How To Repair Quick Lock Blade Clamp on Milwaukee Sawzall
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- I decided to make a video of repairs I made to some hand tools I had in my shed. Although my repair was of a Milwaukee 75th year model, this video can be used as inspiration for repairing tools rather than tossing them.
I know this video is 9yrs old but I just want to thank you for posting it. Had a stuck blade- took apart but had trouble getting back together. Mine is a little different but I got it, thanks to your help!
This video has helped me twice when a blade broke off in the chuck. Thanks so much!
I have that problem
Sir, Thank you so much for making a clear concise repair video!! I watched several others trying to understand the repair, and YOURS WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT GOT TO THE POINT.
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch. I'm glad I could help.
How to fix finally starts at 3:16
Perfect! Just what I needed. I just fixed our Sawzall. Thank you!
Amen Sir ! Your video helped me out on a job site. Where I had two blades broke off inside the clamp. Was able to re-use the existing clamp, Milwaukee electrical Saw - Zal got back in 2005. Keep up the knowledge from you to others. As I received from you in this video. Saw - Zal ON !!!
Thank you Sir! I just bought a foam blade converter for my Milwaukee Sawzall and had no idea how to get it apart so that I could put the adapter on. Very helpful!
Very good job explaining. Thanks 😊
Thank you Michael.
I appreciate your comment. Peace.
A blade was stuck in my Hackzall, so I used the same blade for as long as I could until the teeth were almost gone. This video finally showed me how to remove the first part to begin disassembly. Thank you!
Man you saved my day!!! I have this exact same model and the pin would not engage. I took it apart with your help and now it's fixed!!
Thanks for sharing, I just repaired my saw because of this video
Thank you sir. I was going to just buy a new sawzall, but your video helped me decide to fix it instead.
I am glad that I was able to help save a tool and you some money. Peace.
Glad to help you save a tool and some money. Peace.
Thanks so much. Didn't know what to do.
I wish you were my neighbor, you've got great energy.
Good video and well spoken! Thank you!
Thank you for this video. I was having this problem as well.
Thanks for the great video. All the more impressive with you doing all that one handed!
I thank you. I'm flattered that this video helped sc o many. Thanks for being moved enough to comment. B-blessed.
Thanks. I have a few other projects that I'm working on. Keep you and others posted. And as always, B-blessed.
Thanks for the video, and keeping it simple. My sawzall is up and running again.
Great. I am so glad I could help.
Excellent job my friend!!
Thanks Michael. Peace.
Good job E! Thanks for making this video. Extremely helpful..
+Brock Kimmet thanks for watching. Glad I could help. An by the way, Happy Thanksgiving.
Thanks so much man. A blade was stuck in there and I've been struggling with this for a wile now.
No, thank you for watching. Peace.
Nice job "E". This just happened to my sawzall. however in my case the entire chuck fell off. Now with my new kit and your shared knowledge I'm up and running. Thanks.
Yozhik Hedgehog Hey, thanks. Even though the video was a little crude, I'm glad you found the information helpful.
+Yozhik Hedgehog hey glad I could help somebody save some money. Peace. Happy holiday.
Helpful Video thanks for presenting it!
I'm humbled and glad that it has help so many.
Thank you.
Thank you for the video!
Fantastic. Thank you for the great video.
Just fixed my buddy's with these instructions. Thx man.
Forest, thanks. I am happy this video has helped so many. Peace and you and your family stay safe. B blessed.
This is great and helpful. Thank you!
Man you saved me some cash brother..thanks
Man, thank you. In this economy, it always feel good to save where you can.
Thanks for viewing.
Peace, E.
Great job thanks for the video it helped. Jimmy in N o-Cali
Thank you. This helped. Clear and concise!
Thanks, I can be vociferous sometimes. Thanks for watching.
Very well done video! Thanks.
Have A m12 at first I thought it wasn’t the same but it actually has the same concept and I was able to remove the retaining ring
Thanks so much before this my m12s were disposable tools
Wow, I totally lucked out finding your video. I have the exact (I mean exact) same sawzall that needs a blade clamp. ereplacement parts has a video too, but nice seeing one for my specific model because, as you know, they're all a little different.
Alfred, thanks for our comment. I am glad that I was able to do something that was relevant. Sorry it took me so long to respond. Still building my house and have a few deadlines to meet. I've got some new stuff coming so check back every now and again. Peace! E.
Thank you brother! Very helpful video!
You're very sufficient. I like! Very helpful! I wish you did the other Milwaukee cause that's the one I have but it was a very official video! 2 thumbs up
It's the same blade holder.
Nice video! Very helpful.
Chuck Quinn thanks for your comment. I will be posting new videos soon.
Thanks. I will take your advice. Thanks again for watching.
Thank you I used this video to replace my defective parts.
Great. Good for you saving a valuble tool and some money.
Actually I bought this at a pawn shop it was on the " as is table " for $15.00 took it home and the blade was droopy so spent another $12.99 for the kit.
took the rest of it apart and cleaned the electrical section out and put some new grease in the gear section. Works great!
Thanks man! Nice work and saved me $
Gary, appreciate you watch and posting a comment. God bless
Thank you for doing this video. Been having problems with mine holding the blade... like the pin wont pop back out. Use oil from time to time to get it moving, figured it was rusty (used primarily in plumbing....). Think I'll take it apart now that I know how and clean it up. I wonder, what really fails on this, what should I be checking for wear vs just wire brushing clean?
nice video this is what i needed.
Thank you!
Got an old sawzall from a friend as a gift and the blade lock was rusted in place, fixed it with the aid of your video. Much appreciated.
You explain it well but you need a camera holder. Some out of focus and some you dropped camera below line of sight, but great job explaining.
Gods job sir working with one hand tied behind your back nice that people like yourself and others show yes you can do it your self and for the most part should be able to do so youth of today don't have the common sense or will to do repair just throw it away buy new really not economical you and others like I said show yes it can be done even with one hand tied behind your back good job sir
Good evening Kyle. Thanks for the compliment. I agree. I have spent more money than I care to think about replacing tools rather than figuring out why the darn thing failed. Hopefully, I can inspire a few youngsters to pick up a wrench and a screwdriver to repair/improve upon a tool. Anyway. God's speed and thanks again.
Nicely presented! Thank you for a great presentation showing and explaining potential pitfalls!
Where can we get these parts? Thanks for a very well done video
Thanks for the video, I was wondering how to get the chuck off; this is probably also the best way to replace the felt washer that keeps the grease in the reciprocating mechanism.
Hey sorry I'm responding so late Louis, but thanks for picking up my channel. Building a house now and may upload some of the build. Peace.
thanks i fixed
Where do I get the part?
Hi sir, I have a hackzall reciprocating saw and often times the chuck stuck up the blade so I have to twist it back and fort many times to luckily unlock the blade, is this why you are changing the chuck? If so, does the chuck of the hackzall and sawzall the same? I Really appreciate if you'll answer me, thank you.. (sorry for the bad English)
I'm sorry it took me so long to reply. The answer to your question is yes. First you have to google the model number of your hackzall and purchase the part from one of the parts suppliers. Once you receive your parts, the repair is basically the same as described in my video. You may have to split the unit. Just be careful not to separate it to quickly and the inside mechanisms fall out. if they do, they are pretty simple to replace. Make sure the amperature and bushings seat well and that you do not force and bind parts.
Good luck on your rebuild.
wow, thank you so much! much help.. really appreciate it..
Sir you're my hero, thank you so much. I hope the like & sub helps!
Hey Jeremy, thanks for your reply. Haven't posted recently because trying to finish a house I'm building. But I wanted to say thanks. Peace.
You need to get yourself a camera man (or woman) so you can do the work! :) Thanks for the excellent video, it was great to see how you did that. My repair kit arrived in the mail today and I will be doing the repair tonight.
Thanks O Grady. Yea, you right. At the time I didn't have one but I have one now. Thanks for the comment and support.
Be safe.
Hope your repair was successful. You are right about the camera. Will do better in the future.
@@ebrazil67 Thanks, the repair was a piece of cake thanks to your video. The only issue, non-issue really, was my pin was on the opposite side, so I just spun everything around 180° and it worked perfectly. And my comment was not intended as a criticism, it was entirely a joke. I too have tried to film things I do while holding my camera/phone at the same time, and it's a pain in the butt. You did a great job and showed everything important.
Where I can get the replacement parts I have the same saw
Try eReplacementParts.com
Why at the end of your video do you skip the part where it shows how to put the last piece back on I don't understand you didn't even show us how to do that but you showed us all the way up to that point
Bet a lot of problems are dirt
1:30 BRO! Get on with it!
dont make any more videos
Thanks for your comment. As always, with social media and the like, you have to ability to stop looking. Impress us all and you do something positive.
Iman you talk to much
One of the good things about youtube and the internet in general is that if you don't like the page you are on, you can change it and in the process keep your negative comments to yourself. Changing the channel is simple. But maybe you don't know how to do that. Peace.