It suffered a fire🥹

I bought this for about $10 on a second-hand trading platform. There were a lot of broken tools on it, so I didn't need to fake it. There are enough old things in the world, and it's not worth deliberately breaking good things just to make a video. That doesn't fit my philosophy of refurbishment and restoration.

The yellow part is paint. To prevent the workers from using other people's tools by mistake, they will spray paint or write on it. In addition, there are many such scrapped tools on the second-hand market, and they can't be repaired. I don't need to fake it myself.

Thanks for reminding me. I really forgot about that. I usually charge with an adjustable power supply. I should add a separate charging port.

I usually use lithium-based grease with moderate viscosity. Don't use oil that is too thin.

Second hand tool that was put in a tumbler with stones (notice all the rounded letters and corners) then sprinkled with dirty water. It's really lame and easy to ignore. Its just annoying that I like legit channels like this and then this sh0jit youtube company pushes this on me. BLEH bruh

But it is.look it up

Trust me you should these newer Milwaukee fuels are absolutely insane at how much power they produce