Broken bolt removal

[@macca365]

to be honest, delboy would done it better and quicker

[@Adam-lv1uu]

have you heard of a pilot hole? or heat? always lube the hole and the bit. happy new years

[@deanwalker3710]

Glad to see you using the punch. ALL drilling starts with a centre punch ........learning from the best

[@Polecat54941]

This is why I love this channel no bullshit marketing or showing you how to do things with sealey tools the wrong way.Matt you are like Marmite it shouldn't be good but it is amazing when you get used to it.

[@royferntorp3575]

We have 'Easy-Outs' in Australia. Drill a little hole, stick it in there and turn to the left. If you can't get one, stick an allen key in the vice, heat it up and make a l/h thread out of it. Quench in oil. Grind tip so it goes in your hole.

[@erroneum]

I actually have two different sets meant for extracting broken fasteners, one like you described, from Mac Tools (although just like this: store.snapon.com/MultiSpline-Extractors-25-pc-Multispline-Extractor-Set-P644746.aspx ), and another from Snap-on that grabs the outside of the fastener: store.snapon.com/Hex-Head-Fastener-Extractors-13-pc-Hex-Bolt-Extractor-Set-P644735.aspx

[@roythearcher]

I've found with E-Z outs, especially with the smaller sizes (

[@DevinderAthwal306]

I use fluted type that don't "swell" the stud when the force is applied. This is the type primetools.co.uk/product/britool-hallmark-hmexs1-25-piece-straight-fluted-screw-extractor-drill-guide-set/

[@krazyjuicedan]

Just spat me tea out when i seen that biscuit getting buttered with copper grease. Thats funny as fuck.

[@ANDY5]

Keep us in suspense why don't you? Love the new buttered biscuit transitions.

[@Stephane1995]

just finished the er-5 series to find this new vid, impeccable timing

[@TopC333]

Matt can you do a video about sharpening drill bits. I had to drill some bolts out and my drill bits went blunt a bitch to drill it took for ever. I tried to clean up the drill tip on the bench grinder but fucked it up. I just made it worse lol. Iam sure there's an easier way.

[@connorwhite102]

Everyone on KZbin putting up videos saying Happy New Year I need this guy Shauna tutorial to get the bolt out what a top block

[@dougelick8397]

In all these years I've dealt with broken bolts, I've never thought to use reverse threads! I've suffered various kinds of "EZ-out" devices that always wind up breaking off.

[@colinhayden6452]

Knob ! I was looking forward to seeing you get that out. 😒

[@twozup1098]

“She’s fuckin’ havin’ none of it” 😂😂😂

[@pgtmr2713]

Where were ya two weeks ago with this? 2 bolts broken off in an aluminum oil pan flange. 1mm away from fixing 1 of them I broke off another one in the hole. Now... there's 2 holes with bolts stuck in them and a drill bit broken off in each. Proper fooked

[@ooohry]

great stuff, would have loved this vid a few weeks ago when i was butchering my brake reservoir

[@mxdev6387]

I would be surprised if it works, but if you have had success with this method, good on you. Can't imagine that a smaller bolt wouldn't just snap in the hole. I normally start with some heat from a propane torch, whack on the nut/stud with a hammer to try and break corrosion, get some locking pliers as tight as they will suffer and hammer on the pliers. Either that or a stud remover tool combined with heat.

[@metalmad89]

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but with that much sticking out would it not be worth heating it up and trying a stud extractor?

[@TingBiker]

Well tha made a tow with that lad. Thought tha were niver going to get it done....o tha didn't . It was like watching Dell bollocks lol keep em coming Matt.

[@blu3flare25]

What i do is take a pair of vise grips then use channel locks to compress them as tightly as possible and it ussually gets a grip

[@allanhughes7859]

Happy new year to you Matt and Matty's crew !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good to see Del and gang are still giving ya the thumbs down !!!!!!!!!

[@onhawaii]

LOL! My best way to do it when you cant weld or get it out is: get the right tab for the thread and the right drill bit for it. Make it so you hit the center of the bolt to drill a 2-3mm hole all the way till the end of the threads. Take a drill bit that is slightly smaller like 0.2mm smaller then what you need for the thread tap. Drill it in and you might be able to remove all the left over threads out of it. Take the tab and clean the threads care fully to get the right threads. And use some stupid oil for drilling and taping if you don't have the shit on your hand. Better then dull drill bits and tabs. Happy New Year you muppeteer!

[@seanbax2622]

I found the double nut worked well getting broken exhaust studs outs .

[@keithf8890]

how the fuck am I gonna sleep tonight,not knowing if you got it out?Happy New Year,yer northern git.

[@GadgetBiker]

Happy New Year! Ilike your 'All 1/16ths' Tap Handle.

[@mmdirtyworkz]

Happy New Year Matt, all the best!

[@ryanmg92]

If you have any protruding bits of the bolt left, a set of Irwin sockets with a little bit of heat can save the day

[@ninjanelly3506]

Ooh! You do like going in dry don’t you Matt?😲😲😲

[@darraghgrassick2549]

500k subs this year matt😬👍🏻 happy new year 😃

[@jakmak1199]

Your bottoming tap, sounds painful, can't wait, hàppy new year fella.

[@cbrblade2705]

Happy New Year,,,,, before people drill,, Irwin bolt grip nut removers, there a socket type tool with revers left hand tooth fluting that grip the broken bolt or stud as you turn them, and use heat around the bastard.. if there's rust use a good spray like plusgas first and let sit over night.. then there's weld a nut on it, the heat will help loosen it a bit,, iv always welded a nut on broken exhaust studs and got all of them out over the 25 years of repairing them. last resort is drilling, and try and get it dead on. iv used the Irwin bolt grips a lot and had a breaker bar on them as well, always worth the investment to keep them in your tool box for emergencies, well better than relying on mole grips, you get a lot more leverage on them,

[@kaiser9100]

Happy New Year Matt. Can you recommend a good quality tap and die set?

[@dirtygarageguy]

Dormer or Volkel

[@mauricevandoeselaar]

Happy new year matt!

[@BunnyR13]

Happy New Year. There's a VERY simple way round these problems, dont work on piles of shite....... Says he who's spent the day working on an Alfa Romeo that re-timed it's cam all by its self :D:D:D Gotta love cordless drills ability to run either way, though I've never used the lefty drills / taps I bought 20yrs ago. No doubt that they'll come in handy as I've taken on a small frame 175cc Vespa resto. I could / should take vid and put it on my YT channel as I'm burnt out with the sim-race thing atm.

[@granvillew12]

Happy new year you Bollocks! :p

[@upsidedowndog1256]

Left handed helix goes against my DNA. Nice to see an almost engineer mess with the bullshit mechanics deal with daily. Stupid fasteners in dumb places. That was an easy one. Spraying lube on that would have made easy Vise grip removal. Happy Oudeyaar Matt. You are my favorite KZbinr.

[@alanscott989]

3.45 into watching and fucking youtube notifies me you have uploaded this vid . Also did you know coppa slip is great for birth control , slap some on yer todger and she will scream " YOU ARE NOT PUTTING THAT IN THERE " JOBS A GOODUN

[@thegit8698]

Not had a notification lately, I don't know if you tried this but what i would have tried is to thread two nuts on it of the appropriate size then lock them together, I've also threaded a nut on and welded the top and got the bastards out that way, i generally only go the drilling and tapping if there is sod all poking out because of the drill bit wandering of center and fucking the thing up

[@thegeokiller1529]

Should I buy a ktm 50 engine

[@louisc6841]

When is the next episode of the homemade 2 stroke?

[@jimmyocharlie1]

I'd use a fucking big Sealey adjustable, then when its properly fucked, chew it to fuck with some "mole" grips. then probably put the whole fucking thing in a cheap pillar drill and use an angle grinder to chop the fucking thing off. You could then weld some chain to the frame and call it a street fighter.

[@nickclark6001]

Always drill a pilot hole first say 3mm, it guides the large drills and keeps them centred. Surprised you don't have a tap wrench,this greatly reduces the risk of breaking your tap off which will be a real problem!

[@dirtygarageguy]

I do, actually more than 10, just couldn't be bothered to find it - my bad I know

[@stu-b1]

Happy New year matt

[@robsmall5738]

Happy new year fella

[@memybikeni9931]

Oh the suspense.

[@fqcraigus]

What a cliff hanger, will it remove or will it fuck some more, I feel your pain brother

[@CZ350tuner]

Did you know that the late Richard Whitely (from the Countdown quiz show) compiled and published an Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus of swear words and expletives throughout British history?? Essential for any biker or mechanic attempting to deal with a broken or stuck bolt!! I have a plethora of things for removing the bastard things like stud extractors, etc. Cooking them them with the tip of a 120 Watt instant heat solder gun or sometimes the surrounding nut / metal block sometimes helps a bit (thermal shock). Geez Matt just buy a proper stud extractor. It would whip that out as quick as you could crank the ratchet plugged into it. Why do things the bloody difficult way?? You're not Del!!

[@dirtygarageguy]

This is a wind up - LOL

[@CZ350tuner]

Nope, he was on a TV chat show, back in the early 1990's talking about the years of research and work he'd put into it. He felt that swearing is an important part of our language and needed to be studied. It is actually an academic book and is a history of using foul language in Britain, how some words changed, how some were lost, some are Anglicised versions of foreign swear words, etc. One example he gave was "Cobblers!!" is the version of the Spanish "Cahones!! (Balls / Bollox)" and was introduced by soldiers returning from the Peninsular War in Spain (where once again England beat the French in a war). Yes, it there really is a dictionary of just rude words. Published by Oxford Press, if I remember right.

[@andrejprodan4016]

Give us the ER5... NOW!!!

[@memybikeni9931]

Matt have you passed away and not told us ?

[@jimbenson3926]

Just watched a video saying a product called 303 will make car tyres last 200000 miles.

[@100racer]

Yeah I watched a video yesterday with the same product and claim but involving a fan/aux belt on a car... Bs if you ask me.

[@jimmyocharlie1]

Unbelievable! I've been buying new tyres like a mug for years 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alext9067]

Isaac would have gotten that thing out in 5 seconds.

[@WICKEDGIXXERL]

Happy New year !!!!

[@raytokens2291]

It's probably titanium lol. Happy New year Matt

[@brucegunn8024]

So did you ever get it out ??

[@eranoconstruction]

Happy New year.

[@thebruise]

Happy new year mucka, buy some Irwins mate, easy job

[@thebruise]

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[@dirtygarageguy]

Already got some, test of all this shit coming soon

[@thebruise]

where is part 2 mate the suspense is killing me, i even had to chuck a sickie from work today just in case you uploaded:)

[@rotarywrx]

there is a tool called an eazyout

[@nickfletcher506]

Happy new 👂

[@coey418]

Happy new year twat I mean mat all the best

[@guillo88]

cooper grease in a cookie that was?

[@davelee6979]

biscuit.

[@beachboardfan9544]

Should have just welded onto it! 😆

[@sutt16v]

You didn't even spit on it before hand!!

[@allanhughes7859]

Well !!!!! when is the rest happening ???????????? Oh i know it will be like South Fork F...n wait for a while to seee what appens to J.R.????????????? The suspense is killin me !!!!!!!!!!!! What will happen to "THE BOLT"

[@patthewoodboy]

bodging it like del :-)

[@jrogers4802]

Happy New Year

[@martins7194]

Happy New Year Matt!! Just one question... why bother with getting a special "left handed drill"?? I've removed literally hundreds (if not a couple thousand) of screws over the years using just a regular drill and an easy out. A hole drilled with a "left handed" drill is just as round as one with a normal "right handed drill" so I truly don't see the need for a left handed drill. Can't really think of a valid reason either, but I'm sure someone made one up.... As long as the tap is left handed you're fine.... (at least, that's my humble opinion) ps, something that also grips screws/bolts very well, are sidecutters. Especially if some of the threads are exposed. pps. the copper spread... lmao

[@dirtygarageguy]

Good question, and I'm sure I said this in the video but sometimes the drill will undo the broken stud. As the left handed drill bit digs in it is apply a counter torque, i.e its turning left (lefty loosey) If your gonna drill a hole to remove a broken stud and the drill backs it out then you've saved yourself loads of time. Its not about drilling the hole..... More about all this later - matt

[@rikacable62]

If you're real clever you can sharpen a normal drill to cut left handed.

[@Mahatma618]

Wouldn't get a close enough socket cheap,and use glue?

[@dirtygarageguy]

glue????

[@Mahatma618]

May work...

[@erroneum]

@8:28 Am I the only one who thinks it looks like he's spreading copper anti-seize?

[@allesklarklaus147]

erroneum lol

[@allesklarklaus147]

like butter on a biscuit

[@dirtygarageguy]

It is copper grease lol

[@GamingNaDlani]

just grab it with vice grips

[@dirtygarageguy]

Already been done......

[@shaun5427]

Fuckin finish it

[@ASF1022]

Moaning abouth good quality Kawasaki bolts, are we?

[@lewisodonnell234]

Shit job to have to do i got some easy outs for 3 quid dose the job if you do it properly. Love watching keep them coming!!! Happy new year

[@Invi_TV]

Was that copper slip you were putting on that biscuit?! Making treats for Del bollocks now ?

[@bobgrant-beer3020]

I just watched Delboys tips for checking batteries using a DVM. Checking voltage drop on a 30/40 Amp Hour Batt on the bench with a meter that draws Milliamperes. Does he have a clue about anything. I wish he would do a bit or reading. A little knowledge is bloody dangerous.

[@martybartfast]

Please don't show us your 'bottoming tap'.