The other day I replaced the brushes on my Hitachi (C10FCH2) chop saw since they arct really bad while running. I never noticed it before (not saying it didn't before) but after I replaced the two brushes the machine runs great, no arcing to speak of while running it but man, when the saw is spinning down (I have understood it uses a motor break via the trigger switch) one of the brushes really arcs a lot. As I replaced the brushes I remember one of the brushes was a lot shorter (about 7mm whereas the other was over 10mm) then the other so most likely the heavy arcing had been going on before as well... Can I (or do I need to) remedy this arcing as the motor brake circuit engauges ?

whay to do i have a hammer drill dt drills but doesnt hammer? wat to do?

Great video! When is it better to replace rather than repair a power tool? I have two PC belt Sanders throwing sparks where the brushes meet the comutator! Any advice.

Which terminals/contacts do you check for continuity ??

I have a electric car polisher that hsn't been used in around 15 years. Hardly used it and now doesn't work. Was left in a draw outside in shed.

Can someone help me with an issue that i have with my chicago electric forward/reverse switch 1/2 Hammer Drill

First thing to mention make shure your tool isn't plugged in to 110. When doing the meter testing you are testing ohms.

Torx bit/screws. T-25 ect.

The problem is where to find parts for them.

Do you work for ACE Hardware? Those are the exact same order tags we use lol

Where are these mythical repair shops you speak of?