Nice tool, I'm on my second one. The variable speed switch went out on my first one. They are sealed units and fairly complicated. Switch kits run 75% of the tool replacement, salvaged the parts for future repair, bought a new tool, gave the old motor (worked fine) to a friend who dabbles in robotics. I've never seen a battery replacement come needing assembly, I buy aftermarket, fully assembled for around $30.00 USD (6.0 Ah). You did a great repair, I'm glad your switch worked, with that cost and the new bearings, purchase price, you'd have the price of a new tool. I'm a home builder/remodel contractor and used mine more than any homeowner or plumber ever would. Your refurbished Hackzall should last you years.
What for? Maybe people enjoy reviving old things. Maybe people enjoy expanding their knowledge of various tools. Maybe people think too much is too readily thrown away. Maybe you can afford to throw away a Milwaukee tool and just buy a new one.
Very good restoration.👍👍👍👍👍
Thank youuu^^
I LOVE stuff like this, Enjoyed every minute ! 👍
many thank ^^
Have a nice day
nice to see that,good restoration,thank you
It's great that you watched my videos, I'm very happy about it. Thank you very much 😊😊😊
Nice tool, I'm on my second one. The variable speed switch went out on my first one. They are sealed units and fairly complicated. Switch kits run 75% of the tool replacement, salvaged the parts for future repair, bought a new tool, gave the old motor (worked fine) to a friend who dabbles in robotics. I've never seen a battery replacement come needing assembly, I buy aftermarket, fully assembled for around $30.00 USD (6.0 Ah). You did a great repair, I'm glad your switch worked, with that cost and the new bearings, purchase price, you'd have the price of a new tool. I'm a home builder/remodel contractor and used mine more than any homeowner or plumber ever would. Your refurbished Hackzall should last you years.
I am very happy to read your comment. It will give me more motivation to continue making videos. Have a nice day ^^
What are you using to remove screws from the body of the tool?
I use hitachi screwdriver
Torx bit? Size?
@@gwiz7450 It's been so long, I don't remember exactly🥲
Where can i get new motor?
You can buy it at amazon, ebay, shopee
congrats on your project🎉🎉🎉
🥰🥰🥰 thanks you
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Great work as always 👍👍
Thanks you very much 🥰🥰🥰 have a nice day
Que pena nao mostrou como tira o pião do motor
You should look carefully, it's complete
Opa, blz obrigado ótimo video adoro assistir e aplicar
thank you ^^ have a nice day🥰@@marcoscosta191
definitely a plumber sawzall with all that abs glue all over it
😂
skipped all the hard parts
🥲
You need to work hard at soldering.
😅 thank
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What for it's underpowered and to old for parts waste of time........
yepp it's so old
What for? Maybe people enjoy reviving old things. Maybe people enjoy expanding their knowledge of various tools. Maybe people think too much is too readily thrown away.
Maybe you can afford to throw away a Milwaukee tool and just buy a new one.