How to remove broken bolt - tips
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In the next video : how to remove your tek bit from a broken bolt
Was wondering about that part lol
Torx bit
Step 1) Throw bolt and bit in the trash. Step 2) Buy a new one for $.50
Kid you not I tried this exact thing and that’s what happened. Ended up with a broken bit in a broken bolt cause I didn’t think to find an impact rated torx like an idiot. You know how hard it is to drill through carbonized steel? I do.
@itatchisasku Amazon has a 30 pack of Dealt T25s for $12
A truly seized bolt will laugh at that.
So will a grade 8 or stronger bolt.
Worked on my gmt 400 cab mount. Torx bits are better ez outs than easy outs
Funny how the first bolt and hole drilled was not the same one when it came to the actual removal. The original bolt was snapped and has a ridge in the middle, your drill bit was forced off center and you were almost if not into the threads. When the shot cut to a close-up the snapped bolt was somehow nice and flat now and your drill bit was almost perfectly centered. I take it you found the first attempt didnt work so well and damaged the thread so a new bolt that was cut flat was installed and then drilled in the center so your removal would work and not cause more damage. Good job though. Next time use a center punch to start your bit and stay in the center so damage isnt caused.
"Here's one I prepared earlier"
Everything up until “..so a new bolt that was cut flat..” i think is correct. It’s pretty clear it’s the same bolt, look at shear pattern of bolt at 0:52 , watch at 0.25x speed, it’s the same bolt.
Real shizzy
Wait a minute, it hasn't been in there for 30 years
I'm more impressed the Stanley ratchet didn't fail on that one...
Stanley ratchets are the best, way better than snap-on, Mac, matco, craftsman, etc, ive broke multiple ratchets, of course the cheap no names break easy, I broke a snap-on pretty easily, but the only Stanley I've ever seen break was my 3/8 drive Stanley with a 2" Stanley extension on it, had a 6 foot cheater bar on it, and a 350lb man jumping on the end of it a dozen times before it broke, literally jumping, the extension was twisted a bit but still usable, since the ratchet was my favorite one (my only black one) I robbed the guts out of my chrome one and put them in it and I still use it to this day, have used that thing a lot since I got it over 5 years ago and it's never skipped a beat, but it sure has taken a beating, I also have multiple other Stanley ratchets which are also my favorites, especially the extendable one, my husky ratchet is alright too, don't really like my craftsmans but they do the job, snap-on is way overrated and way overpriced
@@lumpyzx2645 Stanley has a full life time warranty they should send u a new one.
Bremen is the boss.
And for anyone normal they use a stud remover , using this method flares the stud cause it to stick more if it’s already seized
Now thats informative!
Not to mention this was done on a clean bolt and thread. Not super rusty.
@@Sak-zo1ui exactly buddy , bet you been there swearing and frustrated ha ha, we learn by mistakes quickly enough to know not to use this method on seized bolts
@@pauldean8638 yup. Experience is the best teacher.
@@Sak-zo1ui to true buddy ha ha
Did anyone else have the overwhelming desire to blow the shavings off before he finished
That's what she said!
😂
I actually blew my phones screen.
*Me who don't even own any of these materials* : Interesting
If you snap it.. Because the bolt is rusted in there .. You now have a hardened steel to figure how to remove also.
Carbide dremel bits usually do the trick. I've actually cut bearing races out with them.
He did just put that in mostly with his fingers.... not too much resistance on the backout. Try 50 years of stuck
Well he tightened it till it's broke but you're right it's definitely not seized
Rest assured that the only time this will work is if you thread a bolt in, break it off immediately, and then use the extractor tool.
Drilled a hole in one bolt, magically it changed to a different one. First demo failed??
Clearly this so called “tip tools” dont know what a center punch is, and yes he failed the first try lmao.
I think he just flipped that bitch over and went from the other side.
I was OMGing.
Yip saw that... first drill was wayyyy off center up against the threads 😏
There was never any intention of removing the first bolt. This is obviously for clicks
A left handed drill bit would have gotten that easy bolt out also👍🇺🇸
А теперь будем ждать попытки выкручивания закисшего болта с обломанной головкой😀
Вот именно. Обычно головка болта сворачивается не от тупого ЗАкручивания, а от попыток ВЫкрутить заржавевший/прикипевший.
Blyat
Горелка вам в помощь.
You know someone should really make a product like this they can call it the easy out
If only you could get into those spots you can barley even get at. Or hardened bolts ,drilling nightmare
Oh no, I didn't stop when it started needing my whole bodyweight
The funny thing , they wont learn. 4 ft Pipe on a 3/8 bolt lmao
I think there was a cut in the bolt it was cut 1/3 of the way
I had a woman that worked with my crew doing paint prep, Q/A torque checks and final assembly on cat 3116 and 3126 engines. Her first day in, the shop foreman had her do torque checks on some valve covers, 10 lb/ft if I remember correctly, while I was checking progress on 6 engines at our paint shop. I'm gone like 15 minutes and come back to find him at near stroke level bp. She had broken 12 bolts on 4 engines. I'm like HTF did that happen??? She had no clue why they were breaking so I handed her the torque wrench and told her to check the bolts on #5. She starts pulling, the wrench clicks and she shows no sign of stopping, so I immediately stopped her. I'm like "didn't you hear that click? You're supposed to stop at that point." She's like "yeah, I heard it but didn't know that means to stop." Foreman just throws his hands up and walks away. He hadn't asked her if she knew how to use a torque wrench, he just assumed...😂🤣😂🤣
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Пфф. Берёшь сверло обратного вращения, на худой конец затачиваешь обычное в обратную сторону и такой обломок выкручивается ещё на этапе сверления.
Ромка... Ну це хголова... А це обрубышь, кисли сидить.. Шо с ним рубиты
@@a-revasiberiaka7453, то же самое что на видео, только сверлом большего диаметра, чтобы прослабить болт за счёт тонкой стенки. А вообще, универсальных методов нет, ко всем ситуациям нужно подходить индивидуально. Где-то помогут экстракторы, где-то поможет сварка, ну а где-то достаточно обрезать либо отсверлить шляпку болта, а тело спокойно выкрутить руками. И всё же, свёрла с обратным вращением решают во многих случаях, даже с закисшими болтами, потому как оно вгрызается в металл вращаясь в сторону откручивания, при этом болт греется и за счёт нагрева и закусывания может его сорвать с места. Другой вопрос, такие свёрла достаточно сложно достать.
Amazing how he drilled a perfect centered hole. Let's see how many bolts break that flat.
It wasn't centred.
Let's see you do this with a bolt that's rusted in place...
Will never work if rusted in. Just spent half a day drilling and tapping a new bolt hole for a rusted in bolt. Not fun!!!!!
@@mbrenen2011 Had the same Problem in an Old CNC machiningcenter, i did it with a Left-hand thread cutter and a NC drill. But it was a M20 Screw
Wd40 and an impact driver maybe
@@marsbase3729 good luck with that!
@Cody Simpson I'm very aware of this fact, my point is that the method shown in the video will not work on a rusted in bolt.
Pretty easy to come out, considering that you have the nut on a vice already. The bolt was just put just a second ago. I'll give you a star for showing an example though.⭐
This is all good when it’s broken then removed on the same day
OK!! now r you gonna remove the other bit which is stuck with the inner one
That's when U need a small drill bit and.....
Or in most cases, remove the broken drill stuck in the broken bolt.
Keep repeating same process lol
On a side note To remove a steal screw from an aluminum part, mix some Alum in water, put it on some heat, put the part in and the steel will be dissolved and the aluminum untouched. It might take a day or even two depending on the diameter of bolt or screw. But when it's one of those that's impossible to drill and extract, this method can be a part saver.
Yes it’s true,real rust and corrosion are much tougher then this but this works well for broken brass fittings.
In the outboard mechanic business left hand drill bit is the only way ! Lmao
How do you get the screw off of the last tool you used?
Once you break off the head , there is no tension on the screw’s threads and it will easily back out .
Kinda false information don’t you think ?
It's called an easy out. My dad taught me how to use them 60 yrs ago
The bolt wasn't bottomed out... could have used a pick to get it out
I want to see you do that trck one that has been corroded in there for months and years and try and get it out !!! Lol
First off use a left hand drill bit that way you aren't making it tighter by drilling into it second one of the best methods I have found is to weld a nut onto the broken piece and just take it out with a wrench like any other bolt. If you sheer it off again shoot it with pb blaster and wait or heat up what you are trying to remove the bolt from after welding the second nut on while keeping the nut as cool as possible (heat it up fast or if it's a big enough nut put a damp rag over it.) The temperature difference will cause the hole to grow in size by a few thousandths and let you screw it out easily.
If the head broke on the way out, then it definitely ain't coming out that easy 🐒
What's more impressive is that the Stanley didn't break first... Mush be a Chinese bolt...
Yes the music did a great job 👏
No way he centred that drill without a punch
Yeah I'm a machinist and thought the exact same thing, 95% of people are gonna screw this up first time...even the 2nd and 3rd.
Now do a vid on how to get the torx bit out
Use a thread extractor! Easy, fast, and cheap depending on the quality. Drills a hole and screws in with backwards threads.
Now those r some jacked up working man's hands
I’ve got a special set of drill bits, wish I could show them. But when this happens, doesn’t matter if it’s been like it 100 years! You put these bits 5 sizes in a drill and I’ll guarantee it will remove anything. 1 end drills it in a way, then turn it round and it will remove the broken bolt... I paid £8 off a site called TH.. Not sure I can advertise the true name on here, but wow they’re great
Следующий видос: "Как достать биту 🌟 со сломаного болта" 😂 😂 😂
лол так как я думал
Я тоже очень жду когда выйдет этот ролик
Works great on a bolt the just got drove in. Show this on a rusty bolt please.
How many times you record that before you got it right?
🤣🤣🤣
Finally someone else who knows the Torx trick!!
I thought thats what an "easy out" was designed for
Interesting idea prob worth trying when nouthing else (easy out ect) is not available and if its an old bolt in for along time pos some heat prior to trying this method would help or let part soak in deisel for a few days 1st if its been broken for 30 yrs or more a few more days wont hurt , i liked it 👍
The way to do this if its really stuck is to either a) drill out a new hole just a little bigger than the threads on the last bolt and re tap the threads (this is the preferred way so long as there is enough extra material) or b) drill a hole like this but tap it for a reverse threaded bolt and put a reverse threaded bolt into it and use it as a new head (you still have to unstick the threads somehow though.
Step 1 drill hole into bolt. Step 2 find a torq bit in your apex bit container. Step 3 hammer your apex bit into the hole.
That's just embarrassing 😂
Да да, конечно, если болт так проржавел ,что сорвало шапку ,то ты его конечно же открутишь китайской битой.....
А как снять с метчика , сломанный болт ? Это уже другая история 😅😊
For the next demo, use Red Loctite, no heat.
That's cute. *laughs in broken extractor tip*
Always try a LH drill bit first. Quite a few times they'll come right out. Gotta drill anyways, mise as well work smarter not harder
Now try another challenger --- snap bolt,then snap drill bit and we watch it 🤣🤣
Touching the bolt 🤩 Aw 👍
Well done!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Lefthand drill bits often will remove a broken bolt.
What tools did you use? Can u tell us?
What if you soaked it with rust remover before you did anything would that help?
That music is just what you want to hear when you break off a bolt.
2000 IQ play right here.
After you get the screw out, how to remove the attachment stuck in the drilled hole?
Always start with left hand drill bits
Put a washer over the hole and mig weld It. Then put a nut onto the washer and weld to the washer. Now use your impact drill driver to screw it out. Simple
Gotta keep those good DeWalt flex torque bits, use shitty ones like milwaukee or makita gold. Cool idea though.
The difference here is that the bolt was broken while tightening, not trying to remove it. This will do absolutely nothing for a seized bolt.
The bit trick only works on bolts that's not stuck if their stuck loads of heat and weld a nut to the bolt if possible.
O primeiro furo foi muito torto...fora de centro...dps aparece bem centralizado....
Too much anxiety( 💀)watching that bolt snap.
I couldn’t get that lucky with the drilling part of the process.
Left twisted drill bit works best.
a really seized bolt would snap that torx bit and then good luck trying to drill a new hole through that!
What if the drill bit also break inside it 🤷♂️🤷♂️
Next episode : "how to remove the tool from the bolt"
works great,when it's in the vise!
Попробуй так прикипевший болт выкрутить
This has totally worked for me with old rusty rotor screws erggg LOL
Этому способу 1000000 лет😆
Next: How to remove a Chevy block with a piece of toast...
This doesn’t work because the drill bit is naturally pulled to the path of least resistance between the threads. Anyone who has ever tried this knows there’s like a 75% chance that the female threads will be totally screwed. Pun intended.
I'll put it on the list
Song is Cooker by Sofia Vargas
You're a saint.
Drill and torx size would have been nice to know...
That’s relevant to the size of bolt your removing. You wouldn’t drill a 5mm hole to remove a 20mm bolt.
@@666cowie thanks captain obvious
@@dwightmitchell1464 sounds like the pot calling the kettle black. There’s a little bit of common sense to be implied. Assuming this stupid shit would work.
Seems that Dwight knows captain obvious personally! It wasn’t obvious that you use a drill bit smaller than the bolt?
Drill 1/3 diameter of broken fastener, torx bit just larger than the shank of the drill. 1/2 inch bolt, 5/32 hole. 1/4, 5/64, etc
I feel like I'm playing Tony Hawk
Ikr what's that song we're thinking of
@@AGoodTemp I was thinking Dead Kennedys but it's got aspects of a couple diff songs probably.
@@Jrez yeah the police truck song maybe
Try hammering that bit into a screw with a bit harder material
Its loose screw what if it was jammed there?
If the bolt 🔩 is too small then what you do?
Amazes me all these videos with non-real world problems. Cross thread it and let it rust a while and then try that great trick. Sure the hell not with a driver bit with those scenarios. Tech for 20+ and techs with less than 5 love to help the next tech out in just that fashion. So next show us drilling dead center till you're able to run that tap for the cleaning on center. 🤔Show me what #yougotSON!😉
So easy to get them out when they're not rusted
Прикипевший и на фиксаторе резьбы попробуй также выкрутить видео будет длиннее
Why remove a perfectly torqued bolt?!
The bolt wasn't seized. When the head broke off so did the tension. Couldve tapped it out with a nail and saved a torx bit.
The corrosion didn’t grow in place. In fact, it was all scrubbed loose on the way in. In the real world, you would end up paying a professional, if your variety of attempts/methods hadn’t already destroyed the surrounding metal. In the real world, that bolt head would have snapped off trying to LOOSEN it.
It would have been easier to hold a lighter under it to melt, then boil off/vaporize whatever cheap material that bolt was made out of.
Good job🙏
Инструмент конечно же хороший. Но демонстратор лукавый. Поясню. Резьбовое отверстие сквозное. Или гораздо глубже чем длина болта. 1. Закручиваешь болт. 2. Затягиваешь. При этом за счёт околорезьбового торца головки резьбовая пара затягивается и доходит до предела своих возможностей. 3. Тянешь дальше. И скручиваешь головку. Что происходит? Исчезает головка а значит исчезает упор для затягивания резьбовой пары. И болт превращается а шпильку. За счёт чего держится это соединение? За счёт недорезаного края резьбы или смятия профиля резьбы. Всё. Дальше то что на видео. -*- Обычно у проржавевшего или прикипевшего болта головку срывает при откручивании (например, затянутый болт долго стоял в сырости, агрессивной среде и т.д.). Проржавел, прикипел. А дальше пытаешься открутить болт и отламываешь головку. Вопрос: открутит этот инструмент такой болт? Вернее остаток болта. Поскольку вопрос остался без ответа по-этому сие нам осталось неведомым.
The background music is inspiring
Так, это всё хорошо, остаётся только один вопрос, как вытащить теперь эту хреновину?????
Y si el tornillo se rompe despues de querer quitarlo , por ejemplo , de una motocicleta que no se desarmo en años... funcionaria ese metodo? Bolu2