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Broken screw extractor.
Previously:
Threaded stud removal technique - GIF
Broken pipe nipple extractor - GIF
Perfect screw extraction - GIF
Broken screw extractor.
Previously:
Threaded stud removal technique - GIF
Broken pipe nipple extractor - GIF
Perfect screw extraction - GIF
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kboy0076 (Mar 27, 2022), nova_robotics (Mar 17, 2022), Ralphxyz (Mar 17, 2022)
From personal experience it is never that simple.
baja (Mar 18, 2022), bob_3000 (Mar 19, 2022), Harvey Melvin Richards (Mar 18, 2022), mklotz (Mar 18, 2022), that_other_guy (Mar 25, 2022), Tonyg (Mar 20, 2022)
I've never managed to successfully remove a broken bolt/screw with one, unless it wasn't very tight to start with.
I make a fair amount of money removing broken bolts that have broken extractors like that.Originally Posted by old kodger
Never try to tell me it can't be done
When I have to paint I use KBS products
I have, but seem to break one of those extractors for each screw I remove. I found left-hand drill bits much more effective. Though I've broken more than one of those, as well.
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