15 Year Old Impact Driver Restoration | Hitachi Cordless Oil Pulse Driver, Model WP 12DM
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- I bought this impact driver only 15$ cause it looks very old and the battery also dead. There is some water inside the box I think I couldn't get it back to work. Incidentally, I picked up another battery at good condition. The seller gave it to me for free. Finally, I can get this impact driver back to life. This tool is really powerful and greatly reduces striking noise. At the end of the video, you will see the drill testing and comparing.
About Impact Driver
MODEL WP 12DM
Hitachi Cordless Oil Pulse Driver, Model WP 12DM
Voltage: DC 12V
Capacity: 3.0 Ah
Weight 1.9 kg (4.2 lbs.) (Includes battery)*1
Impact rate 0 --- 1,500/min
Type of switch Trigger switch with forward/reverse changeover pushing button (with brake)
Created: Mar 2004
I hope you find something useful & enjoy this video!
I am happy to receive your feedback, advice, suggestions to improve myself.
!!! I apologize for the mistake if I have made in this restoration !!!
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This procedure is only slightly different from my own preferred restoration method:
1) Tear down the tool to the smallest components, de-greasing and performing rust removal along the way.
2) Forget how all the pieces go back together. Put them all in a box and set them out on the curb on trash day.
3) Purchase a new impact driver.
Got a new John Deere riding mower with that very procedure!
You forgot step 2.5) Marinate in WD-40
Totaly right. Done it at least 3 times. From Cyprus
I learned to take many pictures through the process of disassembly, sometimes multiple pictures of just one area because I've also learned that at the wrong angle, I can't tell what the hell the picture is of!
@@Fucknuts4u Thanks for that
This was not a restoration, it was a resurrection.
You meant resuscitation ;)
@@zniesmaczony reanimation
Drink obama
@@404destruction4 And the battery was a reincarnation
@@zniesmaczony regeneration :)
The best restoring channel. You have inspired me to buy old electric tools and restore them for my workshop instead of just buying new ones. So far It's really cheap to get great tools, that I simply couldnt afford otherwise. It's so much fun to bring them back to life when someone has abandoned them.
@Klippy Klop I''m in the process of restoring them and I have a thing for old german Fein power tools. I was thinking about uploading a restoration video, but It will take me a while to do so. I'ts going to be a long process, but maybe someone will find it helpful or at least entertaining. Thank you for your comment. Cheers.
The best is "my mechanics" go check
@@MrSkyY06 It's alright channel and thank you for recommendation, but it's nowhere near gear show.
@@EspresserChannel My mechanics is more detail orientated. For the white buttlene over molding on this drill, he would have CNC machined a new mold, and re-shot the over molding instead of keeping the dirty white/yellow. Much higher level.
@@xenonram I agree as well, but at the same time I've been troubled with his coffee grinder restoration. I'm coffee machines / grinders oriented and he should have either buy new conical burr or create one. He just cleaned the old one, which makes his entire restoration useless, because he will never get decent coffee out of that. Kinda pointless restoration. But I fully agree on his craftsmanship, he is really skilled.
Just watched 21 and a half minutes of a power tool restoration. Didn't get distracted at all by anything else. I end up checking my phone sooner during tv shows I like.
that's cause it's interesting and has new things. Your TV contains the same braindead shit that you've seen a million times, you're just brainwashing yourself that you like those shows. Get a hobby and kick the TV gone. It'll do you and your family real good.
I love seeing a old tool happy again!
I'm seriously impressed that a rebuilt 12v Hitachi is that powerful. Also, finally a tool restoration channel that feels "achievable" given what I actually have on-hand in my shop.
Who else watch these videos mainly to aee how things work, their assembly and disassembly? Great video btw 👌🏻
Glad to see im not the only person who has a bench grinder mounted with clamps
Don't wanna harm that good work bench
I bolt mine down like your suppose too
I'm sure that Barbie was pleased that you fixed her impact driver. 😊
not only did you restore it you got a better and quieter impact driver to boot. now that's what i call an upgrade and quite literal one at that.
Thank you, I never thought to put the wire brushes in the drill press & hold the parts in a vice. A good day, I learned something.
You're welcome!
I love the design of the impact driver and battery charger. They look like toys from the 90s. Great restauration tho!
I wonder who at Hitachi thought it would be a good idea to make a pink and gold colored power tool? lol
friendlywhiteguy
I live in japan and japanese workers love their so much that thay modify their tools, i can send a few other ryobi, makita tool skins , if you want a few.
Follow me . Yeah I follow a Japanese person on Facebook, who repaints tools, it looks cool
Or maybe it was intended for "adult" use instead 😅
Follow me . Yes how can I purchase or receive some tools from you!!!?
I thought it quite snazzy, very different from the colours they think us blokes have to have to make us feel manly, my daughters use tools as well as I do, why can't they have fancy colours to their liking (eldest is a fiend for pink n fluffy)
Love the brushes in the drill press method. Simple but genius.
I love making old things new again. Well done.
I wish Hitachi/HiKoki still made hydraulic impact drivers. This was the company which basically perfected the technology.
I think that it is camoflauge - Hitachi made extremely well-done power tool that nobody would snatch from the job site.
I would have to say that the best part of all of this for me is the fact that this doesn't end up in a landfill and has had it's life renewed in the shop. We've become too much of a throw away society in this world these days
And we will be, until we can't any longer. For now, at least the skills of repair are not lost to time.
Awesome! You're an inspiration for DIY restoration!
Thank you!
What the fuck,,,dont bring me back at kinder garten bullshit
Wonderful craftsmanship!
It's always nice to see someone give decent hardware a new lease of life.
thank you so much for the fabric soap trick, i will try it on sticky uv-damaged pvc tomorrow! 🙏
We are building a fighting force of extraordinary magnitude.
We forge our spirits in the tradition of our ancestors.
You have our gratitude.
Oh, thank you!
nice, powerful! JUST NEEDS A LION BATTERY CONVERSION
I think they had kits online, i know for sure there used to be a website that had the conversion charts for battery modules. I did my Einhell drill with them a while ago.
Codi Lankford it is far from powerful, but it is cool nonetheless
Codi Lankford Never heard of a lion battery. Only a jaguar.
@@richieschmidt6225 It's die powerful. You're confusing speed with power. Hydraulic units are more powerful than hammer/anvil units.
Andrew Delashaw I was just saying it drives screws extremely slowly compared to even the cheapest modern impact driver.
a lot of time and effort to restoring it but its worth it most people would throw it away. nice one!
I enjoyed this tutorial. I respect the Ironman paint scheme as well.
Beautiful restoration, i have an old hitachi 14.4v also still a strong machine, hitachi is really good quality!
Man what a nice tool! i bet coworkers would love it!
Good job man. Now I'm feeling the need to rebuild my older dewalt 18v impact and my 24v hammer drill.
I tried doing this one time with a grinder man it takes a lot of talent and skill to restore power equipment I absolutely love watching these videos.
12:16 a cold joint , then you called an expert and edit that part, nice!!
So-so restoration outside. Inside - flawless
Awesome job! Next restoration is the Makita 14.4v impact driver.
Thank you! Do you want to see I restore it?
@@gear_show Yeah, you did such a great job on the Hitachi, I'd love to see you do the Makita!
I´ll too :-) Love your work!!
@Frederic Lynes I am learning how to fix dead battery, after I know it, I will make a video with Makita Impact driver.
@@gear_show I'm looking forward to it. It will be interesting to see if it works better than the Hitachi, once it's restored.
Excellent work; excellent technique. Thanks for this video. It's hard to think that this tool, in such poor condition, could have been restored, and yet, as you pointed out, once you restored it, this tool works better than more modern tools of the same type, and the only new parts required were some bearings.
It was a pleasure to watch you work sir, thank you for posting.
I cannot believe 735 TROLLS disliked this vid - WTF?
Thank you for fixing Hitachi in Japan
God's blessing
The colour reminds me tony stark Iron Suit 😀 always enjoy to watch your videos👍
Thank u
First thing I thought too, Hey Ironmans Impact.
I was thinking power rangers
C'est une très grande satisfaction de te voir restaurée des outils !
Merci beaucoup!
Awesome job 👍. Anothers new life to Hitachi. Looks Hitachi is powerfull.
Thank you!
You are always creative from Saudi Arabia🇸🇦👍🏻
Great job. But I think you should put on glove,I really worry about your hands
Definitely a good drill worth restoring
you can tell a tool's age just by looking at what screw type type they use, in the near future we won't need any screw's or drivers, everything will be welded/glued together, ironically that's the age we get screwed.
Yeah...talking to you Apple!
--- we have passed that event horizon: back in the 80s Honda produced a series of small motorcycles for their domestic market in which the engines were pressed and riveted together - no removable fasteners. They also offered NO engine repair parts - you could, however, buy a complete replacement motor.
lmao
Never buy that kind of stuff. They won't be able to pull a dick move like that if ain't nobody buy them. Also, make fun of people who bought that kind of junk when their stuff got blown up.
Speaking of Apple, I always making fun of people who bought Apple product when they got screwed by the customer service. One guy's warranty service was denied when his iPad bent and cracked the screen because he put his iPad inside his backpack. He had to pay $600 to fix the damn thing.
Canes Venatici
I’ve had an iPad for a couple years now. Zero cracks, no dings or anything. A $20 case goes a LONG way.
Once again, RUclips Recommendations proving that they know me better than I know myself.
Very goood job. I think you changed bearings as well..that was good choice
Great job! You gave another life to an excellent instrument. Well done👍Respect from Russia!
Am I the only one to think that the original colors look like Iron Man? :D
Super job!
Why did I watch this, I’m at THAT point of RUclips rn.
Xander Cravens Im so weak
Oh hey xander didn't expect to see you here
FPSKoda4 huh, I woke up like an hour ago
Everyone here is, you’re not special.
Xander, long time no see!
Amazing restoration. Hitachi a brand that worth restoration. It’s interesting to see it come in pink color. I’m sure this driller is also for girls.
He remembers assembling this very same driver as a 8 year old factory worker
They made it easy to service with the contact brushes. Unlike tools we have now
Complete with a practical demo of why you should drill pilot holes. 😉
Andrew Holdaway I know he was just testing it out, but does my head in watching folk forcing impact drivers to drive long screws with no pilot hole.
Repairing the dead battery pack could be your next video. Thumbs Up!
Yes, thank you!
Молодец!!! Красавчик.
That color sheme looks amazing and the impact driver is very efficient (fast and quiet)
Good Lord, and I thought UK power tools looked like transformers; the Hitachi is another Manga level!
俺はEvolutionのスライド丸ノコ持ってるけど好きだぞ。
でもMetaboは買わない。なぜなら俺はメタボリック症候群だからな。hahaha!
The most satisfying video ever ....
I always wonder, who downvotes such things? Great vid! Thank you!
People that are mad at him for not wearing gloves.
People who think “I could go to work for 4 hours and buy a brand new impact driver with that income rather than spending 4 hours fixing a 15 year old one”
@@ryanokeefe12 90+% if the vids should be heavily downvoted :-)
Pink & Gold! You should definitely gift it to BigClive.
Great color if your on an acid trip great job
...WoW...15 year old Hitachi eating Makita for lunch...I love it❕
18v vs 14v of course the 18 wins
-Shopkeeper: "How much penetrating fluid do you need, sir?"
-Gear Show: "Yes".
BikRudnicki it never hurts
Good thing you restored a good model!
Mmmhh... Pink and Gold? must be the "Barbie's DIY tinker" impact driver ;)
Good job, gorgeous restoration !
It's Japanese, they have all sorts of "fancy" stuff there and aren't as afraid to use colors and emotions are the usually emotionally stunted, average, Joe.
I have no idea why I watched this entire thing..... I was mesmerized.....
I love this....But I can't resist. I DID NOT LIKE THOSE SOLDER JOINTS!
Like watching this video. It reminded me of when people would repair stuff instead of throwing them away.
He gets a 'good luck' up-vote for using his wife's toothbrush and silverware for the project.
Honey, have you seen the fish knife?
You familiar with karspeed?
shush we dont point this out in the comments she might find out
its not his wife's toothbrush, its his grandma's toothbrush
The real star here is who ever SOLD this to you :)
Shame to makita this 15 y o driver is more powerful than a newer makita impressive
Man I'm so glad I have the money to go buy a new one and don't have to waist my time polishing a turd. You can not beat the lithium battery packs on QUALITY tools. This tired drill do l couldn't hold a candle to a brand name modern lithium drill it's worth the money to upgrade. You'll thank yourself when your one battery dies. And it's not even nostalgia it's a drill not a old car. Can or recycle it and welcome in 21st century tech you won't be disappointed
Omg I got a dewalt ad before the video
A beautiful piece of machinery
Shorter bits would really help out with torque.
Amazing restoration! Good job
Nice restorations bro , you're great !!
Thank you!
I thoroughly enjoyed the use of kitchen utensils.
At 5:00 I just thought to myself "it just needs new brushes" 😂😂😂
Nice to see someone restoring Modern stuff, containing electrical parts. We should have more of that, instead of this waste mentality: Trash it and buy new, trash it and buy new, trash it and buy new...
The battery can be restored. You only need 10 (or maybe more) high quality AA Ni-MH cells. (10x1,2V -> 12V) If you use cells like the Eneloops, you will be able to get a shelfstabel batterypack.
Or just convert it to Lithium
Yes, thank you. I will try to restore the battery next time.
I will try it, thank you!
Brilliant restoration ! I would love seing you restore / upgrade the battery to a lithium one. You can find good 18650 cells in laptop battery pack (usually one is down but 3 or 4 remaining ones are still good). Or you can go directly with Lipo pack.
@@Denis-vk4vg The charging system is different , and the cells are probably sub C types, rated 1.2 volts each. Higher amperage ni-cad are out there and cheap. I just did my 12 volt Bosch , and it works great.
Shocking Pink! A real manly color. Nice job!
Thank you!
The pink power ranger is wondering where that drill is!
Great job I always like the way you restore old stuff ...💪
Работа по его восстановлению дороже нового шуруповерта.
So satisfying watching the assembly.
On average, how much wd-40 do you reckon you go through per week?
55 gal drum every month probably
all of it
"yes"
He should be using PB blaster to clean but hey hes restoring tools im writing youtube comments lol
Yes
An excellent restoration... WELL DONE!!! 10/10
Surely I ain’t the only dude that seen a ray gun in thumbnail
A Rocky Horror ray gun!
Very good restoration 👍👍👍
I want Japanese power tools now lol
Great job, it's a powerful old machine! 👍👍👍
Thank you!
They make a cleaner for shoe soles it’s a paste you keep on overnight it will clean the grip on your driver
Where do you get that cleaner from cleans the white part of the shoe is that what you mean
I think its called reshoevinator or something i saw someone restore a pair of shoes on youtube an they took off the sole smeared paste on a t put suranwrap over it an put it under a light 💡 idk much else aboot it
Hydrogen peroxide and sunlight
Great work! Using the drill press with the wire brushes was a great idea.
Next: Restauration of a 8 month old AlphaTool cordless screwdriver.
This was an amazing restoration! Congratulations! Excellent work!
какая нахрен реставрация, почистил и починил!
krym nach
Я бы газетку в начале ролика постелил
50% of greatest work
The battery will not charge becourse of to low voltage
Charge the battery with a powersupply 12v 200 mAp for some hours - then try the charger again
its 15 year old battery, the lithium batteries are probably dead and unsuable
@@el1Mundo NiMH cells have a rated shelf life of 6y max. 15y still needs new cells.
@@el1Mundo thanks for info. Nice
@@iancarnel8609 my phone battery gone crap when its 2 years or leas
@@MohdAzylee Shelf life is different from charge circles and current draw. A battery that is used hard, like power tool batteries, is under high loads, which kills the battery faster. Ni-MH and Ni-Cad batteries are garbage. It's a wonder how we used them for so long. We would never have picket sized smart phones if not for lithium batteries. Look and LiPo batteries can have CDR (current draw ratings) in excess of 60C. (60 times the capacity) For a 1500 mAh LiPo battery that has a 60C CDR, can handle 90 amps! (That a siht load of current)
BRAZIL IN HERE!
Good job.
Continue...
Thank you!
hey dude, thx alot for your vids; but for your health: you should never get in skin contact with chemicals. all of them are made of oil products and are very harmful (not yet but soon).
If you like your skin, your hand quality and your liver, always wear those nitrile gloves.
Greets
Yes, absolutely. I was going to say the same thing!
Jesus
He'll be just fine. If you think that touching some grease to do a restoration a couple times a month has any measurable impact on your health, I suggest you look into exposure. A guy getting some grease on his hands a couple times a month, and washing it of, zero worry. A mechanic with free on his hands all day, every day, slight worry. There are literally millions of other factors that are orders of magnitude more concerning.
@@xenonram It appears someone didnt like my comment. I wouldnt be surprised if yours disappears too.
@@DarkLinkAD what did u write?
Solvents are one of the most harmful chemicals to your liver. so think about before contaminating yourself.
This is simply a masterful job in restoring a cordless drilll.. I'm surprised you even manage to restore the battery!. Magnificent job sir!