HOW TO USE AN EASY OUT SET LIKE A PRO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to remove screws and bolts that won't come out for anything. An easy out set is not full proof but it definitely will help.
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Thank you! Great information - and very thorough too. Appreciate you starting your explanation back to figuring out the bolt size (particularly when you don’t already know it), then the drill bill and the extractor sizing. Awesome.
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I ran into the same issue yesterday. All went smoothly until the last one.... Its ALWAYS ONE to complicate my day. Good video !!!
Always one.
Thanks Man, I had a bunch of wood screws in a gate to get out and you gave me exactly what I needed to know. Subbed.
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Excellent video and explanation! Thanks for posting this. You should keep doing more of these, you're good at it. 😉
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Just purchased a set and now I feel like I've done it already... Thanks for taking the time to make and post the video as it definitely did wonders for my confidence. I was about to go old school on it! 😅
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You are doing good work keep well
This is very helpful. Thank you! 👍
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Happy Thursday! I have a few of those sets. They are extremely helpful. Have a good weekend
You do? You are a pro. Have a good one.
You make my day I broke the bolt holding my neutral safety switch on my Toyota landcruiser . Thanks from a French living in his car somewhere in Australia.
I got that bolt out and fit a new one in , all fixed for 45 AUD
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Nicely done my friend. Thanks for posting
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I bought mine set a couple years ago and finally get to use it again. Of course I forgot how to use it. Thanks for the video
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Thank you man, this video came in clutch 🙏🏻
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Great explanation and video. Thanks for sharing this! 👍
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Lovely shtuff very helpful for current project thanks 🙏
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Mate Simon here from. Perth. Thankyou my friend your little flick set me straight. Your worth more money man. 5 stars
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Very good explanation. Very good teacher. Thanks
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Thank you! Saved my day! 🙂🤙
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Your videos very useful and thank you
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Very well done
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@@Caliber8Tools Indeed. Keep em coming
Appreciate your help brother!!! ! God bless and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
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Very nice video. Thank you
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Great vid!! Tks!!!
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Good thing I watched your video, now I know where I went wrong using this type of screw extractor. Thanks again man 😀
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Wow great job brother
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Thanks 👍
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ayyye nice explaining and tips on measuring, i got a lesson no doub👍👌t.
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Thanks for the video helped me out was on side of the road due to thermostat sensor blew the top off
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Thanks
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I find it works to get a set of number guage drill bits. Normally I work with 1/8th easy-outs (which is a about a #30 in guage size) I size down to a #31 to leave a little extra meat for the easy out to bite into and I don't have to be as steady and precise with my drilling.
Makes sense.
I would have ground the first one flush then penetrating oil, then get a good center for center punch and then drill it and ez out. nice video and great visual on the second one
When you first used the drill did you drill clockwise or counterclockwise?
Clockwise
Very Cool. Why wouldn’t you attach the easy-out “bit” to your drill too? Just curious. Great vid!
You kinda want to go slow and stay in control. You don't want to snap off your easy-out inside the fitting. They're extremely hard metal, and VERY hard to drill out if you break one off.
I'm trying to set up some new blinds in my apt. BUT I have a screw with no head... what do I do b.c it's in there but I have no way of taking it out...
Not worth it to break up the drywall just to get that out. Move over enough to miss it and use another hole in the bracket. If there is no more holes in the bracket, use a 1/8th inch drill bit to make an extra hole in the bracket that would miss that headless screw lodged in the wall.
When drilling the hole for the extractor do you drill in reverse or forward?
Drill forward.
@@Caliber8Tools Wish I had seen that earlier, I thought you drilled in reverse in the video, and that's how I though it worked with screw extraction. But you drill forward, I'll have remember that. I had a rotor bolt stuck in the wheel hub and the head broke off when I was trying to get it with my speedout weeks ago, couldn't get the stuck bolt with a different extraction set this morning so I drilled through and stuck a long bolt through and put a nut on the other side of the wheel hub and tightened it down that way.
@Samuel Terry ya you're not going to drill very deep with your drill in reverse. Drill your hole as you normally would, then the easy-out works counter clockwise (reverse) to get the fastener out.
OmG I couldn’t even watch the video because he’s so FIIIIINE 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Appreciate you queen.
What do you do if you don't have or can't get a crew that's the same size as the one that's dtuvk??, thsnk you
To measure th shaft that is??
Take the screw you took out to the hardware store and have them size it. Home Depot also has a screw sizer. If you destroyed the screw then you may have to estimate the size and try a few to see what fits.
When you used the normal drill bit, not the easy out. Was that in reverse drive or normal?
Normal. The threads on the easy out bits are reverse thread.
@@Caliber8Tools thanks, much appreciated. Great video by the way
From where i can buy this sit ,plz ?
Google easy out set.
For people who already know what a broken bolt is, and do not need a 3-minute explanation of what it means to measure the diameter of an object, skip ahead to around 5:00 minutes. That's when he finally begins to explain the thing the video claims to be about.
“Claims to be” ?
Do you need a hug?
The Ryobi set failed the first time I used it.
Sorry to hear that.
A lot of these videos are not going over the important bit. This guy did it right by not using the impact driver. But crescent wrench is not a good tool because you need to push hard as you turn. Use ratchet and push hard.
Good tip.
About to take out a broken manifold bolt .without removing them all just the 1 on a hemi .should be fun times
Was told they r copper bolts blew me away how cheap
Let us know how it went.
Nice video, thanks for sharing. I hit like to bring the count up to 667, I didn't want it stuck on 666.
Thanks, appreciate the thoughts. Glad it helped.
Don't use easy outs. In my experience they snap off rather than shift the bolt and then you are really stuck because the easy out is hardened metal that can't be drilled. Use other methods instead like heating/freezing, tapping round with a punch or simply drill out and re-tap. Last resort is overdrill and helicoil. I've had zero success with easy outs and they have caused more trouble than they solved in my experience.
Thanks for the feedback.
Just broke my easy out in it lol so I took a ball punch and punched it out the other side since I’m able to get to it
A Fisk caliper is not a Vernal caliper.
Always use left handed drill bits for this. And remember to use drill in reverse. It may come right out and maybe not but that’s the smart thing to try first cuz you’re drilling anyway. And never use your adjustable wrench backwards like this guy was in the video. Then maybe you’ll be doing it like a pro. But in my experience being a pro just means you get paid to do something.
They are only easy if they don't break off inside the bolt hole.
Agreed.
This kit didn't work at all...😓😓😓😮💨😮💨😮💨
Sorry to hear that.
That ain’t easy
Easier than drilling the bolt out and taping new threads.
Lousy instructions. You obviously don't really know how to do this job. First, you should take your grinder and grind the stub of the broken bolt off flush. Otherwise, the drill bit tends to wander off center, as you did at the 7:20 mark. After center punching the bolt, you drill a small diameter hole, say 1/8", as a pilot hole. Using a small drill first, helps you keep the drill from wandering off center. Staying on center is critical, as sometimes no matter what you do, the EZ Out won't remove the bolt. Using a pilot [1/8"] drill bit first, also speeds up the drilling process. The finish size drill will work faster and stay straight when first drilling a small pilot hole. Lastly, when all else fails, you get a HeliCoil thread repair kit, drill the bolt completely out and repair the threaded hole with the HeliCoil set. For the HeliCoil to work properly, you need the hole drilled "on center", otherwise the newly repaired threaded hole won't line up with the holes in the hinge. Pro tip: Use Cobalt drill bits. They cost double what HSS [high speed steel] drill bits cost, but stay sharp 5 times longer. Most importantly, HSS drill bits won't drill into a grade 7 or grade 8 hole. You only dull the bit. Cobalt [not those BS TINN coated] bits will easily drill out hardened grade 7 & 8 bolts.
Appreciate the feedback.
Are many tight spots when you cannot grind off the hext bolt head. Its all about patience and go slow using his approach.
How to? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@Caliber8Tools it didn't
Talk's to much!
Thank you.
Did not work---waste of money
It happens.