16 mm Hand Drill Machine Restoration | 6016 - 16mm (5/8") - Drill
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- There are 3 reasons force me to restore this tool. The first one is replacing old bearings, the second is painting a new color and the last one is replacing new grease in the gearbox. In this restoration, you will see the process as follows:
1. Disassembly process
2. Cleaning process
3. Painting process
4. Assembly process
5. Testing
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 !!!
**I still keep some parts, I want to save the world's environment**
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Ты крут! На твою работу можно смотреть как на огонь - бесконечно!
I'm convinced that these restoration videos are subliminal advertisements for cleaning brushes. I almost feel the need to go and clean something after watching this! Seriously though, it is an absolute pleasure to watch your videos sir! Bravo on keeping the old tools alive! The design and even materials of some put the new tools to shame. Thanks for making my day : )
Jas D it’s not very subliminal when the video takes time to show opening a pack of brushes lol
Nice job!
Hi Gear Show 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration hand drill machine 👍👍👍
Good 👍👍👍
When you were wet sanding the housing I was thinking that someone should do a restoration with polished aluminum. But the silver hammer tone paint is absolutely beautiful. Well done. And everyone needs a heavy-duty corded drill in their shop!
ottimo lavoro come al solito
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
It's great 👍👍👍
In case you didn't know it, you're missing the drill stop. It's a rod that goes through the hole in the side of the drill body. It's adjustable for depth and is locked in place by the wing screw. Excellent video, Thanks for posting
I always waiting for your new video
All your video that post on youtube is awesome
I give you one like to you
.Good job. It doesn't work anymore, Your restoration any kind machine. You always make it work. These Comments For You !!! You always make me happy. I watching your video to get rid of my stress. All the machine smell so good and wash with soap
I am so glad to hear that, thank you so much!
@@gear_show would you restore old electric fans or no
Remarkable. I don't think this is a Rotary Hammer (Hummer). Just a powerful large size Drill. Excellent choice of Coating. I wish I could purchase your 'soft' jaws for my vises. Granular Laundry soap is a great degreaser. It is Restored to its former Looks and Function. Well Done. I paint Chuck Keys Red as they are easily lost if not attached to the power cord.
Thank you for sharing!
As a student, studying electrical engineering, this is so interesting and it makes it even better that you know very well as to what You're doing, great video 👍
Beautiful
u paint very good great like always man
Just a thought, but I've seen other restorers cut a slot in the tops of the rivets that hold on the metal tag, then they just use a screw driver to turn them counter clockwise and remove them easily. I love the hammered aluminum paint finish!
Excelente trabajo
Nice.
You are master... Thanks
Нравится твоя работа, молодец! 👍
Good job!
Thank you!
My friend ...l m waiting your videos
Ich weiß nicht warum ich mir sowas anschaue, aber es beruhigt mich 👍
the cool video ! super
Good job - better than buying new one.
Another one quality restoration with fresh ideas 👍👍👍👏
great work
PERFECT!!! My favorite show!
Really nice restoration - looks great. 👍👍👍
Perfect job.
good job!!!!!
جميل جدا🌷🌷🌷Good
Otro buen trabajo....Enhorabuena 👍
Parabéns muito bom trabalho
Bu adam bi başka ya :)
Excelente vídeo muito bom pois o vídeo mostra que nem tudo que tá parado e sem uso ainda assim tem recuperação e serve p alguma coisa,blz.
Mis respeto amigo amo ver tus videos 😅😆
boualem algerie bonjour gear cest tres interesant votre video est instructif merci je vous encourage continuer
Love your videos, greetings from Sweden
Howdy from Texas, USA
Круто 👌 👍
хорошо с делал. отлично. лайк заслужил
Bu adamı izlemek terapi gibi.
*You are so talented. I subscribed to the channel and watched a lot of videos. Everyone through the channel to watch and support*
beast
I never realised soap powder was such a good cleaner/degreaser
soap powder good anything
How does he get his tools so clean
Soney Liston it isn’t, use proper degreaser for the job because soap powder and water will make the metal rust really quickly
@@flightworks6874 yea but you would wash it off after in fresh clean water right? common sense dictates that
It's great, especially the biological kind. Good for cleaning stovetops/hardened on dirt.
like a brand new bushing.
What a beauty
con này giờ là đồ hiếm
大変勉強になりました。
Excelente Parabéns.
Perfect as always. Keep up the good work.
Made by Makita Electric Works. 16mm is quite big for a hand power drill.
Đầu tư cái mũi khoan phá đầu táng nhôm. Gì mà thấy dao phá chán thế ấy.
Supper
Hello, have you ever thought of an ultrasonic cleaner? They're not that expensive and clean very well, I think it could be very handy in your repairs
A decent restoration...🇬🇧👍
Thank you!
con này có tay cầm phía sau đuôi nữa mới đủ bộ
TIP: on aluminium tags, don't bother with the rivets, grind them down. Brass or stainless, ok, aluminium will almost always break.
I think you should invest in a sandblaster
He said he already ordered ond
I brush my teeth everyday :)
Legal curti.
Nice
Nice
If I took stuff apart like this, I’d have leftover pieces after the reassembly.
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金属ブラシが日本の製品でしたね。
👍 Загляну ка на avito. Авось, дрельку какую-нибудь прикуплю советскую. )
Зачем выкидывать если можно сделать. Если я прав ставим лайк.
Looks like not everything was completely dry when screwing the screws for the electrical contacts, we see a bit of water coming out when the screw is creating pressure. Possibly some seconds with a hair dryer (with strong wind, but moderately hot air) could have made everything perfectly dry ?
He didnt washed the switch, he just brushed it and used some oil like WD 40 or something so it could not be water :) in 14:06 hes using some kind of oil for the switch.
@@Biker9233 You're right, thanks for pointing it out !
Good stuff, Can't get these anymore.
This might seem like a dumb question to those in the know, but why was he tapping the stator out little by little rather than just pulling it with pliers or by hand?
They are often very difficult to remove.
Because Newtonian Physics is amazing.
Muito legal esse vídeos parabéns
That's a good size chuck for a hand drill!!! Curious why you're keeping all the old bearings now....
Scrap.
maybe he's going to get into blacksmithing and forging? Bearing steel is hardened and quite good quality. ;)
Storm Khan that was my first thought too!
When things were made to last forever.. we declined so much in some aspects of civilization
typhoon was ok ?
Nicely done ! Any suggestion for broken threads on plastic carcasses ? thanks
Glass bead cabinet....
Good job! Где вы берете весь этот хлам?
Пора бы уже научится высверливать заклёпки тем самым не повреждать шильдик...
So much corrosion inside, it looks like it was used underwater:P Do you know the brand of this this hand drill? Btw exellent video and restoration as always:)
B&D i think
Makita 6016
What do you do with all your restorations?
Keep them, sell them on?
Неплохо, но я рассчитывал, что полернет или покрасит поинтереснее.
How did you know that chuck is not threaded on the shaft, but interference fitted? If I were you I would probably still be trying to unscrew it, and still in wonder if it is left or right hand thread.
It is a Taper fit.
Yes unusual for hand drill to have a taper chuck
@@jusb1066 What interest me if there is a way I could see that it is not threaded. I mean part of the shaft that is threaded or not is concealed.
Dude. I want to learn from you.
Okay, you could, thank you!
massa
Hey, very nice where you buy all this tools do you have a website?
Could we get a list of all products you used during video to clean parts? They seem to work great.
Thanks
I clean them with water, soap powder, and brush.
👍👍😎🍺🍩🔧🔨
Electrolysis would have saved hours and hours of work.
What paint color
Since there is same kaind of emotions to the restoration perhaps the hand in and hand could be captured
A lot videos share
Perhaps one stupid question: why do you keep old bearings?
Please tell me what type of grease do you use for gears. That white stuf.. thanks
can you restore a big armature?
Destekleyenler beğensin
What's the purpose of the spring things at around 2:00 anyways?
They're the motor brushes
Tanto laburo y al final no le cambiaste los carbones nene 😅😂😂😂
vn ?
🇵🇱 👏👏👏👏👍
Will you ever get a sand blaster?
What type of grease did you use?