Teardown and repair of a Hitachi Hikoki P20SF electric Planer.
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- This is one of the common repairs for any brand of planer. Replacing bearings.
If your planer is making excessive noise or is vibrating heavily when in use, the bearing my be failing and need to be replaced.
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I have an older Hitachi 110 plane that cuts out while running. I'm taking it apart this weekend after watching this. Cheers.
I wish you the best of luck with that project!!😊
Thanks for showing how to correctly install new bearings using the deep sockets. So many tubers bash all over the bearing with a hammer. Very cringe.
Thanks! I'm not sure if I have ever sent you a thanks before. Your videos are so informative, it seems wrong to not at least buy you a pint. Keep up the great information.
Awesome, thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Dean 🦘
Brilliant as always 👌🧘♂️🚴
Thanks as usual Dean!!!!
Well executed teardown and rebuild
Nice job as usual
I've used a bench vise sometimes instead of a press if the parts aren't too bid or vise is too small. A very large C clamp too will work in a pinch sometimes. A press is definitely preferable.
Another great video, thank you very much. 👍
Nice job Dean.
It like a new machine a true professional
Great work! Would it have been possible to "zero out" the depth adjust knob as it didnt have a detent?
Another reason to buy Hikoki 👌🏻
Could you use a nyloc nut on the depth adjuster instead of a plain nut
Nice job...as usual! :)
Hitachi created a nicely serviceable design. But then you do make it all look easy. I'm sure to make a mess of it and take much longer.
"Dont cut yourself on the blades"
Said that 3 minutes after he was holding them on the drum with bare hands to unscrew the pulley 🤣
very good, but would you consider changing the fuse in the new plug top from 13amp to suit the power rating of the tool?
1st off.... when you spun that pully, connected to the blade drum (6:15), I couldn't help the very nervous laugh that came out 😅
The other thing is that I was just wondering if there was space in that hight nob to switch the nut for a lock nut? I'm definitely not thinking that you could do that instead of changing the bearings, I was just wondering if it's something you could do if you always use the same setting and don't want it moving if you catch it on something like an electric cable that has enough friction to move the nob? 🤔
you probably could, but it might make it very hard to adjust and would probably cause the knob to brake with the extra force
@@deandohertygreaser good point 😅 thanks 👍👍👍
#608 bearings are common rollerskate bearings.
We don’t see that very often in usa , a fuse in a plug! (220v!)
Could the nut in knob be swapped for a nylon lock nut?
Yes, this would stop from coming loose
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Maybe I missed it, didn't see any earth wire in the mains cable.
And given the exposed metal and contact with armature bearings, wouldn't an earth be mandatory ?
Are Metabo and HiKOKI the same company?
Parent Company Ownership: Metabo and HiKOKI are indeed owned by the same parent company, Koki Holdings Co., Ltd. This conglomerate also owns other brands such as Metabo HPT, CARAT, and Sankyo Diamond.
Hikoki and Metabo make different tools though. I believe Metabo HTP in the US is just rebranded Hikoki stuff though.
@@markusdd5 the information I provided is from professionals it's not just my imagination
Metabo hpt, hpt hikoki power tools@@markusdd5
@@darylhudson777 What's your point? Just because the same company owns them does not mean the tools are just rebadged.
Metabo and Hikoki are not the same.
@@markusdd5 Hikoki got whole article on their website about Metabo and Hikoki. TL;DR no they are not the same company or rebrand for different market
For example AEG in Europe is a rebranded Ridgid.
Another brilliant video Dean. Quick question i have is what do you think of the Bosch GHO 26-82D planer. Mine has had issues with sticking brushes due to them being swollen. Its the second set to have done it as well. Not sure what would have caused that as the machine is used lightly and brushes were both fresh
Not sure, could be something to do with where it's stored
sand the sides down so they wont stick in thier cages.
@BertGraef thank you. I just couldn't believe it happened to brand new brushes only been in there about 2 weeks. I didn't think to do that because they were sliding fine to start with.
Dean ,I managed to pick up a brand new old stock Dewalt planer for cheap these things are still £450.00 new, only problem is its 240volt, how can I change it to 110v, is it just the armature or also the field??
You would have to change the armature and field.
Why not just change the plug to a 240V and 20 amp outlet. If you don't have a 240V outlet it's a simple wiring job.
What do you call the little metal stuff you put at the end of the leads
Boot lace ferrals. You get them insulated and non insulated.
@@deandohertygreaser thanks im from a small country in the Caribbean ..never seen them sol here...see them a a few things I try to repair
Or Hokey Cokey hehe 😅😂
You know I would love to see a chart with all the different bearings in different columns listing their outside and inside diameters and the height and other specs.
Just Google bearing sizes and there are charts
@@garyallport18 thanks for the generic answer from you generic person
First
Since I'm an American and not familiar with all the Irish terms I noticed that you say " LA " at the end of some words sort of like an American would say okay after things but I'm not sure if it means the same thing
Are you sure he doesn't say "Lads " cause i hear him saying that often and i dont understand why just "LA" i doesnt mean anything to my knowledge
2nd
Are you sure the machine wasn't just haunted?
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