Understanding Stud Design and Removal

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What happens here

The presenter demonstrates the iGRIP screw stud's design, specifically highlighting the 'shoulder countersink' which embeds itself into the material, protecting the stud and preventing it from going too far. For removal, a specialized iGRIP removal tool is used. This tool has two 'wings' that fit into the stud's internal hexagonal recess. This design allows for removal even if the external hex head of the stud is worn down or stripped, ensuring easy extraction.

Goal: Learn about the iGRIP stud's protective shoulder and the function of the specialized removal tool.

Tools and materials

iGRIP Removal Tool iGRIP — Engaging and extracting the iGRIP screw studs
iGRIP Screw Stud iGRIP — Illustrating its shoulder design and removal points

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going too far you need the shoulder counter sink inside embedded to protect the shoulder so it's quite easy cuz you're going to see the shoulder so once the shoulder is in is inside so boom you stop it and when you want to pull this how does this tool actually work how that so when you put it out you just need to take those two Wings here put into the hole and then you take it out just like this so even if you have a worn down exagon it's going to work so it prevents you from going too deep and you can reuse these over and over year

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