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Disassemble and Internal Inspection

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What happens here

Carefully disassemble the Makita cordless drill by unscrewing its plastic casing. Once open, inspect the internal components such as the motor, trigger switch, and any circuit boards. Note how critical electronic parts, particularly the circuit board, are often sealed or potted (encased in resin) to prevent water intrusion. Observe any signs of rust or moisture, especially on the metal components of the motor or the plastic housing of the circuit board. This reveals the design features contributing to its water resistance.

Goal: Examine the drill's internal design for water protection.

Tools and materials

  • Compressed Air
  • Makita Cordless Drill Makita — The tool being disassembled for inspection
  • Screwdriver — To open the drill casing

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we dunked it in a bucket of hot water and then put a battery in it and figured it was never gonna fire up or probably short out pretty quick thereafter well to our surprise it's still working today so we decided to pull it all apart and find out what they're doing inside of them all right whoa guys before we get too far into today's video after we're done tearing tools apart we're gonna take about a minute to describe the difference between volts watt hours and

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