of the orange switch closest to the drill head is.(Visible top left of frame at 0.44). Is that the adjustment for first/second gear? Regards Andy
I have to restore an old AEG SB2E-901 model. I will use your video as template tough I wonder why does sometimes my power button stuck and the drill goes till I managed to unstuck it.
Hi there i am from greece and i have a similar aeg drill, i have to replace the gear Button. Can you tell me the code of the brushes and also how many portion of grease should i put on it. Thanks any way, your video is very helpfull
I have a similar, 30 year old (not the same model) but it is not in that bad shape. Anyway, nice work but what I don't understand is why didn't you remove the chuck when you cleaned it? That way you'd really bring it back to almost new condition.
Once again NICE job! I'm going to see if I get some time to do a video of a chuck cleanup for you to watch. My method will save you much elbow grease and requires no wire brushing or sanding and can restore a drill chuck from the state yours was to practically pristine. It also does not involve electrolysis which is another way to do the same, works VERY well but requires hardware. mine requires a jam jar! :)
dav snow actually no! Vinegar CAN work but it takes weeks and weeks to do what mine does. I use it to clean up bolts that have become SO corroded, that when they're cleaned you can see where the metal has been eaten away by rust but there's fresh grey steel underneath! May take a couple of days to get stuff nice and clean, but effortless all the same. 😎
Bob Lewis : Bob, your "teaser" is too tantalising, and I am mystified as to what majical concoction goes into your secret brew. You'll have to drop EVERYTHING (except the jam jar), and make your instructional video, now that you've got Made In Poland's 🌐world-wide🌐 audience's attention.
In the old communist countries you can still find people who know how to repair things. Here they wanted $100 to replace a damaged cord on my Hitachi! A new one costs 180. But, nervously, I replaced it myself. Works fine but that's why I'm fascinated by these videos. Also, very relaxing to watch someone who knows what they are doing.
I found your vidéo looking for a manual for the exact same drill. And let me say you made an impressive work ! I've got the same model (AEG SB2E-20) and am wondering what's the purpose of the upper contrôler (with the letters). Would you by chance know ? I can't find the answer anywhere
Thanks buddy! Each letter means the maximum speed. I do not know the exact data, but let's say that A - maximum 150 rpm/1Gear 300rpm/2Gear B - maximum 300 rpm/1Gear 600rpm/2Gear and so on. Thanks to the electronics placed in the drill, the torque is still uniform independently from rpm.
Hello, i have a manual here (same machine 29 years old :) Nr. 9) The one in the "trigger" means "electronic thumb wheel", it controls the RPMs. Nr. 12) The one on the top of the machine is the "Torque adjustment wheel".
Dobra robota wchuj! Jaki smar uzywales ? Teraz zeby kupic nowe narzedzie jakosci starego Aega to tylko Metabo made in germany , fein , hilti , makita made in japan i inne firmy ktore jeszcze robia rzeczy po za PRC. Ciezko jest cos kupic dobrego w dobrej cenie. Ja mialem pare okazji kupic wiertarki AEG , ale nie zrobilem tego do tej pory mi sie sni glupota w nocy XD dobra robota tak 3maj. Bedzie filmik z naprawy Metabo ?
Haha dzięki! Użyłem smaru do łożysk, według mnie jest dobry do przekładni. Dokładnie, stare można kupić za śmieszne pieniądze, a jakość może przewyższać nawet współczesne bardzo drogie konstrukcje. Jak masz okazję to kupuj, mam też szlifierkę kątową aeg z 1989 roku, kupiłem ją za chyba 80 zł, ale przez te prawie 30 lat leżała w magazynie! Działa idealnie :) Jeśli uda mi się ją uruchomić, to na pewno! :D
that's a lot of circuitry for such an old drill? If you laquer coat the electronic pcb, you can make it water resistant, but not necessarily waterproof.
Hello! I´m Thomas from Germany. Today i have seen this video. It´s great! Do you repair machines in the order? I have two Black & Decker drills and i can not refresh them. ;o(
I would send the machines. You overtake them, I pay the costs and you send the machines back. What do you think? You can also answer to endethomas@yahoo.de
taki sprzęt po renowacji na a....o.pl i wielu kupi bo to sprzęt pancerny nie ten co teraz. Teraz trzeba zestaw wiertarek ile otworów tyle sprzętu o wiertłach nie mówię. Super filmik choć teraz ilość złomowanych wiertarek spadnie do 0
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I wish more people would take pride in owning, and keeping something nice like you do.
Bardzo lubię twoje filmiki, jak i stare elektronarzędzia. AEG uważam za bardzo dobrą firmę, przynajmniej kiedyś robili porządny profesjonalny sprzęt.
Takie sprzęty są więcej warte niż obecne. Wykonanie i trwałość, to miało służyć na lata i jak widać dalej tak jest. Trzymaj tak dalej. Pozdrawiam.
Love to see old stuff getting refurbished :)
sprzęcik jak nowy, dobra robota
Old Is Gold, who ever said those words was definitely an amazing person, i wonder who he/she would be
Nice work! That's a very solid old drill.
You do an awesome job at bring old /knackered items back to life, i am great at taking things apart but can never remember what went where or how or the right way round.
Paul take a video of it and line the parts up in the order that you took them out in
Good drills in their day and probably still a match for some drills of today. Good video and another tool saved from the trash.
Its nice to see someone giving an old but good tool some well deserved care =)
I always cringe when i see what used to be good tools on flee markets, and the only thing you can see is rust and the smell of burned plastic.
BRAVO!! i have an almost identical 30 years AEG drill and i was trying to change brushes and thiw video was just in time!!
I have an AEG hammer drill, and it's in great shape considering the age of it. The only thing bad is the cord which I plan to replace in the next week or two.
Good vid you uploaded sir.
And now, you have a beautiful drill for another 32 years more =)) Old tools sometimes are better...
85?!!, respect for the old man.
Very nice job. I also have a bunch of AEG drills and saws sitting on the shelf ready to either be repaired or refurbed. I think I have this same model on the shelf as well. I need to finish that PHD38 restoration.
The older drills are certainly of a better quality than the new ones, I used an AEG just like that when I was in a workshop 20 years ago and it's still going. My drill now at home is a makita 7.2v that's about 30 years old, it's only for small jobs, but quicker than using a screw driver or hand drill, and it is my favourite, I prefer it to all of my other 12, 18, 24v cordless.
+MotörHeavyRockHead : Is your favourite Makita still using the original batteries?
dav snow up until last week yeah it had been. Then it just died. I'm yet to pull it down because it has internal batteries, and I'm not totally convinced the battery is the issue. I bought a 9.6v makita that is older, but it takes a removable battery so that will be the house drill.
+MotörHeavyRockHead : Oh Boy, I sure wish I had batteries like that in my 2 yr old cordless. They're almost useless already, but everything else about the drill is fine. I will have to learn spot welding & rebuild the batteries.
dav snow I actually had a new 18v cordless before I got the makita, 2 of them, actually because they were on special for about $25. The first one literally caught on fire in my hand, I was drilling into .5mm aluminium with a 5mm bit and it locked up and burst into flames. I quickly whipped the battery off and took a photo and sent it to the companies QC manager (that I had emailed the week before in regards to another issue) and went to use the other drill, which was DOA. Took them back, got a refund, bought the makita for $40.
Świetnie się ogląda te Twoje naprawy starych sprzętów! Poprosimy więcej! :)
I have a similar AEG from 1977 and it works perfectly!!
I have a AEG SB2E-651 and it looks almost identical to this SB2E-20.
Only difference I see is there is less electronic components in mine, no IC.
Was not sure if the date should be read 08 (2008) or 80 (1980), but I suppose it must be 1980.
AEG..Made in Germany...Inmortal Tool , I had a 4 1/2 grinder...now It still working ..!!
A tidy and neat refurbishment,well made tools can usually be given a new lease life,and I'm sure you have it for the AEG electric drill,well worthy my 5 ☆ rating
Piękna robota!!!! Wiertarka cudo:)
nice restoration.good job.actually old power tools has so many metal parts and gears.today they build cheap tools for saving money.
100% the truth (unfortunately).
thats exactly the drill that i want to service . thank you :)
Great job! Looks like a real Skookum choocher
I love this Chaneel. Greetings from Slovenia 🇸🇮🙂
Great video!!! Greeting from portugal!
super robota oby więcej tego typu filmów
Grande.. Bella riparazione.. Si intende che sei un professionista.. From italy sicily
Great vid! 🤘
well done, love your videos
I really appreciate the work you put into these tools. I did not watch the the video once the soundtrack kicked in. Music is not needed. Your skills are why we are here. I know this is your channel and you can run it your way. This potentential subscriber would prefer no music and just the natural sounds of your hard work Thank you for your consideration.
this was very nice, thanks for sharing.
Another great job!
Keep up the good work! :)
Dobra rabota. Witaj z Peterburga
Good for another 32 years! :-)
Stuff like this is why I seek old tools from yard sales/swap meets. That and I killed 3 Craftsman drills in 3 years doing simple mechanical and woodworking projects.
Just enough electronics to be useful.
nice save!
God bless you. Thanks
prawdziwemu mężczyźnie potrzebne są 2 "narzędzia" wd-40 gdy coś się nie rusza a powinno a srebrna taśma gdy coś się rusza a nie powinno (życiowa prawda) a poza tym świetna robota i jak zwykle na najwyższym poziomie
Pas de gants, pas de raccord à la terre, mais boulot formidable.
those old drills have a lot more power than most cordless ones do, I have both kinds and if it's a rough job the old one is better.
if you havnt checked em out recently cordless power tools have gone leaps and bounds from 10 yrs ago try a Milwaukee
The newer 18V cordless drills have more power than that old AEG.
maybe so but I have a 1/2 makita corded that about broke my wrist when the bit got caught and even after I let go of the trigger it took a while to wind down and my wrist was caught in the cord, I have 3 or 4 cordless ones and none have that much power. .
What I said was the newer cordless drills have more power than that AEG, not your Makita. I have about a dozen cordless drills and almost as many corded ones. The new drills have so much torque that UL won't even certify them unless they are supplied with a handle to prevent you from injuring or breaking your wrist. You can also get cordless drills with a three speed gearbox for even more torque.
Same issue with my 8 year old "small" Hitachi corded. It goes from slow to "was that bones snapping?" In one step, I don't think modern battery tools have more applicable torque, but they deliver it in a much more useable manner
Isso que eu considero uma manutenção bem feita. Show ! :)
This is what I consider a well done maintenance. Show ! :)
a video without music better than one with a horrible insane music
good old tools...
Posiadam model SB2E 1001 RL z roku 1990 kupiłem ja od pewnego pana który w wieku emerytalnym wyprzedawał swój dobytek garażowy dałem za nią 100€ do dzisiaj jest w stanie idealnym wszystkie naklejki są czytelne naprawdę wygląda jak by miała 2-3lata! Nie ma ceny za którą bym ja sprzedał ma u mnie dożywocie!
Просмотрел все Ваши видеосюжеты, возьмите в ученики😉😉😉
The AEG sales department is not happy with your videos, jaja... Greetings from Argentina!
hy i have the same drill and it is in daily use still well worth repairing
Zajefany filmik:)tez mam takiego starocia tylko Polskiego,wazy chyba ze 100kg:) ale zapyla za to przepięknie:)pozdrawiam.
to cos w stylu ws 15 bo ona tyle wazy
It looks like spaceshuttle in hand drills family... much electronics =O
I have an AEG circular saw. But . . . I'm already 72, don't think I'll still be using it in 32 years. New Goal: To out-live AEG😨
I thought Poland was part of the USSR back in 1985. Was this AEG drill contraband smuggled in from "the west"? If tools could talk, eh? 🤣
Im sure ze Germans would have had vays of making it talk!
@@thomas316 ppp
Ik heb een SB2E 800RS van 50 jaar oud en die doet het nog. Ik denk dat ik nu wel de condensator moet vervangen, want de machine stopt niet volledig.
gratulacje ja bym sam nie dał rady naprawić wiertarki ☺
Gran máquina y mejor profesional
I have two angle ginders from early 80" which both have same design style as this drill.. black plastic, silver label...
and both work well btw.
elegancko ;)
Dzięki! :)
40ňos tiene la mia y funciona como el primer dia es una gran maquina
I have this type of aeg drill, it have a problem, when you try make a hole and you force the machine, its force decrease and stop, sparks come out of the brushes
What can cause that? i should change the brushes first or?
Hi & thanks for the great video.I recently bought a similar drill & was wondering what the purpose of the orange switch closest to the drill head is.(Visible top left of frame at 0.44). Is that the adjustment for first/second gear? Regards Andy
Elinize emeyinize sağlik
I have to restore an old AEG SB2E-901 model. I will use your video as template tough I wonder why does sometimes my power button stuck and the drill goes till I managed to unstuck it.
good my friend
Hi there i am from greece and i have a similar aeg drill, i have to replace the gear Button. Can you tell me the code of the brushes and also how many portion of grease should i put on it. Thanks any way, your video is very helpfull
Very nice... a tip for getting the chuck clean. Check out WD-40's rust eater dip, there's also evap o rust.
I have a similar, 30 year old (not the same model) but it is not in that bad shape. Anyway, nice work but what I don't understand is why didn't you remove the chuck when you cleaned it? That way you'd really bring it back to almost new condition.
Once again NICE job! I'm going to see if I get some time to do a video of a chuck cleanup for you to watch. My method will save you much elbow grease and requires no wire brushing or sanding and can restore a drill chuck from the state yours was to practically pristine. It also does not involve electrolysis which is another way to do the same, works VERY well but requires hardware. mine requires a jam jar! :)
+Bob Lewis : Is the jam jar full of vinegar?
dav snow actually no! Vinegar CAN work but it takes weeks and weeks to do what mine does. I use it to clean up bolts that have become SO corroded, that when they're cleaned you can see where the metal has been eaten away by rust but there's fresh grey steel underneath! May take a couple of days to get stuff nice and clean, but effortless all the same. 😎
Bob Lewis : Bob, your "teaser" is too tantalising, and I am mystified as to what majical concoction goes into your secret brew.
You'll have to drop EVERYTHING (except the jam jar), and make your instructional video, now that you've got Made In Poland's 🌐world-wide🌐 audience's attention.
I have a similar model but without the spring. What is the top switch supposed to do?
What for grease do you used for the gears? Thanks a lot.
Old aeg or old bosh drill mashine is gud?
What does the lever on the front left side do?
What kind of grease did you use for the gearbox? The workshop manual recommends some special Shell which is not easy to buy in small amounts.
In the old communist countries you can still find people who know how to repair things. Here they wanted $100 to replace a damaged cord on my Hitachi! A new one costs 180. But, nervously, I replaced it myself. Works fine but that's why I'm fascinated by these videos. Also, very relaxing to watch someone who knows what they are doing.
Always worth a try to fix something, I say. At worst, if things go wrong, you get an experience ...all experiences help i'm sure.
Дрель из старой, более развитой цивилизации.
nice!
Cool!
Is there any guide to know about the Wirings of AEG Dry Core Drill DB 1500-2 XE?
How do you find brushes for such old tools?
I found your vidéo looking for a manual for the exact same drill. And let me say you made an impressive work !
I've got the same model (AEG SB2E-20) and am wondering what's the purpose of the upper contrôler (with the letters). Would you by chance know ? I can't find the answer anywhere
Thanks buddy!
Each letter means the maximum speed.
I do not know the exact data, but let's say that
A - maximum 150 rpm/1Gear 300rpm/2Gear
B - maximum 300 rpm/1Gear 600rpm/2Gear
and so on.
Thanks to the electronics placed in the drill, the torque is still uniform independently from rpm.
Made in Poland thanks to you :)
I'm gonna open it up to change the "charbon" and clean it up. Keep up the good work ,
Hello, i have a manual here (same machine 29 years old :)
Nr. 9) The one in the "trigger" means "electronic thumb wheel",
it controls the RPMs.
Nr. 12) The one on the top of the machine is the "Torque adjustment wheel".
leokowalski thanks for your answer ;)
Bravo you.
Jakiego smaru polecasz, używasz i czego użyłeś do wyczyszczenia środka?
Which grease do you use?
nice
Dobra robota wchuj! Jaki smar uzywales ?
Teraz zeby kupic nowe narzedzie jakosci starego Aega to tylko Metabo made in germany , fein , hilti , makita made in japan i inne firmy ktore jeszcze robia rzeczy po za PRC. Ciezko jest cos kupic dobrego w dobrej cenie. Ja mialem pare okazji kupic wiertarki AEG , ale nie zrobilem tego do tej pory mi sie sni glupota w nocy XD dobra robota tak 3maj.
Bedzie filmik z naprawy Metabo ?
Haha dzięki! Użyłem smaru do łożysk, według mnie jest dobry do przekładni. Dokładnie, stare można kupić za śmieszne pieniądze, a jakość może przewyższać nawet współczesne bardzo drogie konstrukcje. Jak masz okazję to kupuj, mam też szlifierkę kątową aeg z 1989 roku, kupiłem ją za chyba 80 zł, ale przez te prawie 30 lat leżała w magazynie! Działa idealnie :)
Jeśli uda mi się ją uruchomić, to na pewno! :D
How did you find replacement brushes that would do the job?
The internet
in central and eastern european countries we still find those in shops or on flea market ;)
In Poland there is no problem finding spare parts for such tools, They are in stores and the internet :)
That's good, because here in the U.S. if it's ten years old you've got a real hunt on your hands trying to find certain parts....
I have AEG wsa 1800 angle grinder can't you help me with repair ? I need head ?
nie wiem z jakiego szrotu zbierasz sprzęty, ale dałbyś adres :) same ciekawe urządzonka tam są :)
dobra robota :)
Is a lot of sparks always the sign of worn carbon brushes?
Gdzie znajdujesz takie perełki? Na jakichś targach staroci?
Na giełdach jest tego masa :)
Sdramzyaynd aeg germony 👍
It would be nice to refresh the outside also with a paint and polish.
that's a lot of circuitry for such an old drill? If you laquer coat the electronic pcb, you can make it water resistant, but not necessarily waterproof.
Hello! I´m Thomas from Germany. Today i have seen this video. It´s great! Do you repair machines in the order? I have two Black & Decker drills and i can not refresh them. ;o(
Hi! Sometimes I do but I think we live too far away :)
I would send the machines. You overtake them, I pay the costs and you send the machines back. What do you think? You can also answer to endethomas@yahoo.de
Points deducted for unplugging drill before prodding around inside with a metal screw driver. When you show electricity fear it will attack.
I replace the brushes, it works but it makes a lot of sparks...it seems it will broke.
Komutator jakoś ogarnąłeś, czy nie wymagał pracy?
Loszmi ogarnięty, wyczyszczony papierem ściernym 2000.
Dziekuję za info.
widac z daleka ze bije po oczach :-)
siema podrzucam pomysł . pokaż jak wymienić wrzeciono we wkretarce bo dużo ludzi ma z tym problem 👍
Jeśli trafi się taka możliwość, to jak najbardziej ;)
I love poland manufacturing and i love poland , such a strong minded nation , i love that mostly they are Christians and denounce muslim immigration
Thanks, I am lucky to live in Poland! :)
taki sprzęt po renowacji na a....o.pl i wielu kupi bo to sprzęt pancerny nie ten co teraz. Teraz trzeba zestaw wiertarek ile otworów tyle sprzętu o wiertłach nie mówię. Super filmik choć teraz ilość złomowanych wiertarek spadnie do 0