How To Remove a Busted Bolt FAST! New Style Screw Extractors
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- This DIY video shows you how anyone can remove a broken bolt with some easy methods with this awesome set of screw extractors. These are the BEST amzn.to/2XXo1Qq
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I appreciate this video!! Definitely the best one for what I had to do! Had a bolt broke off in a bolt hole for the starter that I almost didn’t catch and was only just a few days away from dropping my motor in my truck! Did exactly what was shown in your video and it came right out! Thank you again!
Great to hear! Thank you for watching and sharing your fabulous results, we truly appreciate it Jason, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Once again a very good video my friend. Please let me add my 2 cents. I've been drilling out broken bolts for over 40 years as an airplane mechanic. My word of advice is when you drill into steel its with low speed and high pressure. When you drill into non ferrous metals as aluminum and copper it is with a high speed and low pressure. That along with some good lubrication will save your drill bits from heating up and dulling out. Also if you drill steel with high speed what happens is you work harden the surface and will make it very difficult to get another bit to drill into the surface.
Thanks again and I really like them easy outs your using.
thanks for sharing
I literally watched tons of these. The best one on line is right here. Nobody else clarifies shit.
Left handed drill bits are a gift FROM God.a lot of broken bolts will ✈ fly out of that hole like magic man
I've said before, I don't know why they even make right handed bits anymore except to remove left handed threads. I'll never buy another right handed bit set.
Nicely Done, Very Professional, Thanks For Sharing...👍🏼
left handed bits are great if Your left handed. I prefer right handed bits
Great tip on how to get the hole centered. That's always been a huge issue....no more!!! Thanks Captn'
Broken studs are always an adventure. 7/10 times I end up drilling out and chasing the threads with a tap. Usually because the last guy didn't put never-seize on when they should've.
... or worse some idiots put lock-tite that somewhat bonded with threads
Gotta say that kind is my favorite too. But when a rusty exhaust manifold stud breaks, that's when the real fun starts haha
I'm with you on the heavily rusted bolts we just hit those with a torch and they come right out, but they can be a real pain
The best way is to lay a nut on top of it, then wire feed weld the center of the nut to the broken bolt/stud and while still hot, unscrew it. Best way to remove them ever!!
you are correct and we do that all the time but most diyers dont have that mig welder available to them :)
Most people don't know how to weld and don't have any welding equipment.
Thanks, never knew to use oversized bits to make the first part of the extraction!
The using large drills to get the center and cleaning up any burrs on the end is such a great idea! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and sharing Tyler! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you so much i bought an excavator and one of the hoes broke when i replaced it the screew broke and left part inside just like one of your demonstrations i called like 3 mechanics explained and all said they couldn't help so i went to youtube and not only did you teach me how to fish you save me money and now i have to tools to unscreew any broken skreew or bolt with no worries so thanks again really appreciate this video and save me time and money too
right on sir, doing a 30yr old outdoor spigot and sheared off the screw head of the handle, as expected... so,,,,, boom and now I know good tips to start small build up thanks for that huge ...
Our pleasure to help! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome explanation and very useful for broken bolts. Thank you
Thanks for video! Helped me get a sheared bolt out of my Toyota Tacoma truck bed!
Good deal glad we could help merry Christmas my friend mad Mike
Great demo.
Straight to the "point."
Great info. About to try getting a header bolt out of an aluminum head. Wanted good info before trying. Here we go....
Glad it helped! Good luck with your bolt removal! Have a fantastic day thanks for being with us! mad Mike the hammer SPC
Another great video, many thanks. I’ll definitely use these tips.
saved this video to my play list and gave a thumbs up! simple, great info and no 6 minute intro to blankly stare at.
i just have one critique - i would use left handed drill bits instead. sometimes the snapped off bit will twist in the direction of the drill bit, and it's better for it to come out rather than further into the hole.
keep up the good work!
Thanks for the view and for your input, it's always appreciated my friend. Have a great week Matt. mad Mike & team
This was the best video on removing a broken bolt,that Iv'e seen yet.It has educated me alot,and this is what I will try and do next time.Thanks alot for a great video.
Glad it helped Jeff! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Mike you are the "Master Detailer" . This video takes it to a new level. Thank you Sir.
Thank you Kyle we truly appreciate that my friend and I mean it
I love your videos by the way . Thanks for sharing the knowledge . TH-cam ...pay this man !
SPC I can watch your videos all day and still learn something new each time!
Thank you my good friend that means a lot to us more than you know
Fantastic TIPs thank you!
Another great extract, fabulous
Flippin awesome!!! Thank you!
You're a wizard harry
LOL, thank you Christian! We really appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Very educational. Thanks
The old professor
Great tip mike, thanks 👍👍👍
I had tried the counter screw extractor with no luck. After using your suggested drilling technique I was able to remove the stuck oil due drain plug.
Simple and AMAZING. thanks Mike my friend. 👍😎👍
Brian, Rome Georgia
Thank you Brian we truly appreciate that
Thank You So Much, You are The Best video I seen in TH-cam to how to extract a bolt out.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching. Have a great night. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Brilliant tips on drilling, thank you
kevin you are very welcome
Hey Mike :) I haven't commented for a bit. Been busy coming up with a plan to find and have a custom-built RV for the Mrs. & I. (A van-type RV on a Promaster.) So I've been pretty busy in the past few weeks. Nice job on showing us another way to get broken studs / screws out. I hadn't ever thought about the "setup process" you went thru before you backed it out with the extractor. I can see how that would make it a lot easier. Take care my friend. See you on the flip side. And as always, thanks for sharing your talents with all of us.
Hey Ray good to see you again my friend :)
ace hacks n tips pure helpfull 👍
Great video! I have the tool didn't know how to use it until now. Was wondering why you needed the other drill bits and now I know why. Thanks.
Glad we could help! Thanks for sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you so much for the video and the tool info! Lifesaver!
Absolutely, it's our pleasure Paul! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a sweeeeet week my friend. mad Mike
Going to give this a try. Thanks
Glad we could help William! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
That's a helpful tip about using the larger bits to start the hole.
Thank you very much, we appreciate your view and comment. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you so much for the easy to understand video.
Our pleasure Van! Thank you for watching and commenting, hope you have a sweeeeet week my friend. mad Mike & team
Great tip Mike. I have used these a couple of times and they are fantastic indeed!
Great tip, this will be very helpful at work, thank you
Glad it was helpful Joshua! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Those are the good extractors. I always add a little heat (torch) now and seldom have to repeat the process.
Awesome tip
Thanks man. Good concise example
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thanks for the tip! I sheared off a starter motor bolt on my Chevelle and had to remove header. I started with a larger, then smaller drill bit like you said. Then the screw extractor and presto it was out.
Glad we could help!! Thank you for watching and sharing your results, we really appreciate it mrmanitoba, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike
I want to see you extract a steel bolt that has been broke off flush in an aluminum engine block under the header where you cant see it. This is quickly turning into an engine out procedure.
Well, it always depends on how much tenacity you have, we will do whatever it takes to get a busted bolt out. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend, I feel your pain. :( mad Mike the hammer SPC
Outstanding tips. A suggestion. Try the Rigid extractors. They're life savers. Also get them through Blue Point.
Outstanding vid! I bought that stuff figuring it would come with instructions. 🤣
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching and sharing Jason, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome job
Thanks first time ever! I hope it isn't beginners luck! If I ever have to do it again!
Thanks for the video! Got yourself another subscriber 👍
Awesome, thank you! Welcome aboard my friend! Glad to have you with us, hope you have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you sir
Our pleasure my friend. Thank you for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
thanks for sharing!
Our pleasure Vladimir! Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Always good stuff..........
If you have a small MIG welder, tack a worn out driver bit to the broken bolt and then wind it out with a drill... the bonus is that the heat shocks/loosens the bond due to expansion/contraction. It works every single time. Give it a try if you don't have these ez outs but you have a wire welder...
AN you are correct we do the mig welder every week it seems but with this channel based on the DIYer that doesn't have that tool we share how they can still have success with simple hand tools
I think I have to do this due to space I the gun don’t fit
i have never ever in my life successfully removed broken bolt. yesterday and today was closest i ever came
Thanks for sharing your frustration :( Good luck on that! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you !
You're welcome! Thank you for watching Dil Lee! Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Good stuff!!
Depending on the job you may also check with your local tool rental business for an inductive bolt heater. No flame to worry about starting fires or damaging near by plastic/rubber parts. Inductive coils come in multiple sizes and even a free-form section for custom configurations.
Great tip though, Mike!
I just bought one of these and it's been great so far !
Thank You Sir 👍
Our pleasure my friend. Thank you for watching and for the thumbs up, we truly appreciate it. Hope you have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you brother motor mount failed and snapped a bolt on 07 civic. Easy as pie 👌
Nice work! Glad we could help Francisco! Thank you for watching and sharing your results, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for being here with us, we really appreciate it. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
thank you sir.......
Glad to help Lupe! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you!!!
Glad to help! Have a great day! mad Mike SPC
Nice I wish everyone did there videos like u GJ
Our pleasure Stephanie, we really appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you...
You're welcome! Glad we could help! Have a stupendous day! mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you
Absolutely Milos! Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it, have a fantastic weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Folllowed your instructions, removed three broken bolts, taking apart EZGO, Golf cart, want to paint the body, so lots of rusted nuts, few bolts just snapped. Its was more just drilling then anything else… and on the sun. Greetings from Caribbean, Punta Cana!
Awesome Milos! Thank you for sharing your results my friend, glad it worked :) Thanks too for being here with us from the beautiful Caribbean, we truly appreciate it. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Nice!
I use left hand drill bits for this sometimes it will come out with the bit.
Nice video👍
Thank you very much, we truly appreciate it! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
If the broken bolt is jagged or raised, you can use a large flat punch to flatten out the bolt center which makes it easy to get your center punch in the right spot.
Thank you for sharing we truly appreciate that Mad mikes sweet project cars
And it also gives a mechanical shock to the bolt, which can help break it loose.
Excellent 👌👌👌
Thanks a lot Jabier, we really appreciate your view and comment my friend. Hope you have a nice evening. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Yes thanks for showing telling about that , I’ll be taking off my heads off my 460 v8 . Got three bolds broke off each side 6 all together. Thanks see ya bye bye
All the best with that project Kenneth! Thank you for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Try a left hand drill bit, some times it will bring the bolt out
Got a really small bolt stuck ordered some small ones of these hopefully this works because my motorcycle has had a raging exhaust leak for awhile
Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great weekend my friend, and all the best on your project. mad Mike
@@SweetProjectCars extractor kit begin delivered today hoping this works
Great tip as always!
Always found the parallel spline wurth type of extractors work best as they don't expand the broken bolt as the taper extractors do.
Thanks for sharing Gary. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you, saved my ass today!
Glad we could help Scott! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
That was nice thanks i have a broken bolt on my engine block that supports the bracket that hold the motor mount
Thank you for watching and sharing Isreal, hope you have a great weekend and all the best with your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Mine too...
I made the mistake of tapping it lol listen to this guy DONT DO IT!!! LOL Thankfully I had 2 so I still have one to do it properly....
Instead of destroying another one I figured I'd look online, how it got the thing off was by pounding a torx socket into the hole lol that worked well... It's tomorrow's problem getting that stud off the torx socket lol
Glad we could help Dutty Diesel!! Thank you for watching and sharing your story, we've all been there done that LOL! Have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hell yea ! Thanks for the tips!
Absolutely Joe, it's our pleasure my friend. Thanks for watching, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a fantastic weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars i was replacing a drain on a bathtub and the 2 screws that hold it onto the tub snapped off -was gonna drill them out and re tap but saw ur vid and ur technique worked like a charm! Subscribed to channel i look forward to seeing what u have done and do in future vids. And same to u! I hope ur weekend is good also.happy holiday!
Awesome Joe! Welcome my friend. Have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you. This was super helpful for a non-handy guy like me. Got a cheese-head bolt out of a chevy trax.
Glad it helped Tyler!! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your results, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Took it to the mechanic, there was a bolt busted in the Valve cover for one of the spark plug caps and they claimed it would take 2hours. So I had to look this up myself to see.
Thanks for watching, hope this helped my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I got my screw out thank you so much
Awesome!! That's great to hear Blanca! Thanks for watching and sharing, we appreciate it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Yes sir!
I have broken many left hand drills, easy-outs, torx bits. It is game over once you break these bits off. You want to turn harder to get the bolt, then the bit breaks. One of the worst things to go through in life.
I'm with you on that my friend. Ugh! Thank you for watching and commenting, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I use a very small socket over the end of the extractor and the ratchet which i found helps to get a better starting grip bc you can put just a little pressure on it ... had to remove a snapped pinch bolt and another anti roll bar bolt that both snapped bc of rust ...worked brilliant 🙏
there are many methods to remove we just show what the average diyer would have on hand
i've broken three of this bolt extractor on a very very rusted bolts. in this demonstration is no rust seen so everything go by plan and so easy. only solution is welding a nut on a broken bolt.
Well after you broke the first extractor, common sense would tell you that you need to heat it up then it would come right out rust or no rust. Thanks. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Very good tips. Newer to your channel. Like what you have.
I recently here someone say that a carbide concrete bit drills into hardened steel really well. Might be a good idea for you to try. And make a video.
Thank u u got my sub for helpin me
Thank you very much, glad we could help my friend! Welcome aboard, glad to have you with us. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I didnt know others were this oblivious.
Thanks for the view, have a great day. mad Mike
I have a broken bolt in my motorcycle. Drilled a hole dead center and got a great tight fit with the extractor. Extractor sheared in half. Tried coming in from the back and have two broken bits to show for it.
Well, 99% of the time you need to put heat on them to get them out, your best bet now is to take it to your local motorcycle shop and have them remove it. If you had it here at our shop, we'd get that bolt out. Thanks for watching my friend, have a great week and all the best on your project. mad Mike & team
@@SweetProjectCars Thanks for the reply.
Guess I’ll have to invest in some easy outs
You sure should! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike
I used these all the time when I use to operate a CNC. Easiest way IMO
redskin thats cool ran a few cnc mills and lathes in my tool and die days they are quite amazing machines
20 years in automotive and never had to remove a broken bolt....yet
Well I've been alive for 60 years and haven't had a heart attack....yet :) We are both more than lucky Tino! Thanks for watching, have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Literally my first time removing an alternator and the last bolt snapped in two 😅😅
I have a nightmare broken bolt and I’m not even a mechanic just a DIY guy. My 07 pathfinder the fuel tank strap snapped in two from rust and I got the lock in part out just fine but the bolt was incredibly hard to turn and I broke it halfway out. I’m working upside down in the winter in NY it’s been a nightmare two months avoiding rain days and cold weather. I ran ratchet straps to and from the cross member and I’ve been putting no more than $10 gas to keep the weight down. I drilled a hole I thought was going center and it went all the way through the bolt and sideways a bit on a 45° angle. I bought a heat gun from HF to heat it and a bolt extractor from home depot ryobi brand. Trying it today.
Never had to or never cared to
I've had an idea for bolt that snapped in deep grab a deep socket that fits the hole put it in backwards so the ratchet end is in the bottom and drill it the socket holds it center
Thanks for watching and sharing John, have a great weekend. mad Mike
@@SweetProjectCars i think it would work sounds right to me it would also protect threads
Hey Mike, Thank You, another great video.
FYI, I used to use left-handed drill bits for broken bolts / screws, but the left-handed extractors should do just as well if not better.
Keep up the good work.
Have GREAT day, Neighbor!
Thumbs up for left handed drill bits. Also I would never use a crescent wrench on an extractor, use a tap wrench !! 😊
Thanks for another helpful DIY project! Is the next washing video coming out?
It will be coming out within a week or so my friend
If it could just always be that easy.
If only, believe me we've had many that aren't my friend. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
“These are really strong, we have not broke one of these yet”
Here after breaking 2
You obviously didn't do it correctly nefxc. Thanks, have a great day. mad Mike
I did not see the screw extractors in the green case you used listed below. I hit on all of them.
Hello Robert, this amzn.to/2XXo1Qq is the best you can buy, chances of breaking one is near zero. The pack that you saw in the green package are prone to strip out, we do not use those anymore. Thanks for watching and asking, we appreciate it my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC