This Rescue Bit Rescued My Ass!

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THE ONLY TOOL ON THE MARKET THAT CUTS, DRILLS AND REAMS ALL IN ONE MOTION! Be sure to "Rescue it...with Rescue Bit."®
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[@timbodnar6711]

I have an expedited freight business. I got a phone call this morning from a company that operates nuclear power plants. They had some freight in Wichita Kansas they needed picked up and delivered ASAP. I picked up 6400 worth of rescue bits from the manufacturer. I talked to the guy who invented it. I was in the welding and fabrication business for almost thirty years, and I had never heard of this.

[@Mark5mith]

And the moral of the story is, don't use a ball end when you don't need to , I've learned my own lesson with this, only rounded the socket though.

[@EVERYTHINGcpo]

Yeah. That is a lesson learned for sure! I didn’t think these would be that tough to get off!

[@fanahorn9877]

Can't agree more!

[@markjemmett323]

Thanks for taking the time to do the video as you solved your problem.

[@michaell397]

That bit is not steel. It is a carbide burr. They are very brittle. It requires high speed or the teeth will crack. For larger dia. needs, a carbide end mill will do the same. KnifeMaker

[@asaleemeadows]

Chris wow, that's quite the pickle! That is an expensive tool, but you are right, when it's the only thing that will work it's worth it. I had to drill out a cross threaded dowel nut when the bolt snapped off inside the frame when taking apart one of the boys' bed. luckily, the metal in that nut was softer and I was able to use normal drill and bit.

[@EVERYTHINGcpo]

I’m planning on keeping these bits in the toolbox for those “in case of emergency” moments.

[@jerroldkazynski5480]

Man! I could've used one of these in 1968! Adding Mickey Thompson finned aluminum valve covers to my '67 GTO 400ci engine, I snapped the head off one bolt.

[@CubanRider]

Oh man, these jobs suck. I'd happily spend the $50 knowing it'd work. Reminds me of when I had to extract TWO snapped DV bolt from the housing of an IS38 turbo, someone decided it was a great idea to use high strength threadlocker on these.

[@EVERYTHINGcpo]

I was a somewhat skeptical at first… but the darn thing did it’s job! I could think of a few past problems that this would have come in very handy for. This wasn’t the first bit I’ve had break off!! And plenty of broken bolts. Lol

[@raymondsimpson7433]

Man I broke a 1/16 drill bit off in a boken bolt I'm trying to extract, the local machine shop told me 200 dollars so yea I just ordered one, I sure hope it works.

[@itsnotstock]

I had the same issue, except my broken bit is still stuck in the top of my coilovers! I think I just got sold on this bit haha!

[@ralphmag3072]

I did that too on one of mine but I ended up using an impact socket only and didn’t have issues again

[@loganrench5680]

I love these i use them in dremel and for tight spots a pencil die grinder or dremel flexshaft work great

[@xeqblued]

Sandals in the shop

[@brightontilifly]

excelent product

[@akbychoice]

Do they make a left twist version?

[@caseynail8439]

Would prevheating up start cutting quicker

[@markreid7144]

Oh yeah that's the BS bit😅😅😅😅

[@herkulito]

while drilling do you go left of right ???

[@EVERYTHINGcpo]

Right. Normal direction