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daymoon
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16th Feb 14 at 22:26   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Looking at this set:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/15Pc-Hex-Screw-Extractor-Set-Removal-Tool-for-Damaged-Bolt-Stud-Ratchet-Remover-/291081277913?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item43c5cbd1d9

Anyone bought one? decent enough?
gazza808
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We aren't allowed to use this type of extractor at work,
They are terrible.
Most of them are rock hard, and too brittle,
They then snap off in the bolt etc, and there's no way of drilling it out, so has to be spark eroded out, which is quite hard on a 20tonne base, but equally annoying if it happens on anything.

Never needed to use one on the other hand, many methods to get stuff out.

[Edited on 16-02-2014 by gazza808]
Mertin
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Used the longer ones regularly at work. Got to be really careful that they dont snap, especially smaller ones.
I find the square taper design ones better than the screw in ones, take a much better bite
Stoneyginger
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16th Feb 14 at 23:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I used a set of snap on ones recently and they were brilliant, put up with a lot of grief
Steve
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17th Feb 14 at 05:48   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
If th head is still on the bolt use a set of irwin bolt removers they are excellent
corsadonk
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Don't use cheap easy out's, like Gazza said they are right bastards when the snap.
Gary
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Tap it left handed and whack a bolt into that to undo.
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The square snap on ones are the best I've used, I have set of Franklin ones that are also pretty good

Had a similar set to these and they were useless
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/141195491791?nav=SEARCH

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jrdn7
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Irwin ones are a great job, used my Granda's set for years & never had a problem. Well, aside from be being a retard & hammering one of the bolt extractors onto a rounded bolt, and then being unable to detach it
daymoon
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17th Feb 14 at 23:33   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
The only Irwin ones I can find are for exact opposite of what I need.

I need some extractors like in link I have posted.
daymoon
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Also it's only an M6 bolts I need to get out. So not much danger snapping? Really don;t want to drill out.
Steve
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18th Feb 14 at 06:41   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Is it just the thread in there then eg no head
daymoon
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Head is there.
Steve
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why wont the irwins work then
taylorboosh
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It might be recessed steve
daymoon
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yeah, pretty much flush.

it is bbs wheel bolts. head sunk into the wheel
Steve
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oh are they allen key things ?
daymoon
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
oh are they allen key things ?



12 spline/ 3 square
gazza808
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Hammer a decent torx bit into them.
taylorboosh
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I hater my tuner nuts on the evo, shit design
Kyle T
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Nik, that allen key of mine that you're.... involved in. I snapped that in a suspension turret top - flush with the top of the opening and had so much torque on it, it was jammed in.

Alpha Engineering (on the industrial estate w/ Wishing Well pub) drilled it out for me after I ruined 3 or 4 "carbide" bits in my dremel. Cost me £20, real tidy job of it too.

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DaveyLC
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quote:
Originally posted by corsadonk
Don't use cheap easy out's, like Gazza said they are right bastards when the snap.


The good ones are even harder to deal with when they snap
daymoon
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quote:
Originally posted by Kyle T
Nik, that allen key of mine that you're.... involved in. I snapped that in a suspension turret top - flush with the top of the opening and had so much torque on it, it was jammed in.

Alpha Engineering (on the industrial estate w/ Wishing Well pub) drilled it out for me after I ruined 3 or 4 "carbide" bits in my dremel. Cost me £20, real tidy job of it too.


Hmm well if all fails I will take the wheels to them to get a quote.

Most annoyingly every single one of the bolts on rear wheels have come out no bother.

 
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