Craftsman Bolt-Out Tool
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I beieve he is happy :-)
What type of bolt out tool are you referring to? There are many kinds.
More details on this please...
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What type of bolt out tool are you referring to? There are many kinds.
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He must be talking about the new Craftsman screw extractor.I've seen it on tv and it looks like it would work pretty good.
And i think 1999XLT found out it did
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And i think 1999XLT found out it did
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Now we have screw outs and bolt outs, -which is it? Do you guys have descriptions and part numbers?
I have seen those screw extractors on TV and they look like they would work great. I have used left handed drill bits for years to back out screws and bolts, the only bad thing about them is they tend to "drill" too much. Those screw extractors may have that covered :-)
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I have seen those screw extractors on TV and they look like they would work great. I have used left handed drill bits for years to back out screws and bolts, the only bad thing about them is they tend to "drill" too much. Those screw extractors may have that covered :-)
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>Now we have screw outs and bolt outs, -which is it? Do you
>guys have descriptions and part numbers?
Now if someone would make a tool to fix screw-up's. I would buy one. Yesiree, make that two.
>guys have descriptions and part numbers?
Now if someone would make a tool to fix screw-up's. I would buy one. Yesiree, make that two.
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Craftsman Bolt-Out Tool
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 03-Nov-02 AT 09:17 AM (EST)]Craftsman 13 pc. Bolt Out™ Set
Removes stripped, rusted or painted nuts/bolts that cannot be gripped/removed by ordinary tools. Includes removers #1 through 13.
Versatile, fast and simple to use
Exclusive through-hole design so removers fit over long studs
Made from high carbon steel with hexagonal flats
Spiral flute design inside grips the nut/bolt and allows the user to remove it
Fits standard hex sizes 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8 and 11/16 in.
Fits metric sizes 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17 and 19mm
These things took out 2 18mm bolts I had that were ROUND not damaged these things were round. Thank God for this GENIUS. THIS IS A MUST FOR ANYONES TOOLBOX.
Check out the sears website and look for the BOLT OUT tools. NOT THE SCREW-OUT
P.S. AKFord: That didnt sound right, but it is quite funny!
Removes stripped, rusted or painted nuts/bolts that cannot be gripped/removed by ordinary tools. Includes removers #1 through 13.
Versatile, fast and simple to use
Exclusive through-hole design so removers fit over long studs
Made from high carbon steel with hexagonal flats
Spiral flute design inside grips the nut/bolt and allows the user to remove it
Fits standard hex sizes 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8 and 11/16 in.
Fits metric sizes 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17 and 19mm
These things took out 2 18mm bolts I had that were ROUND not damaged these things were round. Thank God for this GENIUS. THIS IS A MUST FOR ANYONES TOOLBOX.
Check out the sears website and look for the BOLT OUT tools. NOT THE SCREW-OUT
P.S. AKFord: That didnt sound right, but it is quite funny!
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Craftsman Bolt-Out Tool
>Craftsman 13 pc. Bolt Out™ Set
>Removes stripped, rusted or painted nuts/bolts that cannot
>be gripped/removed by ordinary tools. Includes removers #1
>through 13.
>Versatile, fast and simple to use
>Exclusive through-hole design so removers fit over long
>studs
>Made from high carbon steel with hexagonal flats
>Spiral flute design inside grips the nut/bolt and allows the
>user to remove it
I read this over and over and every time I read it my head is haunted with the sound of the tool miester himself Bob Vila
>Removes stripped, rusted or painted nuts/bolts that cannot
>be gripped/removed by ordinary tools. Includes removers #1
>through 13.
>Versatile, fast and simple to use
>Exclusive through-hole design so removers fit over long
>studs
>Made from high carbon steel with hexagonal flats
>Spiral flute design inside grips the nut/bolt and allows the
>user to remove it
I read this over and over and every time I read it my head is haunted with the sound of the tool miester himself Bob Vila
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Craftsman Bolt-Out Tool
These things go on the OUTSIDE of the fastener stud/nut. You don't have to drill a hole in the bolt. These would work on rounded off nuts or studs that have torn up threads etc that are above the surface, but would not work on a bolt broken flush or beneath the surface. For that you need an easy out etc.
There are tips here in the Garage forum for dealing with other types of broken bolts, studs, and even broken off easy outs. It looks like this tool is meant to take the place of a conventional "nut cracker" and would fit in locations that a nut cracker would not.
Sears Item #00952162000
Mfr. Model #52162
I wonder who the manufacturer is?
This is the large 13pc set for $40
There are two 5pc smaller sets available, one has a plastic case that has room for the other set also, They are $20 each
I don't know what the "other" 3 pcs are...
I will get a set of these AND the screw outs. The screw outs look like they would work well. I have used left handed drill bits for screw outs but they tend to drill. I have also ground an old broken drill bit shank into something like the screw outs and it "worked" but the angles were not quite right.
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There are tips here in the Garage forum for dealing with other types of broken bolts, studs, and even broken off easy outs. It looks like this tool is meant to take the place of a conventional "nut cracker" and would fit in locations that a nut cracker would not.
Sears Item #00952162000
Mfr. Model #52162
I wonder who the manufacturer is?
This is the large 13pc set for $40
There are two 5pc smaller sets available, one has a plastic case that has room for the other set also, They are $20 each
I don't know what the "other" 3 pcs are...
I will get a set of these AND the screw outs. The screw outs look like they would work well. I have used left handed drill bits for screw outs but they tend to drill. I have also ground an old broken drill bit shank into something like the screw outs and it "worked" but the angles were not quite right.
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Craftsman Bolt-Out Tool
Hey, that's great! Maybe that is the tool that will remove my stripped-out brass temp sender on my Cleveland!
Mark
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Craftsman Bolt-Out Tool
I just saw this at Grainger:
5pc Twist Out Set
Damaged Nut And Bolt Removal Set
Your Price: $35.95
Grainger Item#: 3LE67
Manufacturer: KD TOOLS
Mfg. Model#: 3537
According to the picture it looked like they had more gripping teeth than the Craftsman units. For the price of this 5 piece set you can get the big set from Craftsman. KD Tools are often available at parts houses.
5pc Twist Out Set
Damaged Nut And Bolt Removal Set
Your Price: $35.95
Grainger Item#: 3LE67
Manufacturer: KD TOOLS
Mfg. Model#: 3537
According to the picture it looked like they had more gripping teeth than the Craftsman units. For the price of this 5 piece set you can get the big set from Craftsman. KD Tools are often available at parts houses.
Last edited by Torque1st; Mar 10, 2003 at 11:59 PM.
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I opened an account years ago for a moonlight business and have kept it open by buying occasionally. It came in handy when it was time to replace my furnace last year. I also use it for a lot of other shop and household items. I also run items for friends thru the account to keep the volume up. Do you have a friend who moonlights?
Last edited by Torque1st; Mar 10, 2003 at 11:59 PM.