Left hand drill bit, left hand m5 tap, you’ll get it out leaving the thread intact.View attachment 411768View attachment 411769the bolt for the timing chain guide rail snapped, now i cant it out.
Left hand drill bit, left hand m5 tap, you’ll get it out leaving the thread intact.View attachment 411768View attachment 411769the bolt for the timing chain guide rail snapped, now i cant it out.
can get at it with a drill, just, me own stupid fault at the end of the day, wasnt using a torque wrench, mine dont go down to 8nm, tried to guess itLooks like the same type of situation which prompted @Pete.? to get a right angle drill
The link to his post.
Thread 'New angle drill - damn handy!' https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/new-angle-drill-damn-handy.131381/
Left hand drill bit, left hand m5 tap, you’ll get it out leaving the thread intact.
im 3 days in that should of been an 8 to 10 hour jobA situation we've all likely been in, in some way, at some point.
You did make me think of this when you said that.
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Strong in the arm, weak in the head...can get at it with a drill, just, me own stupid fault at the end of the day, wasnt using a torque wrench, mine dont go down to 8nm, tried to guess it
do you know meStrong in the arm, weak in the head...
If it snapped by tightening it will come out easy - blob of weld, easy out or lh drill should do it easy.
That’s easy, you’re a joker, plenty of us here...
do you know me
i cant weld, and i dont have one, never had to drill a broken bolt out before, no taps, never did anything like that before,
bet ya wondering why am on this forum
got it out, big relief
Spill the beans as to how, it might help someone else.
I got one out the other day drilling and sacrificing a torqs bit…….By cutting a slot in the end with an angle grinder, by the looks of it.
me brother works for gsf car parts, a lad who works in one of the garages he delivers too, lent us a small milwaukee grinderSpill the beans as to how, it might help someone else.
yeah they are, hardly no weight to them.Handy things those little 12V grinders, aren't they. Nicer to use than larger grinders, for tasks within their limits.
Do Bosch make one?Handy things those little 12V grinders, aren't they. Nicer to use than larger grinders, for tasks within their limits.
Do Bosch make one?
A situation we've all likely been in, in some way, at some point.
You did make me think of this when you said that.
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