Grip Edge - Fastener Extractors
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What happens here
Max from Grip Edge demonstrates specialized tools for removing stubborn fasteners. He first introduces a straight cut non-tapered broken bolt extractor. To use it, you hammer the extractor into the broken bolt. Then, you use a ratchet to turn the extractor, either loosening or tightening the bolt due to its bi-directional design. A key feature is the removal sleeve, which allows you to easily push the extracted bolt off the tool. Next, a socket extractor is demonstrated, which works similarly for rounded nuts or bolts. This socket is hammered onto the damaged fastener, and then a ratchet provides bi-directional control for removal or tightening. The removal rod helps dislodge the fastener from the socket. Both products come with a lifetime warranty.
Goal: Efficiently remove broken or rounded bolts and nuts.
Tools and materials
- Foreign Object Remover Rod — Dislodging extracted fasteners from the socket
- Grip Edge Socket Extractor Grip Edge — Extracting rounded nuts or bolts
- Hammer — Driving the extractor into the fastener
- Ratchet — Turning the extractor to remove the fastener
- Removal Sleeve — Pushing extracted fasteners off the tool
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