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Andrius

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  1. On 2/26/2017 at 11:27 PM, JermFace said:

    Well they've got it listed for less than I've seen so far, so thank you for that, definitely.

     

    Has anyone located in the USA ever made a purchase from Parts Supply?  The website has a UK extension but the company address is Lithuanian.  I confess I've never bought anything from Lithuania before.

     

    Your welcome, This is my store. Normally items to USA arrives in 2-6 weeks... Orders is sent from Lithuania

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  2. On 2017-02-10 at 8:26 PM, darrendriver said:

    Hi  looking for some advice ?  ive just brought a  dlx2040spe    , I think the drill  in the pair is a dhp481z  ,  any way  at slow speed the drill makes a  crunching noise  until you pull the trigger in a bit  then it stops , I spoke to the guy I got it off and he said it has hammer in every mode?   if that's the case why would they put a hammer mode on the drill if its on all the time??      if I put the trigger in  half way it runs smooth but if I wanted to slow right down  (say putting a screw in ) at low speed it makes a hell of a noise  , any help would be great thanks

     

    It`s gear assy fault. This is wear and tear sign. It can`t be hammering all the time, just press drill chuck to wall or table or something else and try to turn drill on and you will see difference it`s hammering or not. For that noise it can be two problems one is gear assy and second is when drill stops it stop slow not  right after that when you release button. If drill stops slow wen you release button then you need new switch because electronic brake is not working.

  3. On 2017-01-17 at 6:42 PM, dwasifar said:

    Well, the switch failed on me the other day, probably the result of being taken apart and put back together.  So now I have a decision to make.  I already put $17 into replacing the power cord.  Now it'll be $22 to replace the switch.  If I knew going in that I was going to be putting $39 in parts & shipping into this drill when a new one can be had for $74, I probably would not have done it.  What say you?  Is a switch replacement good money after bad?  The drill is strong, it's just that the switch is flaky.

    Yes! You need switch :) Just check carbon brushes and ball bearings :) Old tools is worth of repairing :)

     

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  4. 1 hour ago, justinkendall said:

    So I finally started my Knipex collection. I ordered them from Sears since I had $20 in SYW points and a lot were going to expire soon. So I bought the 03 01 180 7-1/2" Combination Pliers & 20 01 140 5-1/2" Flat Nose Pliers. The combination pliers were free with my points.

     

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    Nice Knipex pliers :) You will be happy with them :)

  5. 1 hour ago, jeffmcmillan said:

    Took me watching that video three times to get what the big deal is.  Look at 0:35 the hammer is skipping positions.  That means more time for it to speed up and a higher energy impact while running at a higher speed.  Skipping positions means they can stick more anvils in there to increase power transferred by the mechanism.  Now that's a great idea.  I'm excited.

    That`s really cool :)

  6. Its normal because its striker inside cylinder and it going back becouse of hit to chisel and then gong forward from compresion and back agaun... But if your tool starts to kick back to your hand then you need replace o-rings in hammer mechanism. 

  7. On 2016-08-22 at 1:48 PM, KnarlyCarl said:

    So you know it is centered, then I make sure the jaws are on the flats. But then I give a little extra twist by hand once the bit is in place to tighten down a little more

    I am doing it in same way and ot allways work :)

  8. Check carbon beushes and check armature ball bearings. And when you take motor apart check yoke unit for dust or some dirt on it. Clean dust from switch with air compressor. Then check if your chuck not moving from gear assy, because its ball bearing inside and some times its need to be replaced. And clean batterie contacts for dust for good connection with batterie. If you will burn it I can buy it :)

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  9. On 2016-08-18 at 2:14 AM, KnarlyCarl said:

    Well this is a coincidence, I just walked out to the shop at my in-laws, and this is how I found the drill that my brother in law was using:. 

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    He's a little iffy when it comes to these things but perfect example of people not noticing these things

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    I think you need to hit him fingers with hammer - it will help :D

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