Thats happened to me so many times I dont even bother with those taps, they always break off in there and are as hard as a drill bit so drilling that out after is near impossible. Best to just drill the bolt through and pull the bits out with a pick or re-tap the thread if its messed up.
@@johnghatti5435 there are many ways to remove broken studs etc, it all down to training and skill, drilling out and heli-coil being a popular method in the aero industry.
@@jasonritter2492 I call bs these things suck 90% of the time iv been working on cars my hole life and these barely work right the square ones r better
left hand drill bit would drill the same circular hole in the other direction no? Also not stripped, as he wound it out on the perfectly function threads. Rounded out would be the term.
@@DigitalArtisan77 Correct, it would drill a circular hole spinning in the opposite direction. The process of the left hand bit biting into the material is normally sufficient to break the screw loose. If it doesn’t, gradually increase size until you either remove the screw or you have removed enough threads to run a tap through it.
@@anything6398 Yes they are, and yes they are. Anyone who has ever attempted to use them in a recessed or flush screw will tell you, they seldom ever actually work. If the screw is still under pressure or is corroded, the action of the “Easy out” attempting to wedge its way into the remaining material of the screw actually causes the body of the screw to expand very slightly. This in turn wedges the screw into place even more. Making it ever more difficult to remove.
@@DigitalArtisan77 you would need an multiple drill bits left handed. Easy outs are cheaper than buying every size in drill bit that's all I mean. Your way is good too.👍💯👍
I've worked on planes for 21 years, we've used these and the stubby 1/2" drive variant. These work fine 99% of the time. Choose the right drill size, keep tapping as you spin, works just fine.
I usually end up snapping the extractor in the bolt I've drilled out. But that's on M6 and smaller bolts usually with the smallest 2 extractors. Major pain
@@DigitalArtisan77 I will say the stubby MAC easy outs are some of the best I've used. They just don't go small enough for the bolts I tend to work with most of the time.
@@samhillyersh you are making a joke but I'm not. Normal drill bits are right handed and when used youbrotate the clockwise. That would tighten a bolt. A left hand drill needs to be spun the opposite direction and could loosen a bolt.
@@cbrunnem6102 does it actually though? Because in a hole thats not a blind hole, (accessible from both sides) I've yet to see a RH drill bit push the screw through the hole, so why would. LH bit pull it out?
These are the same thing as a Tap & Dye set with a "T" handle to turn them the "T" handle fits these extractor sets also if you need it put more plainly they even have ratchet "T" handles for the tap and die that fit the extractor taps
@@edwardvankirk3515 thanks for that but unfortunately when you put it plainly for me it confused me more. I just can’t seem to visualise a ratchet T handle on a die stock.
@@mike6932 amen to that, the best most effective way for me that is, mig a washer to the broken bolt then mig a nut to that the heat from the weld goes into the bolt too then it should Possably maybe come straight out no problem lol
I’ve got the same set of easy- outs. However, he used the crescent wrench BACKWARDS! It can sometimes work that way but it works much better when used properly.I was a mechanic for large manufacturing companies so I know of what I speak.
The problem is easy outs don't work 2/3 of the time they break off inside and then you have hardened steel to deal with as well I found that before I start twisting on the EZ out if I take a torch and heat up the area around the bolt that I'm trying to remove helps immensely the heat from the torch makes the metal around the bolt expand a couple thousands of an inch or so but it helped break the rust loose
я слыхал что есть способ, розсверлить убитый болт, и нарезать в нём левую резьбу, и вкрутить туда собственно болт с левой резьбой, до упора, и оно выкрутиться
drill the head out first, if the bolt hasn’t bottomed out it should only be tight on the shoulder then you can use an easy out or left hand drill bit. doesn’t always work but it’s a good starting point if welding a washer and nut doesn’t work
And when those don't work the part is either messed up or you take it to a machine shop. Get that kinda stuff come through our machine shop every once and a while had to extract 5 1/2" bolts from a $10,000 part. It's a bet nerve racking at first but you get use to it and now it's like clockwork.
To anyone that thinks this is foolproof I’m here to tell you it’s not, this will work on an already loose bolt or a bolt that hasn’t really been torqued down tight. I wanna see this with a bolt torqued to even say 20ft lbs and is seized tight from years of rust and corrosion. Even with heat you will be hard pressed to get it out
Having this issue right now and never used an extractor before. How deep does it need to be cause seems it keeps just eating away on it. Working in confined area of a washer. Using hand tools not power tools on extractor as suggested
Craftsmen tools are not the highest quality, but they make a way better extractor kit. The bits have a 13mm head, use a socket and ratchet or a 13mm wrench in a tight spot. They also make an external extractor set for bolts with stripped heads.
Just go a little deeper with the drill, until the hex head comes off. The exposed bolt shank isn't hard to get out after the gearbox flange is removed. A broken ezzee out is a huge pain.
Tried this trick several times to absolutely zero success. That bolt face was rusty, but had definitely been removed before trying to use the Left handed drills etc as there was zero rust around the bolt.
Which are good ones. I was buying a truck they broke the bolt off the end of the sway bar in the frame. They just welded it down as a quick fix. So now I have to do it.
That actually works about 1 in a thousand lol. Usually the head pops off and you end up drilling it completely out
Thats happened to me so many times I dont even bother with those taps, they always break off in there and are as hard as a drill bit so drilling that out after is near impossible. Best to just drill the bolt through and pull the bits out with a pick or re-tap the thread if its messed up.
Yes drill it out
No, it works about 700 out of a thousand. You just have to know what you're doing. Obviously, you don't.
There's just something about a mechanic using an adjustable wrench backwards that gets on my nerves.
Tf you mean backwards
The way he's using it is backwards. Spreads the jaws open
Plumbers use adjustable wrenches, a good mechanc/technician, does'nt butcher nuts and bolts or tools in general.
I’ve never had luck with that style extractor to begin with. The wrench being backwards doesn’t bother me that much though.
@@johnghatti5435 there are many ways to remove broken studs etc, it all down to training and skill, drilling out and heli-coil being a popular method in the aero industry.
This man needs a Nobel prize he's the first person to ever make that actually work. Lol
These actually work all the time
Square ones work much better
These work great.
In the engine building world we always get them to work right. You just got know how to use them..
@@jasonritter2492 I call bs these things suck 90% of the time iv been working on cars my hole life and these barely work right the square ones r better
This works "sometimes" Kinda need ideal conditions though. I've also ended up with a broken extractor. Drill the whole mess out and helicoil
If it isn’t recessed like this one and you can get around the head of the screw I’ll pull out the grinder.
How did you get the extractor out?
Not a broken bolt. A stripped screw, yes. Those things almost never work on truly broken and recessed/flush screws. Best bet is a left hand drill bit.
There called easy outs . They are left handed .
left hand drill bit would drill the same circular hole in the other direction no? Also not stripped, as he wound it out on the perfectly function threads. Rounded out would be the term.
@@DigitalArtisan77 Correct, it would drill a circular hole spinning in the opposite direction. The process of the left hand bit biting into the material is normally sufficient to break the screw loose. If it doesn’t, gradually increase size until you either remove the screw or you have removed enough threads to run a tap through it.
@@anything6398 Yes they are, and yes they are. Anyone who has ever attempted to use them in a recessed or flush screw will tell you, they seldom ever actually work. If the screw is still under pressure or is corroded, the action of the “Easy out” attempting to wedge its way into the remaining material of the screw actually causes the body of the screw to expand very slightly. This in turn wedges the screw into place even more. Making it ever more difficult to remove.
@@DigitalArtisan77 you would need an multiple drill bits left handed. Easy outs are cheaper than buying every size in drill bit that's all I mean. Your way is good too.👍💯👍
They need to start making round Allen keys for when this happens
Big brain
@@sleepysloth7885 small really because it will slip
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How does one think of such lol
I've worked on planes for 21 years, we've used these and the stubby 1/2" drive variant. These work fine 99% of the time. Choose the right drill size, keep tapping as you spin, works just fine.
Thats crazy , im actually about to graduate college in December for Aerospace Engineering and dont know where to start , any advice/tips ??
True, a lot of people tend to hurry and overtorque, thus breaking the easy-out.
It's a simple system.
What is name of this wrench
Always use a tap wrench, with an easy out.
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I usually end up snapping the extractor in the bolt I've drilled out. But that's on M6 and smaller bolts usually with the smallest 2 extractors. Major pain
Buy snap-on or quality extractors. Impact hardened with impact driver even better, grind tip off extractor if too long and weak.
@@DigitalArtisan77 Lol I have both snap on and mac. Nice try tho
@@DigitalArtisan77 I will say the stubby MAC easy outs are some of the best I've used. They just don't go small enough for the bolts I tend to work with most of the time.
@@JDuBz815 any tips for a deep broken m6 in an aluminum motor casing? My 30 minutes job has just turned into a nightmare
@@davidorozco1888 what have you tried? Blind hole?
Step 1 drill a hole.
Step 2 use crescent wrench backwards.
Step 3 remove bolt.
Not to mention pounding on the easy out...eek
More often then you'd think, just using a left handed drill bit will work.
Theyre just so much easier to use than right handed ones
@@samhillyersh you are making a joke but I'm not. Normal drill bits are right handed and when used youbrotate the clockwise. That would tighten a bolt. A left hand drill needs to be spun the opposite direction and could loosen a bolt.
@@cbrunnem6102 does it actually though? Because in a hole thats not a blind hole, (accessible from both sides) I've yet to see a RH drill bit push the screw through the hole, so why would. LH bit pull it out?
@@machineman8388 a LH drill bit can end up grabbing it and rotating it out. especially if the head is left. it just works. don't it dozens of times.
Такую тайну показали что просто слов нет😁😂
It would be amazing to get a bolt out that easy
Awesome....do this with about 2" radius clearance deep inside an engine bay😂
Exact pal its clear everything easy
I use a torx bit and hammer it in and remove with a ratchet. works great
There's a Tap "T" handle that goes on the square at the top so you don't strip or crack the Tap
Where’s the tap ?
These are the same thing as a Tap & Dye set with a "T" handle to turn them the "T" handle fits these extractor sets also if you need it put more plainly they even have ratchet "T" handles for the tap and die that fit the extractor taps
@@edwardvankirk3515 thanks for that but unfortunately when you put it plainly for me it confused me more. I just can’t seem to visualise a ratchet T handle on a die stock.
Not worth the time to explain
Push your Google button search it and educate yourself
They've been called easy outs for years
use them all the time successfully... in australia we call these tools “easy outs”
Here in Merica we call them that also
As a machinist I would like to say, Easy Outs work! Haphazard at best but they do work! Sort of! Lmao 😂
My favorite part is when you snap the easy out off in there as well.....nothing better than that feeling
Really makes your day
@@ferrumignis snapping an easy out off in a bolt 🤤🤤🤤 ughhh gets me so moist 😍
😂😂😂😂
Yeah until the tap breaks inside the hole you got to drill out the tap.
Been there done that more times than I can remember A broken easy out is no fun
A tap is for threading....... he is using a stud remover, two completely different tools my friend
@@jaybee7291 yes I understand that, I guess you never had an extractor break.
@@jaybee7291 not a stud remover either, it’s called an easy out or broken bolt extractor. Definitely not a stud remover.
Try doing that under the hood of a 95 Ford probe. 🤣😭
Wow is that how u do it? Iv been using the extractor upside down this whole time.
I knew that 30 years ago. Thanks for reminding me.
On internet every basic task can be interpreted as a professional lesson.
These removal tools are ok but they expand the bolt sometimes making even more stuck
I agree. They don't always work.
Nahhhh your negative
@@grincadorna4753 no mate I have over 25 years experience and use these tools on a daily basis
That's why they invented helicoil 😆
@@mike6932 amen to that, the best most effective way for me that is, mig a washer to the broken bolt then mig a nut to that the heat from the weld goes into the bolt too then it should Possably maybe come straight out no problem lol
Genius! Tap it out. Never would have thought of that!!
Links to the tools would be great
2 in 5 chance the EZ out snaps.
Yep. Only a moron would leave the head on while using the eazi-out.
Been there, done that. Sometimes with a 1 inch Allen bolt, at the bottom of a 6 I ch deep hole. Sucks, big time...
@@larrystuder8543 everyone watching this was waiting for the *snap".
If you didn't round out the bolt then you wouldn't have to do this
I’ve got the same set of easy- outs. However, he used the crescent wrench BACKWARDS! It can sometimes work that way but it works much better when used properly.I was a mechanic for large manufacturing companies so I know of what I speak.
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Please tel me the name of this tool.
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Use a tap wrench to turn the extractor. The leading cause of broken extractors and fasteners with even more damage is uneven loading of the extractor.
Good job, but it usually doesn't work that easy 🤨
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Or just use a Dremel to cut a slot into it and then unscrew it with a flathead screwdriver.
Tru dat
Yea that's the thing you do before piercing it
Judging by the all /16 he used on the extractor he’s probably the one that tried to pull a 6mm alan head bolt with a 5.5mm key 🤣
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Там болт в масле , и так бы открутился . Вот с блока цилиндров закисшую шпильку бы он так выкрутил ,это другое дело
I've broke every extractor I've ever used. 😂😂
Um, left hand drill bits works great too. Since the threads go to right. Unless its left hand threads. You use regular drill bit (AKA right hand).
I’ve tried that kit so many times and never got a screw that was seized out. It might work if screw is slightly tight that’s about it.
Agreed. Getting any rusty stripped bolt out is like winning the lottery
I have had some success, little, but on this I would try heat?
Heat helps quite a bit. Using the biggest extractor possible helps. But I've snapped more extractors than I have successfully gotten the bolts out lol
Take some copper wire, bend it into a U shape and put it into the stripped opening. Then add your bit/tool. Works 60% of the time.
60% of the time….works every time - Ron Burgundy, master carpenter
I must try this
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The problem is easy outs don't work 2/3 of the time they break off inside and then you have hardened steel to deal with as well I found that before I start twisting on the EZ out if I take a torch and heat up the area around the bolt that I'm trying to remove helps immensely the heat from the torch makes the metal around the bolt expand a couple thousands of an inch or so but it helped break the rust loose
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I don't think I have ever seen an extractor work in real life
Allen keys are meant to work perpendicular to the fastener going at it at a 45 degree angle doesn't work
Для тех кто не умеет пользоваться ключами.
I always saved my ex boss money by keeping a set of quality back out tools w me, the cheap ones break too easy
This is nothing new I was using this method 30yrs ago
@@andrewkaraiskou4790 you are old lol I’m not that old
The bolt holding the brakes to the fro t fork of my bike is like this, I'm glad I found this video
Судя по остальным засверленным шляпа полная , это была самая удачная попытка.
говорят, что конкретно эти экстракторы полная хуйня
другой формы и другого вида экстракторы в виде пики крестообразной еще может быть... но не это фуфлостракторы
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Если бы он был нормально закрученный, шляпку болта обрезала бы и прошлось бы высверливать болт и нарезать резьбу.
Better off welding it up then twisting it off before snapping the easy outs lol especially on anything aluminum the welding trick is amazing
Уоаопвра☺😀😆😆😉😆
Used to have a set like that, don't remember where's now. 😁
Ходит легенда, что экстракторы именно так и работают 🤣
Ты хоть что-нибудь в жизни открутил экстрактором? У меня не хрена не получилось🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@user-bm5xl3db1w так в том то и суть что нет)))
@@user-pf6xu7vl3g нас жестоко на&Бали🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Гайку сверху приварил на 2-3 прихватки и выкрутил... не усложняй сущности, без надобности...
Boss: you are fired
When those bolt extractors break off is the worse feeling you could have as a mechanic other then knuckle busting
I think I might take a busted knuckle over a broken tap or extractor.
я слыхал что есть способ, розсверлить убитый болт, и нарезать в нём левую резьбу, и вкрутить туда собственно болт с левой резьбой, до упора, и оно выкрутиться
Не у всех есть болты и метчики с левой резьбой одинакового шага - они не маст хэв
Авсверлить проще
Доктор Дью уже выехал за ними))
Так как он крутит, ему для каждого болта эта елда понадобится)
А еще можно просто приварить другой болт, главная проблема это доступность
溶接が最強って、答え出たよな
Best feeling ever when that bolt turns .... omg
Right ?!?! Cmon !!
This saved my life so many times
Экстрактор помогает разве что 2 раза из 10 случаев.
А точнее в тех где болт насмерть не прикипел. Иначе есть шанс обломить экстрактор.
@@penguinkowalski3660 ну дык сначала вдшка, потом экстрактор
Болт был откручен зарание-видно!
You're even using the wrench the wrong way
Colocando a ferramenta torta daquele jeito não tira nenhum parafuso mesmo 🤣😉
Bro, turboflex gon' sue you
Ну вот кто станет этим заниматься? Да ещё и деньги тратить на приблуды, сварка же есть у каждого
Сварка бесплатная?))
@@user-cz4ir1xq1s дешевле выйдет чем куча этих экстрактором и дрель покупать
@@user-cz4ir1xq1s ну это комент к видео, на сам деле молотка достаточно
@@sergeiangolenko7936 моя свареа например стоит сотку, экстрактор и дрель 5))
@@user-cz4ir1xq1s так она(сварка) у тебя уже есть, а то ещё в магаз сбегать прикупить надо
Явно руки не оттуда, о как он шестигранник вставляет
Доктора, позовите Доктора!!!
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drill the head out first, if the bolt hasn’t bottomed out it should only be tight on the shoulder then you can use an easy out or left hand drill bit. doesn’t always work but it’s a good starting point if welding a washer and nut doesn’t work
Dari Awal sampai Akhir Video nya sangat Menarik..
Di tggu Video Lainnya..
someone teach him how to use the basic tools first 😂😂😂😂
Wow. Could've saved yourself a shit load of hassle by just inserting the allen key properly in the first place 🤷♂️
Don’t turn the wrench backward !
Before you strip the screw, they make a tool that’s an Allen wrench, but you hit it with a hammer works almost every time
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Where is the removing of a broken bolt?
Your lucky that stud extractor didn’t snap off with the amount of lateral torque you put on it.
Use a small socket wrench
最初の段階で六角レンチいけたのでは？と思ったのおれだけ？電動だと、あの古さの六角ネジだと手動でやるのがベストかなと。古くてサビたネジはネジ山だめになるから、電動だとすぐネジ山ダメになるし。
これはいざとなったらしかかな
Based on how the video started I honestly expected to see the drill and drill bit used as a hammer
Ни разу у меня такой экстрактор не сработал, чаще всего они обламываются.
У меня тоже обломались, а обломок ни высверлить ни выбить, была жопа до екстрактора, после него стала полная жопа!)
And when those don't work the part is either messed up or you take it to a machine shop. Get that kinda stuff come through our machine shop every once and a while had to extract 5 1/2" bolts from a $10,000 part. It's a bet nerve racking at first but you get use to it and now it's like clockwork.
To anyone that thinks this is foolproof I’m here to tell you it’s not, this will work on an already loose bolt or a bolt that hasn’t really been torqued down tight. I wanna see this with a bolt torqued to even say 20ft lbs and is seized tight from years of rust and corrosion. Even with heat you will be hard pressed to get it out
I like how the title says “2021”, like this wouldn’t work in any other year.
I've broken a couple of these and never got them to work. Rose-weld a nut on top is better, as the heat also works in your favour.
You used with a tap wrench with even pressure / force towards the threads? Sometimes while lightly tapping?
It should work 90% of the time.
Works good on TH-cam video. As soon as you try it at home, please believe it'll snap on you. Lmao
Having this issue right now and never used an extractor before. How deep does it need to be cause seems it keeps just eating away on it. Working in confined area of a washer. Using hand tools not power tools on extractor as suggested
You’re lucky the easy out didn’t break!
Craftsmen tools are not the highest quality, but they make a way better extractor kit. The bits have a 13mm head, use a socket and ratchet or a 13mm wrench in a tight spot. They also make an external extractor set for bolts with stripped heads.
I have never had any luck with that type of extractor.
No wonder all these videos have stripped bolts, the guys making them can even sit a socket properly 😂
Just go a little deeper with the drill, until the hex head comes off. The exposed bolt shank isn't hard to get out after the gearbox flange is removed. A broken ezzee out is a huge pain.
You should get one of these when your Ford hits 15yrs old
Exactly what I need!
You use an adjustable wrench backwards. It should go the other way
This actually takes skill
Must be real nice having the clearance to do that. Now try it with the parts actually on the car
Tried this trick several times to absolutely zero success. That bolt face was rusty, but had definitely been removed before trying to use the Left handed drills etc as there was zero rust around the bolt.
What tool kit is that?
I used an ez out to get a broken spark plug out of my engine love them things.
Which are good ones. I was buying a truck they broke the bolt off the end of the sway bar in the frame. They just welded it down as a quick fix. So now I have to do it.
おーお見事！まさかドリルの大きさで六角のネジ山潰れたの取るとは。日本とちがうけど参考になった！
ドリル？逆タップではないでしょうか？
I love how it says 2021. Just in case it gets patched in 2022 and doesnt work anymore
Easy-out is one of the best things to use
I get those goodbumps every time yeah
We need this type of gear (worm gear).
This is definitely a keeper
Spot on!! Good lad.👍🏽