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--- blog:personal_diy_bosch_drill [2020/11/12 12:28] – john
+++ blog:personal_diy_bosch_drill [2020/11/12 12:33] (current) – john
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 The original drill is, of course a multi-function drill/driver/hammer drill. The new one is just a drill/driver (//which I hadn't spotted//).
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+Fortunately, I realised that it was a simple matter of swapping over the gearbox and drill/driver/hammer selection mechanisms, which are completely self-contained parts of the two models:
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+Above; removing the gearbox, chuck and selection mechanism of the old, burnt-out drill.
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+Below; removing the gearbox and chuck of the new non-hammer drill:
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+Below; fitting the gearbox, chuck and selector from the old hammer drill into the new case and fitting on the new motor:
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+New drill fitted with the hammer mechanism from the old one:
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+At some point, if I can get a replacement motor, I'll refit it into the old drill and then have a working drill/driver as well.