helicoil spring, we can use this where the thread is weak.

[@justintran3265]

Lyrics to the music, “I don’t know”

[@draxxsklounst6595]

I put these in all day long at work, I hate them lol

[@ajiprasetya8391]

Why

[@ireallyreallyreallylikethisimg]

They work well

[@LyroLife]

@@ajiprasetya8391it’s more work

[@jamiemacdonald436]

​@@ajiprasetya8391 Install enough of them and you'll understand

[@MarylandResident]

Any size smaller than a 10-32 is a nightmare to install consistently

[@jyrki2275]

Very weird music

[@SpreadLove173]

Sound like this guy threw the song together for this animation lmao

[@jb8478]

@@SpreadLove173 It is definitely weird and I oddly love it

[@ianbelair3047]

I never comment on anything. But I just can't understand why everyone is so focused on the music. Help

[@kevinpeterson4098]

My heli coil is so tight it stripped my bolt unscrewing it from the heli coil. It was a grade 5 but still, guess I better get a stainless steel bolt huh?

[@EC-hf8ui]

Welp at least now you know they aren't cheaping out on the quality

[@sebbykaiser6466]

Grade 5? Even valve cover bolts these days are graded 8. :p

[@kevinpeterson4098]

@SebbyKiser Hey bud, it was a rear end cover bolt on a Chevy 1500. It was a aftermarket bolt I had in the bin just to test the heli coil threads. If it didn't work I didn't wanna strip the factory threads. Like I said I bought stainless steel bolts.

[@catsaregovernmentspies]

Can you run a tap into it to loosen it up?

[@900stx7]

Put some never seize on the threads.

[@Roberval.Bulgarelli]

This type of threaded metal inserts, made of stainless steel, are frequently used by "Ex" equipment repair workshops (in accordance with the IEC 60079-19 standard), to recover the fragile threads of flame-proof aluminum metal casings (Type of protection Ex “d”, according to IEC 60079-1 Standard). In these cases, the fragile aluminum threads are often stripped due to tightening of the fixing screws, which are normally made of carbon steel or stainless steel. The use of these metallic threaded inserts is also used by selected manufacturers of "Ex" equipment with metallic aluminum enclosures with type of protection Ex “d”, in order to make these "Ex" equipment safer and more reliable, avoiding the risk of undue damage from fragile aluminum threads being stripped, that compromise the safety of "Ex" equipment that was originally certified. 👍

[@tdotw77]

🤦🏻‍♂️Well ok then! Good to know! 👍🏻👌🏻🤔🤷🏻‍♂️🛠️🔧📏

[@johndoe819]

Bro thank you so much. The only video that really helped me

[@abduldanish811]

Hi Sri

[@joshuakoopmann9730]

Used one on my fly wheel

[@jonathanrestrepo4883]

Mine has to go over does the tap and die have that ?

[@tanmayranade9821]

Why the end is broken ? What if the hole is blind ?

[@gasa1165]

End is broken so you can screw the bolt in all the way, if it’s a blind hole you can blow compressed air into it, usually gets the broken end out.

[@toodles904]

Not if it's encapsulated in epoxy 🤷

[@draxxsklounst6595]

You break the tab off that the wrench uses to screw it in so the bolt can go in all the way

[@ianbelair3047]

I never comment on anything. But I just can't understand why everyone is so focused on the music. Help

[@herminsoflorezburgos5958]

Me gustaría adquirirlos donde los puedo ubicar

[@newbharatradiatorservice1924]

Please help me

[@ArmedAngler]

Doesn’t that bottom piece get knocked into the engine?

[@joshuakoopmann9730]

No

[@aqualung1466]

How not?@@joshuakoopmann9730

[@DoofSan]

If so hopefully it blows out the exhaust valve. Clink-clink

[@tdotw77]

😮🤦🏻‍♂️No, not usually

[@nene6569]

Song pls 😅👀🫥

[@jb8478]

Did you ever figure it out? I need to know what it is.

[@gabrielphilips6980]

What is this used for?

[@maxmorrey3199]

When threads strip out. You drill out the old stripped threads, tap the hole with a bigger size, then install the insert and it restores threads to original size and is a strong repair.

[@newbharatradiatorservice1924]

Hi

[@helsinkicity3348]

Svp, il est fait de quelle matière ?

[@Quebecer_Powerstroke]

Acier inox 304

[@machinistsunil758]

I need this

[@totallimit3802]

The tool to install the coil is junk I like the old style works a lot better

[@newbharatradiatorservice1924]

I interested this product

[@sleepyd]

The music gives me creeps

[@alexandreberthouly216]

Helicoil possible de faire cela sur un moyeu de roue arrière ?

[@lucasxis_]

Viva Antoñanza

[@joseph-gz7qv]

useless waste of money waste of time i just waste my day when i tried this helicoil type in repairing my broken thread in car

[@mehrbhaman]

🏳️‍🌈 music