Ryobi Brushless Recip Saw (Cleaning)
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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I really liked seeing this type of maintenance done. I applaud the "no tool left behind" way of thinking. Good video AvE, I mean Dave.
hahahahahahaha
I thank you sir
Love this saw. I have it and use all my brushless tools in full house remodel and they work great.
I love it as well and thank you sir
Perfect time posting this. One of my Dewalt impacts has been sparking and smoking and I’m 95% sure it’s cause of dust and gunk in the motor. Want to take it apart and try to fix it myself but wasn’t sure how to. Might give it a shot now
taking apart tools and fixing them gives the person the satisfaction not to buy a new one and thank you sir
I can see you getting a good quality air tank, and using different inflators including *Ryobi* to test the pressure capability and have an air supply to blow off surfaces, and clean tools, ECT...
I do want to get the Ryobi air compressor
You don't have to cut the boot off. It will stretch over the blade release, and on the other knob that turns, just start the pin out from the small end, then turn it around and pull it out from the opposite side to remove the knob. It takes a little effort, but I was able to get mine off. I didn't have much choice, the blade locking mechanism broke and had to be replaced, it was either fix it or pitch it.
Yes sir, they put them on there so tightly
Great video dave new hilti sf6ha22 brushless teardown 👍
I can do that and thank you for viewing sir
Hey David, you should buy a can of the WD40 Specialist Contact Cleaner. It's for cleaning electrical components, it dries clean without residue. It's great for cleaning tools.
that is a great idea. ill pick a can up and thank you
Great video hoss , I personally use Milwaukees 12 & 18 volt cordless tools for work. What makes this video a standout from others is that YOU took the tool apart and cleaned it out and most likely extended its life cycle a lot longer.
I remember when I took apart my first cordless tool to replace the brushes...I was petrified that I would not be to get it back together.
It's crazy the amount of crud that you find in your corded and cordless tools. It never hurts to take a blower to blow out all of the goo that gets sucked in through the air intake holes but never makes it out.
I'll say it again....don't be afraid to service your own tools if possible. BTW , that rubber boot will come off.....🤔
thank you sir, I gotta learn how to take it off
Great video Dave! Ur an awesome channel. More of these but only id there's a problem!
Correct, this recip was smoking for no reason and I think it was due to saw dust build up, it seems to be working fine now
@@ManCaverTools I love tools!
You should be using protection. When a Hilti screws a Ryobi saw, you could end up with Kobalt circular saw or worse, a Black and Decker dust buster.
lol thank you Josh
Nice video. Does the sawdust get caught in around the blade change?
I think it gets sucked into the body. I might have a o-ring missed placed or something
I know AvE is the Go-To teardown guy but I think you should do more of these types of videos.
Agreed! And dont be afraid to light a cigarette! I've seen those Newport's
lol thank you sir
That means a lot to me and thank you sir
@@ManCaverTools No problem! Looking forward to your future content!
@@ManCaverTools that's good stuff Dave! How the hell u have time for 5-7 videos a week....is beyond me!
Do you think it's worth it to pay the little extra money for the brushless tools? Is there really a noticeable increase in power?
yes I do. the brushless motor will last a lot longer. I just tortured this tools last year in summer
Is the brushless worth the extra 50 bucks over the p516 brushed version? After 3 years of use the output shaft broke on my 516 and I'm debating if it's worth it or not. Also I see they have a p519 version now that is brushed but I can't find out much about it except it has a shorter stoke than the 516/517 but has 3200spm like the 517.
100% BL motors are way more powerful and way more efficient.
Dude I told you. I smoked 3 already you cannot let the dust build up. forget overhead work. the blade wipe is garbage. the only reason I still have it is I paid cash and lost the receipt. they'll exchanged them but same thing with each. I peeled the rubber stuff back its hard to do
yes it is and thank you sir
I have a BRAND NEW ONE, I just used for the first time today, pruning limbs with a 12" Diablo...and it stopped in mid cuts and wouldnt start again right away using a 4ah battery? is that normal?? Because my old Brushed one would rip no matter what til i burned if out lol. im kinda disatisfied with how it operates compared to the brushed
I had no problem with it no starting back up again. so im not sure. I abused the crap out of this recip saw and it still works great
@@ManCaverTools right on! i exchanged it for another...and this one works fine. I believe the other one was defective. Appreciate you and your reviews bro! They help out ALOT! Bless you🙏
sounds like a ryobi to me!!!
How did all that sawdust get in there?? That thing must have seen some shit. AVE could prolly walk you through disassembling and putting that thing back together lol
that rubber boot is on there good, if I end up getting a new one ill try to rip it off
The way to disassemble my fuel sawzall is start by removing the switch levers on the front boot then yank boot off. How I do, is think how would they add screws in the factory. The boot is put on last and took off first, I think.
I gotta learn on how this boot comes off properly and thank you sir
... the rubber mould , you have to pull it out because it's like a sucks around the car case and then you can open up the cutting mechanism , and you forgot to say ... keep the dick in to the vice .
lol, I watch AVE as well, nobody can even try to pretend to be him, he is one of a kind
... you don't have to pretend , you just say it, everyone will taste the joke , now that you start to open up tools for fan and use a cordless Hilti drive.
you dont have to cut the rubber off of the front grip, just peel it back like a big condom
its on there good I tried off camera to get it off and I couldnt, I really wanted to get that apart
@@ManCaverTools Hello , it's a two man job , try heating it up a bit , then peel it from the back , but first take off the shoe , then the plate , and shuld be careful when the rubber comes to tool relese lever. One shud hold the tool by the handle , while you peel the rubber, it's the same on most of the recip saws , AC or DC. btw , I'm the service man for ryobi , milwaukee and aeg , but also servicing most of the tool brands , if you have any question , feel free to ask, be glad tohelp
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Thank you Josh
u changed your name!
yes I did, I was informed its best to change the name to prevent future legal actions since the channel is growing
oh that makes sense
Was war denn das für ein Schwachsinn? Im Motorbereich war eine Reinigung unnötig. Viel wichtiger wäre es gewesen, das Getriebe zu zerlegen u. frisch zu schmieren. Aber dies war diesem Dilettanten wohl zu schwierig.👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
thank you sir