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Power saw fires then stops - Due date: Flexible

Old bench grinder. Looks in great condition and works but motor seems to get hot. GMF brand handy grinder 8 inch. Would love to save this machine if possible. Happy to bring to you if local or Sydney area - Due date: Flexible

I work for a plumbing company and are looking for someone Who repairs powered tools - Due date: Flexible

Ok, So I bout a new gyprock sander, This one being an automatic vacuum Sander. Most gyprock sanders need a vacuum attached too them too extract the dust. This one has a vac built into the sander head, wich extracts the dust threw the hose into a bag that you strap over your shoulder. Did some research, most of these types of sanders are shit, Weak suction, Found one rated in the states very highly. So it’s US120volt with us plug. So finally found a voltage converter small enough with enough output wattage too run it. The converter is adjustable from zero too 240v But I can’t get it stay at a constant 120 output voltage. Only used it once. And it cut out, because the converter kept bouncing up and down between 50 and 240v So obviously overloaded it. Had a guy at tool repair shop, Said it was out of his depth, And didn’t know what too do. Said he pulled out the brushes found they had nearly burnt out. I don’t have replacement brushes but I have filed down similar type brushes too fit into other tools before myself. So what I need is a proper evaluation on the sander. 1. Is the motor completely destroyed and past the point of repair? ( it does still currently work, but cuts in and out) 2. Is the voltage converter I bought just a piece of shit? If so do you have a decent one I could buy or know where I can purchase one? I’ve tried jaycar, dicksmith, battery world, ebay, all over the net. Either they don’t stock them, or wattage not big enough, Or just too big and too heavy. 3. Does it just need new brushes? 4. Anyone able too rewind the moter And make it run on straight AU240v And change plug to AU.?? If you can help I’m happy too drop off the sander too your location No time frame or time limit, Basically anytime within the next month is fine, Happy too negotiate price of repair or price of new parts. Thanks.

Looking for someone local that does power tool repairs.

General service of domestic workshop items - bandsaw, wood lathe, table saw etc. Would need to be on a weekend or after 6pm during the week.

I have a number of electrical tools and welding machines that require repairs