Snap-On Extractor set EXDL10 feedback?
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Buckgnarly
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It's OK for broken stuff that is not seized too bad. I used it to get the male threads out from a broken el fitting on my plow cylinder, but forget it if you have to pound it in as it puts outward pressure on. The drill bits are nice.
Living in the rust belt and hating to deal with busted fasteners I have aquired just about every extractor out there, and they all have their place. Just have to use the right tool for the right situation, and it can get real bad if you do not and one breaks. I have never said, "damn, I wish I DID NOT have that extractor option"!
Living in the rust belt and hating to deal with busted fasteners I have aquired just about every extractor out there, and they all have their place. Just have to use the right tool for the right situation, and it can get real bad if you do not and one breaks. I have never said, "damn, I wish I DID NOT have that extractor option"!
Heavy Metal Doctor
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This ^
The only part I'd add is that the reverse drill bit are excellent for the stuff that is broken but not seized - spins it right out!
garfunkle24
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Here is my thread about the different types of extractor: Extractor Overview
I really don't care f.or the style you posted.
I really don't care f.or the style you posted.
Thank you.
Just ordered the kind you liked from ToolTopia and a set of lefthand drill bits from Snap-On.
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gonmad54
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Just a heads up Snap on will warranty the extractors but not the drill bits. I have broken a few of both.
Sask dude
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I've been lucky enough to bust several extractors but not a bit yet
ChevyEFI
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Nice choices.
You'll get better use of square cut extractors like you purchased, compared to spirals.