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Hmmm...made in Austrailia. Try www.ozito.com.au and contact customer service. I don't think that drill is manufactured anymore but they may be able to help.
you probably won't as the GMC operation went broke
I am led to believe that ozito took them over so there is a possibility that the ozito hammer drill will use the same brushes
It is worth a try
other than that, many electric motors use generic brushes so may be an appliance repair shop that has a lot of repairs to hand drills and small electric motors may be able to supply a set of brushes
a sample would be a big advantage when asking around
There is a spring loaded detent that keep the switch from moving. It is either dirty or needs replacing. The whole front of the unit needs to be opened to access it.
There are cordless varieties of just about any type of hand drill, even the specialized hammer drill. These hammer drills work in the same manner as any of the core hammer drills or regular drills. Powered by a set of rechargeable batteries.
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