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    How to Remove a Broken Bolt

    William KirkwoodBy William KirkwoodOctober 22, 2022No Comments4 Mins Read
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    We’ve all been there before. You’re wrenching on something, and suddenly, SNAP! A bolt breaks off in the hole. It’s frustrating, but don’t worry; there is a way to remove it. In this article, we’ll show you how to remove a broken bolt using a few simple tools. Stay calm and follow these steps, and you’ll be able to get that pesky bolt out without any trouble. 

    Try to Use a Wrench to Loosen the Bolt

    Try to use a wrench to remove a broken bolt. First, place the wrench on the bolt and turn it clockwise. If the bolt is still tight, try turning the wrench counterclockwise. If the bolt is still tight, try using a different wrench. If you still can’t loosen the bolt, you may need to use a hammer. Place the head of the wrench on the head of the bolt and strike the wrench with the hammer. Try to loosen the bolt by turning the wrench clockwise. If the bolt is still tight, try turning the wrench counterclockwise. If you still can’t loosen the bolt, you may need to use a torch to heat up the bolt. Place the torch on the head of the bolt and turn on the flame. Let the flame heat up the metal around the bolt. Try to loosen the bolt by turning the wrench clockwise. If you still can’t loosen the bolt, you may need to cut it off with a saw. Use a hacksaw or a power saw to cut through the bolt. Try to avoid touching the hot metal with your skin. Once you’ve cut through the bolt, you should be able to remove it with your hands.

    If the Wrench Doesn’t Work, Try Using a Hammer and Chisel to Break the Bolt Off

    If you’re trying to remove a broken bolt, and the wrench isn’t working, there’s no need to call a professional. With a little elbow grease, you can break the bolt off yourself using a hammer and chisel. First, use the chisel to make a few shallow cuts around the circumference of the bolt. Next, take the hammer and tap the chisel lightly, working your way around the bolt until it loosens and breaks free. With this method, you’ll have that broken bolt removed in no time – and you’ll save yourself a trip to the hardware store.

    Use a Drill With a Metal Cutting Bit to Cut the Bolt Off

    When you need to remove a broken bolt, using a drill with a metal cutting bit is the best way to do it. First, you’ll want to make sure that the drill bit is the right size for the bolt. If it’s too small, it will just spin in the bolt and not remove it. If it’s too big, it could damage the surrounding material. Once you’ve found the right size drill bit, attach it to the drill and ensure that it’s securely fastened. Then, position the drill bit on the bolt and start drilling. Apply steady pressure and keep the drill bit level to avoid damaging anything else. After a few seconds of drilling, the bolt should be removed. Use caution when removing the drill bit from the bolt, as it may be hot from friction. Finally, remove any debris from the hole, and you’re all done.

    If All Else Fails, You Can Try Using a Sawzall to Cut Through the Bolt

    If you’re trying to remove a broken bolt and nothing else is working, you can try using a Sawzall. Set the blade of the Sawzall to the appropriate size for the bolt, and then carefully position the blade over the head of the bolt. Apply pressure to the trigger and start cutting through the bolt. Be careful not to cut yourself, and go slowly to avoid damaging the surrounding area. If the Sawzall isn’t doing the trick, you can also try using a Hackzall or a reciprocating saw. With either of these tools, you’ll need to be extra careful not to damage anything, but they should be able to cut through even the most stubborn bolts.

    Conclusion: 

    Removing a broken bolt can be a daunting task, but with the right tools and know-how, it can be done relatively easily. We hope this information helps you successfully remove that pesky bolt without too much trouble. 

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