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harbor freight is the better of all the truck brands, you can buy snap on at sears for pretty cheap, but they are all chinese junk. the best bang for the buck is the new line of craftsman tools, they are by far the best of all.

they have these things called lawsuits people like to sue if someone bought a dewalt tool and cut their fingers off, they sue dewalt, and dewalt says, well he should of known better, and then they lose millions. not worth the liability for some people that like to bypass safeties

i suppose in this situation you are correct, but in most machinery where there is no battery and the input power is line voltage, the controller protection would stand true, im sure the switch/controller assembly in the brushless drill is not that expensive of a part(could still be wrong).

yeah which one, stay away from hempstead, the locals are not so friendly. i use the commack one when i puke in my mouth and make the lower price decision to go inside.

walking into harbor freight was the first mistake!

sfvho

i have one, used it for about 6 months as my diagnostics bag, and liked it, but, i pust on a collapsable hand truck, so when i wanted to add another tool box of a box of parts, or a ladder, and etc.... the veto became a nuisance. plus, i was always wanting more tools that i did not fit in the...

top row, all the way to the right, and tiny.

yes, but for the price we pay for top of the line, we should be able to abuse our tools any way we choose.

call milwaukee and explain, they will answer your questions.the motor may have crapped. and its cutting out becasue of it.

funniy thing about that pair wihas, is i ordered them, and when i went to remove the ring, the tips were bent, so i tried to straighten, but the tip snapped off, so i used a screwdriver and and got it out, but i want the correct tool i just ordered the one from mcmaster, well see how it works.

well i work on scientific machines, this happens to be a shaker. big old ugly machine that has a cross flow fan with all OEM parts, so rebuilding the parts makes the job affordable for customers. i am into rc, but not in this case. the part in question is a little ac motor, ebm papst is the...

() type ring i looked on mcmaster, seems they may have what i need http://www.mcmaster.com/#retaining-ring-pliers/=ovr64n

1/8" external ring

if you look at the tips, are they very straight or do they look imperfect. im talking about the rings that dont even have actual holes for the tips to grab, they have semi-circles because they are so small

its not like the brushed motors where you can hook the battery up directly to the motor and it will spin, brushless dc is a whole new(not the new) world of motors and motor controls. the motor needs your dc voltage to be converted into Pulse Width Modulation(similar to AC, but isn't) through 3...

its protecting the stator, and the speed control. they have FET's that produce a ton of heat when the motor is running hot. if you drive any type of motor(brushless dc being the most intricate) there is lots of heat from current, and then the fets burn up(which im assuming is part of the switch...

i have a new set of sk retaining ring pliers i love them and they work great. but, there is a small motor i work on and the retaining ring on it is the really tiny one, i think 1/8 or maybe a little smaller. when it comes to little rings, these pliers tips are not close or straight enough to...

what is a hacksaw used for?????? people still use them..

yes i know, look at the date of my original post.