Repairing the first bunch or power tools of 2024. Dewalts, paslodes and makita needing fixed.
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- čas přidán 8. 01. 2024
- Welcome to 2024, stock take is over and its time to make a start on this Christmas backlog.
I took an extra week of for Christmas so there is an even bigger backlog now. Luckily less tools get left in before the holidays.
This is just one of 3 paslodes nail guns that where served. I don't like to leave paslode to long as generally, as most trades men need them quickly.
Dewalt nail guns I also try to get out quickly, but it's not always possible. As they require parts that is not always In stock.
I only had a single axis in stock so need to order more now.
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My wife says haven't you already seen the Paslode video? I'm like yup and I'm watching another, might be the same style but different diagnosis. You have skills I'll keep watching.
Yes because he is like clock work with nail guns
Your wie is obdervant
Don't worry about it, love. You head up to bed, don't wait up for me
Maybe someday I'll get to the point where I can dismantle the machines with wild abandon, toss the parts and screws, and STILL be able to put it back together with no extra parts! You are a master!
I used to service a very commonly used Sony BVW75 broadcast cassette videotape recorder.
After sufficient times of stripping the tape deck mechanism I knew instinctively where everything went.
Not quite blindfold but almost!
It is just building up familiarity but you also have to understand how everything functions as well.
Dean has developed this skill over many years.
I hope he has someone to pass the knowledge onto.
He is the master Joda of fixing tools. I love watching him. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
I won’t stop watching your videos until I know how to fix every tool in existence 😤🌎
You must have been repairing tools for a long time. You are a fountain of knowledge about these tools. I love to listen to your accent. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks for the lessons. Been a handyman for 45 years and I learn something new everyday.
This man makes it look like as easy as tying your shoes
Highly educative video.wish I had seen them years back.Thank you.Please continue making more videos and share your skillful knowledge
It’s amazing how much design and engineering went into the creation of the Dewalt nails guns. A lot of moving parts compared to Paslode.
Yep im guessing the use of the gas makes them simpler inside
Watched last week, tool makita holder snagged something today while drilling and stuck open. Followed your instructions and reassembled. Love your videos, God bless you!
Was great to hear what the weak and the strong points for each machine was, love these vids
Thanks for showing us the part number when you go and grab it, id imagine it helps a lot of people out to fix their own tools, rather than buying a new tool.
Love watching and learning dean, because of you I was able to fix my own DeWalt impacter 👍 (took it apart and cleaned the contacts on the trigger) speed was fluctuating when pulled. Works great now.
Very very knowledgeable, I just love how quick u throw bolts about and reassemble these tools lol 😂 it would take me ages hahah
I love watching your Paslode videos.. I find it therapeutic cleaning mine even when it probably doesn’t need a service.
Thanks for the upload! Was just heading to bed (GMT/UTC-3 down here) and now I got an excuse to stay an extra hour up 😋
These videos are brilliant your knowledge of these machines is unbelievsble keep em coming
Love how you explain the problem
Wow and here i thought the reed valves had those grooves in them from factory- until you scraped/polished them flat again- nice repairs sir!!
Hi Dean, I cannot get enough of your videos, I enjoy it a lot and learn more every time.
On Monday I saw that my neighbour across the street put out a Genesis DuraVac ZL10-47A-21L Vacuum Cleaner. As Soon as I saw it, I wondered what could be wrong with it. I went to get it and test it, it didn't switch on. I immediately thought that it could be the cable, switch or brushes. The cable and switch were good, but I found that the wire from the field to the brush holder broke off and the brush wire broke off from the brush holder. After I fixed it, cleaned everything and assembled everything, the Vacuum Cleaner worked 100%.
I'm busy making myself a working space in the garage that I am only going to use for fixing or servicing electric appliances.
Thanks a lot for all the tips and keep up with the good work my friend.😂
I'm from Australia and replaced the chuck on my Makita DHP481 a week ago with a Rohm chuck. Initially I tried the method you showed in this video with the 458 to no avail. Mind you, I have replaced a chuck or two in the past, one being a Milwauke M18 using the hammer and allen key method. I also saw your other videos on cutting the chuck off but that was a last resort for me. I then came across a pdf repair guide that mentioned a special jig was required (1R404 or the 1R359) and the need to take the whole gear assembly out from the clamshell. Taking out the gear assembly was no problem. Ploblem was the 1R404 is about 200 Euro. So I decided to get creative instead. The 1R404 removal tool just locks the gears in place and also allows you to clamp the gear assembly in a vice with a jig then using an allen key with a long pole as leverage to remove the chuck. I used the Drill handle (without the depth guide) as my jig and clamped that onto my vice. I then grinded down a spare chuck key I had to match the 1R404-C gear and secured that to the bottom of the gear assembly in the vice to prevent the gears from spinning. Insert allen key into chuck, use metal pole for leverage and it came off so easy. I'm pretty sure you are aware of such removal tool Dean and I would love to see a video as others may also find it useful. I did manage to stumble across a youtube video eventually but took me a while as it was in russian. Here's the link czcams.com/video/xqV677r4Jug/video.html
Love you videos Dean.
i have tired this method a few times, but if the chuck is locked on tight, it can damage the spindle when taking it off.
Only the very odd time. but the dewalt especialy i have twisted the spindle shaft itself,
After seeing so many dewalt guns on your channel, many of which looking brand new, I'm glad I heeded all the warnings on the internet and went with Hitachi instead. Although I was still curious how the flywheel mechanism works and all your videos are the only ones showing them. They are pretty neat from mechanical point of view, but I guess the complexity is their undoing.
yes, plus the no internal adjustments. the old gun, you could adjust the solinod to keep if firing longer. not in the new guns.
I own that same Makita SDS model. Good to know what not to do. As per mode change, Ive learned about it pretty fast. Saw the sticker and went "What Makita come up to this time?" 😅 Friend tried to change the mode and was cursing why it do not change.
Great content as always best of luck for 20224
Excellent! Thanks for the direction.
Looks like a nice little app they’re created for the site visits.
Take it that place hasn’t had an inspection done since 2014
Happy new year mate hope you had a good break. Thanks for the lessons, learning loads
Good video, thanks for the upload
omg man 😂 i was going crazy one time. the gun kept firing blank, every 10 or so times. i kept telling my boss, and he does 5 or 6 nails, and says no, it's fine, here look.. and tries telling me how to use it 😂😂 i'm like no man, i use these 20 years, i know how to use it. something is wrong. he doubts me of course. we go through this 3 or 4 times. finally i show him, no, YOU watch.. i do 10 or 15 and it starts firing blank.. See?? OHH yeah he says, u right 😂
Only just found your video's and I love them! The best wishes for 2024 and keep on going!
Nice one thanks 👍
Happy New Year 🇺🇸
Happy new year , to you and yours Dean 🎉
Brilliant love the long videos
Happy new year!!
Same to you!
Just found you channel Dean
You must have a photo graphic memory it amazing thanks for sharing your knowledge. Going to make a syringe grease gun love it .
YEEEEEEEEEEEAHHHH THANK YOU BEST GIFT!
I love how you'll look at a part and in 0.3 milliseconds say "Yeah", and you'll know exactly what's wrong.
Happy New Year Dean. Hope you had a good one mate.
You too
I still can’t get over how you just chuck the parts and screws 😂
Just saw this, but it's 1 am I'm going to bed and will watch when I get up.
Thanks for the update on your sleep timetable, good to know.
You got other people working for you. Are you a one man band? that is a big load of tools. You got back there
wow, plenty of work.😊
one man show
That first Paslode likely started with a dirty air filter. Not enough air, fires rich on fuel. Leads to too much carbon. Keeping that filter clean will allow it to run longer between servicings.
Got that makita hammer drill for $290AUD as an apprentice. Damn thing has nearly doubled in price but it went hard for the 8 years i had it before replacing it with the 40v.
Its still alive, just retired to my dads shed now
Great content. I have already used your videos to complete some repairs. One question I have is what kind of grease do you use? Much obliged in advance.
i mainly use hilti and bosch grease
Straight 39:06 to the point as always!
Ohhh, now i really get why you wouldn't use an impact to unbolt the chuck. You would totally destroy the gear box.
Again, nice impact tech.
These tools are a lot cheaper in the us ik for a fact that dewalt is $250-$300 depending on kit . I paid $199 for a battery kit and got my 1/2 inch drive stubby for free from a deal at Home Depot always do research it’s a lot cheaper depending on on store and deals
Europe is kinda pricey on a lot of stuff in comparison can’t lie . I would still love to visit one day though
when they snap back in your finger, you will know about it ;-)) hahaha
I really like the videos, I would be interested to know if this is your main occupation and if you can make a good living out of it. Sure it certainly depends on how many hours you work a day, I guess more than a 9to5 job but I would really appreciate the information. Thank you for your videos!!
Yes, this is my 9 to 6 job. I work for a hardware shop, it has to pay me and them.
So there is money in it. There is plenty of work out there. But you do need to be savy about what to fix and what to leave alone.
@@deandohertygreaser thanks a lot for the quick response! Keep going!
@@deandohertygreaser With your obvious mastery and skill, have you considered breaking out on your own?
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REPLACE THE TEST NAIL BOARD!
I'd say you could do with a wee apprentice dean😉
Sometimes chooches, sometimes blank fires. Strip it down see what’s wrong with it. Sounds like my love life.
Great videos, something about your methodical approach that shows your experience. Any chance you know the factory clutch setting on a marcrist ddm1. Thank you
If you could, would you provide a link to your bearing puller?
Love the videos, watch wes work sent me here!! Subscriber immediately! 😁🤙
Can I use Wurth multi purpose grease in that Makita SDS?
Yesssss loads of repairs for 2924 😂😂😂
Hey dean you didn’t fit the o ring bit around the fan bit at the rear ,why.[on the first paslode]
It's a shame you can't find a generic replacement for those DeWalt springs - I'd guess you could get 10 or more for that 30 Euro price if a comparable spring could be identified.
Dean where do you get your Dewalt parts in Ireland cheers
Any idea for a DCN891 that lights up but nothing else? Trigger is functional
which tool brand would you recommend for a homeowner that tinkers alot and likes to work on cars?
Dean what is your opinion of the 40v Makita do you get many in
have not had a single one in for repair yet, and im a makita service agent.
Hi dean I have the 8/12 makita 40v mitre saw great saw but rails rust any suggestions on how to remove rust safely and to try prevent it rusting
I was curious, who makes the best built angle grinder? , corded , cordless , i currently have a fuel and non fuel Milwaukee cordless pair of grinders and was interested in picking up a corded one to use when my batteries are down on those
Stuck between Makita , wen , and hitachi at the moment , but thought you’d have a much better opinion on the matter
@@tyrant5337 corded ones I'd say Bosch are still the best esp the ones for heavy duty.
28 euro for a two springs jeepus
Dean, I live in USA in the state of Alabama! We take a lot of kidding and complaints about our English accent,,, but, you will grow your channel much faster if you can talk more clearly so Americans can understand what the Hell you are saying!!! Really like your show , when I can understand what the hell you’re saying!!!!
This is me talking slowly and clearly.
If I where to talk normally I would be speaking twice as fast and with an even thicker donegal accent 🤣
dear sir
your talent and skills abound..
would you entertain
running for Prime Minister
of your government
YOU CAN SHAPE UP
TORRIES et al
Watching the disassembly of that nailgun reminds me of this czcams.com/users/shortswO1qmJRhOV0 :)