Demolition Hammer Refreshment | Bosch GSH 5 E Professional; 12 J; SDS max
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2020
- Model: GSH 5 E
5-kg Demolition Hammer with SDS-max GSH 5 E. The chisel specialist with low weight. Due to the powerful 1100-watt motor with up to 12 J impact force, the GSH 5 E Professional sets new standards in material removal.
Technical data
Rated power input: 1.100 W
Impact energy: 2 - 12 J
Power output: 650 W
Impact rate at rated speed: 1.300 - 3.000 rpm
Weight: 5,5 kg
Length: 455 mm
Height: 235 mm
Toolholder: SDS-max
Material removal rate in concrete of medium hardness, approx.: 180 kg/h
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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The Ingersoll Rand 114GQC Air Hammer ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqqoaX03nrziKwF7Bjjcc71YzLEleMvOS was just the tool I needed. I Use it to remove stuck bolts. If held at the right angle you can cut slightly into the bolt. Then turn the air hammer to where it will hammer the stuck bolt to unspin the bolt. Given a little practice it works great. This air hammer gives you the control needed to get the job done right. Very powerful yet still does not seem to have as much vibration as other guns I have used. One of the best I have gotten my hands on.
I TOOK ONE OF THESE APART A FEW WEEKS AGO IT TOOK ME THE WHOLE DAY TO GET IT BUILT UP AGAIN THERE MUST BE 20 PIECES 0R MORE IN THE FRONT ALONE LOVE YOUR WORK AS USUAL,THANKYOU FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT
As a tradesman myself and having used these tools it amazes me how many components are in these tools and the engineering involved in making them.
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That was built like a tank. Great restoration job.
Its too bad we live in a world where labor is heavily taxed while resources are not at all.
This should be happening to every old tool, but paying someone to spend a day restoring an item like this costs about as much as buying a new one :(
Awesome refurbishment, great video, very detailed and well produced. Thank you for sharing.. 👍🍀😁
I’ve watched your videos from the start - all great, but this was one of your best! 👍
Thanks! 😃
Довольно кропотливая проведена работа и достойна уважения. Одно дело разобрать, так после еще нужно все собрать.
Вы проделали большую работу! Спасибо за ваш опыт!
Increible la calidad de bosch, el taladro tiene pinta de tener muchos años y haber trabajado mucho y las escobillas estan perfectas
Love the care the thoroughness of your work.
Thank you!
i don't know which is better;
your video editing skills or your refurbishment skills.
Thank you for the video.
You're welcome :D I am glad you watch my vide.
I still use mine on a weekly basis. Things built like a tank!
Tbh then it probably breaks down a lot.
Tanks a maintenance intense.
Hummer its self doesn't look too old it looks like left somewhere and forgotten or flooded by the way great job done 👍
I work in a workshop
I repair power tools
Doing the same thing in my workshop and i really enjoy it
It's amazing how We work the same way even in the end when you hold the drill's bit to check it out i used to do the same lol
But i like your painting skills the most
And your video recording and editing are amazing i wish I could record my work too
Thanks for this amazing video from Iraq ♥️
UA-cam brings us this conversion. I'm so glad while reading your comment. Anyway thank you so much!
Great job. Acurate and patient.
That's been well looked after.
Nice job restoring it.
Holy moly! Fantasic job on that one, nicely done 👍🏼
Sir san ang shop mo ganyan din hammer ko bosch brand
I’ve now picked up an obsession with demolition hammers. Will get a used one day and do the same thing.
Good rebuild. Those are good hammers, if you can and have use for it, keep this one. I have several units bought for my team and with the exception of one that snapped the piston's skirt in a freak accident, they've been in hard use for a while now. One of Bosch's better tools in their "newer" line up.
Yes I will keep it. I feel more easy to use with this tool while testing. Thank you for sharing!
Dude, I love this channel!
Lucky I have the same one ! In working condition, it wasnt serviced for like 8-9 years :O
But to say I didnt know it had piston.
I loved that mini piston!
I’m actually shocked how well that went. The way the Germans over engineer everything, I expected it to be way more complex.
sadly many of their tools are made in china and are not the same quality
@@Dirtyharry70585 Not all is from China, Bosch factories stay also in Hungary or Taiwan.
why is everything from china badly rated?
@@SJMp3 Probably lack of good quality check at end product.Also badly payed workers will make crap stuff.Bosch from Hungary is really good or really bad and Taiwan is better than China.I found Bosch tools on flea market made in Malesya and Germany,I cant tell are they original.
@@Dirtyharry70585 why is the location of the factory important? as long as the procedures are the same, it could be produced anywhere with the exact same quality
The production of Demolution Hammers is still in Germany.
I feel like this is the guy that puts tools back together for AVE.
Lol
At first I thought this was an AVE video but then I realized it was already unboxed and used
This guy is the healing bench
Tot
@@Coconut7403 9
99% of people would throw it out, But you and only a small amount of people restore it, Looks great! Good job 👌😁
Wss
8:26 This is impressive. Using a grinder to cut the band without damaging the part underneath whatsoever.
that is very impressive bro, i use one of those on a daily basis
Nice 👍
U are doing refreshing because Bosch won't die 😎
thats some great German engineering in that hammer. It is very beautifully put together.
It works for it is designed, also tomorrow. No cheap plastic toy...
Seu trabalho muito organizado parabéns dou valor
У меня такой бош тоже был только после разбора и ремонта работать стал лучьше и работает вот уже 6лет.хорошая машинка и не подводит никогда.профи!!!👍💪
Excelente restauração 👍👍👍👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Complimenti sempre il massimo!!!!!!!!!
Looks like powerful tool, but it is so heavy! Still, nice restoration. Nice to see a quality tool saved from the dump. It is probably better quality than the homeowner grade junk you find in hardware stores nowdays.
I have one of these and it is a real work horse. Breaks and drills concrete like nobody's business!
Excelente trabalho.
This is surprisingly satisfying to watch
I'm glad you like it.
ho, you're so good at it.
I think this guy is a Bosch power tool technician that he can easily fix it back in a proper way.
Amazing to watch, thanks for the show!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos I am from South Africa
You're welcome, I'm glad that my video popup in South Africa.
Now I know where to send my tools to, if they need an overhaul. :D
Hermano del Mundo, Realmente Fantástico!!!... Como siempre, Te Felicito!!!... Le devolviste la belleza a éste Martillo de Demolición!!!... Saludos desde Venezuela!!!
:D
Muchas gracias!
I love your videos.. from Maldives
Very good job step by step you reall deliver and you are neat and clean thanks for the knowledge
made in german ... made in bmw humm good restoration . I really like your restoration. very good.
Thank you very much!
Really so creative work , but how do you remember all thews parts put together? love you brother.
Perfectionist - nice job
Great skills and camera work!
This is amazing work. I don't know how you remember where all the parts go. You're gifted, for sure. Thanks for sharing your incredible skills. I'm wondering, though; with all the time, effort, and resources employed in repairing the tool, wouldn't you be better off replacing it altogether?
Nice work
We have the larger one of these at work they are excellent machines
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Себе такой же хотел приобрести на восстановление.
Да, окислился капитально. Где-то на дачном участке под дождём лежал несколько лет.
I think at Japan warehouse, they place them outside.
я так понял это чистый перфоратор?только ударные способности?
You are an artiste of this work, very good. Thank you!
Excelente, glória a Deus
That looks better than mine and I still use it daily
Muchas Gracias por compartir este video!!!! Me facilitó el rearmado.
работа много делать сложно хороший мальчик умница лайк
Thank you!
As my grandfather said, elegantly)
Τέλεια η επισκευή του κομπρεσέρ.
i am 100% sure i could tear this appart and never be able to put it together ever again ahaha or actually put it back but realizing i left out 3 screws, 5 washers and a bearing out
Yep. When i do a project that's way less complicated than this, I take pictures at each step and lay every piece out in the order they came off, watch tutorial videos and still manage to have extra parts left over.
@@jwa765 spare parts
Hence the video
Great content
Danke dass du diesen armen und ungeliebten Boschammer zurück ins Leben geholt hast. Wieder mal ein sehr gutes Video. LG Dennis :-D
Thank you for bringing this poor and unloved Boschammer back to life. Again a very good video. LG Dennis :-D
You're welcome, thank you!
I hope u know what ur doing btw ur doing a good job
Кайф люблю такие видосы и перф тоже кайф
Это отбойный молоток
I think it works netter than a new one!😎
Amazing work!!
I dont know how yu do it..
Asome work man!.
Keep your Bearing Puller shaft well lubricated or you will strip the threads. Nicely Done.
Best one so far
Thank you!
Great video!
Hi. I discovered your videos recently and the ones I saw are great! What products do you use to clean the parts? Thank you!
Esteban Alejandro want to know too
You can use any kind of cleaner like dish soap, laundry powder or degreaser. I use a commercial grade kitchen degreaser because it's powerful, nontoxic, and all commercial grade kitchen cleaners are water soluble so they're easy to dispose afterward.
Insofar as renewing plastics, you can restore the surface finish with a heat gun or sand it back to a fine polish. The overmoilding is a different story, though...
All metal parts can be buffed over with a brass wire wheel connected to any rotary power tool, so a bench grinder, angle grinder, Dremel or drill are all fine, but take care with aluminium parts because those can scratch very easily.
Thankyou very much.
DANG THAT MUST TOOK ALL DAY
sure, break some concrete on your nice patio. eek. good restoration
Las felicito todo muy bien explicado
Hello wonderful work what you use for the plastic parts that are shining?
Muito bom!!!🇧🇷👏👏👍
Thank you!
Good work Done👌
Thumbs up 👍
👏 👏
Thank you so much
Great restoration. 👍👍👍
Thank you! 😊😊😊
Great job as always.
I do enjoy how your previous restorations make special guest appearances in your later videos....
Well done Sir!
Thank you very much!
It's a very nice resto. I especially like your choice of hammerite paint for the finish
Thank you very much!
Excellent video as usual.
Thanks again!
nice video bro. I would like see a refreshming of a Rotary Hammer RH10508 INGCO
Fantástico quero comprar um desse
All respect good job thank you very much 💖✌️
You are so welcome
Nice job man, but I personally wouldn't use impact wrench to tighten any screws on any power tool.
I do every day. For the last twenty years as a matter of fact.
I have a Hilti TE 36 . It Broken and is at evaloation in shop. Probebly just THE circutbreaker
Дома такой-же. Мощь!!!
i love your channel i love it i just love it!!!!!!!!just please tell me restored items you having them all for yourself or selling them?
Thank you so much! All tools that I restored are with me.
Very good job, bravo.
Good job friend, 👏👏👏
Construction companies could save some money if they hired a guy to take care of the tools after use.
Martin I could see that, but when time is money and you’ll lose 10,000 by extending a project another day, buying a $200-700 drill seems like a steal.
But someone could still sit down and clean the tools between projects. Where I work they throw around tools and never clean them, leave them out in the rain.
No wonder I see so many people selling them in flea markets in Eastern European countries. They buy them for scrap in Germany and the UK, dust them off and sell them as being good. I bought stuff myself, for example a 2000W DeWalt router that usually costs 500€ and it cost me 200 restored like new.
This is a great restoration work. Great skills to perform this job.
Can you do a restoration on my wife ?
Haha, I don't have that skill yet :D Self-help audio will be a good choice.
haha kaka 😂😂
@Susanna Kolesnikova So YOU want to get DRILLED...ok then! LOL
You should not share web 18+ here😳😳😡
@@gear_show Screwdriver, grease gun, scalpel, botox-injection- what's the difference? :p
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 parabéns!
Excelente trabajo!!! Te felicito!!! Tengo el mismo martillo, vos me podrías orientar porque el mío funciona pero no percuta???
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Very good restoration of a very good Bosch rotary hammer drill.
Thank you very much!
awsome rebuild.
Thank you!
Nice and clean restoration performance. Job well done.
I have two questions regarding the lubrication.
How much oil did you press into he gearbox?
What is the reason for using a semi synthetic motor oil, in my opinium Bosch uses a NLGI 0 class Lithium complex grease.
I could never pu my hands on a Bosch grease specification.
Motor oil is not good for this purpose(vibrations, corrosion). If you have to use oil (new hammers) use oil for pneumatic tools (similar properties). But a local serviceman from Bosch told me to use grease NLGI 1 or 0 instead.
Keep up the good work 👍
Great video 👍
He probably was the genius that invented the thing!