This week in the shop we're doing an in-depth repair/refurbishment of a broken Milwaukee M18 pipe threader (#2874-20). This tool was a trainwreck, but these sorts of tool resurrection projects are what I started out doing videos of initially with this channel. Is it quicker and easier to just write a busted tool like this off completely and buy a new one? Sure, but what's the fun in that? If you've got the time, mechanical aptitude, curiosity, and attention span to undertake a refurb, then there's no better way to spend your free time in the shop. Follow along as we bring this Milwaukee pipe threader back to life, and let me know in the comments what you think of the project and how it turned out. If you've undertaken one of these types of refurbs, I'd love to hear about it too. And if you like this video, please 'like' and consider subscribing to the Talking Hands Tools channel; there's new content posted every week. Thanks for watching!

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