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Good quality 9 piece metric screw, bolt and stud extractor kit. No one wants shear off bolts etc, but in the real world they do fail from time to time, for a number of reasons and if you can get them out yourself it's a major bonus.
Extracting screws and bolts, even with the best equipment, isn't child's play and requires a good degree of accuracy drilling the pilot holes. Using cheap 'easy outs' are a very bad idea indeed and the name is an oxymoron! They will invariably snap off and then you're really in the do do, with a visit to an engineer with a spark erosion machine where you will have a reasuringly high bill.
If you're going to extract sheared off threaded fasteners, ensure that you are very careful, particularly with the small sizes. Whilst these are excellent industrial quality, no tool is indestructable if you apply too much torque. Ensure that you drill the remains of the fastener dead centre with a good quality drill bit. It doesn't hurt to pilot drill the holes and open them up a tiny bit at a time. If it is a steel bolt in aluminum alloy heat the area up as much as is safe and use a pentrating oil such as ACF50.
- Regular price
- £57.37
Good quality 9 piece metric screw, bolt and stud extractor kit. No one wants shear off bolts etc, but in the real world they do fail from time to time, for a number of reasons and if you can get them out yourself it's a major bonus.
Extracting screws and bolts, even with the best equipment, isn't child's play and requires a good degree of accuracy drilling the pilot holes. Using cheap 'easy outs' are a very bad idea indeed and the name is an oxymoron! They will invariably snap off and then you're really in the do do, with a visit to an engineer with a spark erosion machine where you will have a reasuringly high bill.
If you're going to extract sheared off threaded fasteners, ensure that you are very careful, particularly with the small sizes. Whilst these are excellent industrial quality, no tool is indestructable if you apply too much torque. Ensure that you drill the remains of the fastener dead centre with a good quality drill bit. It doesn't hurt to pilot drill the holes and open them up a tiny bit at a time. If it is a steel bolt in aluminum alloy heat the area up as much as is safe and use a pentrating oil such as ACF50.
- Regular price
- £57.37
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Great tool, so easy to use and a perfect crimp every time. Should have bought this tool years ago. Well worth the money
Always brilliant, just when you think all is lost "Bikers Tool Box" saves the day. Thanks.
exactly what I wanted No more stripped out screw heads Will be using them shortly
Bloody good piece of kit, expensive because I had it shipped to france, but worth it, plus I got another sticker and some sweeties 😃 would recommend
Although at the budget end of the range, a great vacuum brake bleed tool. Easy to use with lots of adaptors to suit all types of bleed nipples and plenty of tubing. Huge thanks to Ralph for sorting everything with this order.
Superb product. And really helpful advice from Bikers Toolbox.
I needed a couple of things confirmed. They had the answers immediately!
Definitely use them again
To begin with I struggled a bit to get a perfect closure of the pins, but I haven't got the best pliers, just a cheap one. It took me some time to figure out which way to align the pins in the plier, when I figured it out it all worked fine.
fantastic, much better than all the others I have tried.
A good quality bit of kit delivered quickly. Just what I needed.
I was struggling to get the brake Piston out of the housing. Bearing in mind it was 21 years old and sized solid, I thought it wasn't going to move let alone come out. his tool after trying all of my normal tools which which failed, I ordered these. It was still a struggle, but I got there in the end. An impossible task without them
Always good to deal with bikers toolbox. I modified this fuse holder to upgrade to blade fuses on my 1977 honda 4.
