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{{fa}}Did your bolt or screw break off when you tried to remove it? When a bolt or screw breaks off below the surface of the material it is threaded into, you can use a screw extractor to extract the remaining portion. A screw extractor is similar to a screw, but with a tapered, reversed thread. Once you know how to use an extractor properly, removing those broken screws will be a breeze. All you need are a few simple tool and you'll have the screw out in no time! | {{fa}}Did your bolt or screw break off when you tried to remove it? When a bolt or screw breaks off below the surface of the material it is threaded into, you can use a screw extractor to extract the remaining portion. A screw extractor is similar to a screw, but with a tapered, reversed thread. Once you know how to use an extractor properly, removing those broken screws will be a breeze. All you need are a few simple tool and you'll have the screw out in no time! | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Assemble your tools: | #Assemble your tools: | ||
