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Great tips!

Every time I use j b weld 8 times out of ten it doesn’t hold not a big fan of this product

How much oil and what type oil

I’m here because I’m unhappy with my kreg drill block. It works fine for shallow holes, but when I had to drill a 3” hole in a block of wood I was sorely disappointed when the hole wasn’t perpendicular - not even close. I’ll try the CD method, but if that doesn’t work I’m gonna get a proper drill guide. I really don’t want to make space in my shop for a drill press, so a drill guide seems like exactly what I need. Thanks for a great and informative (and efficient) video!

Sears,Hechingers,went bankrupt because of Home Depot and Lowes --- prices. Sears customers were getting old and passing away,in my city. Not because of f screw extractors. Facts

Will this work with a screw in metal? I'm trying to take apart my oven door to clean between the glass and surprise the screws are totally stripped.

it just keeps spinning never extracts the screw, no matter wich one I use

I broke my femur in a biking accident......cleaned it with whiskey, fixed it with JB Weld. 12 years later I'm still walking!

Really great tutorial! It worked the first time :)

Ps thanks 😊 for the tips

I’m about to use it to fix my gazebo after a hurricane broke it

I've taped washers the same size of the bit together to make a guide. It works well.

Use a table saw. Make sure your fence is square to the blade. Adjust the blade height to half the blade thicknes.. run a scrap piece across. Use a depth guage to make sure the cut is even throughout....repeat this process with another piece. Join the two pieces together with wood glue making sure the cut is aligned. And now use a bit that is the same thickness as the blade and now you have a perfect 90 pilot hole jig.

You are the man

"So you have a scrip screw" 😆

Great video. Now, can I do the opposite and jump start my car with the lawn mower?

Thanks 🙏🏼👍🏼

good stuff man!

Thanks much for sharing and for all the tips. I got a magnetic stud finder per your recommendation (not same model but works great) and it was super helpful.

So helpful, ty!

The 710+ also has a green LED at the centre of the stud

Thank you SO much. Great ideas Bud that WORKED fine for me. Thank you again. 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏

The reason you breaking bits is because you're doing it wrong. Use the drill bit correctly, not in reverse then use extractor in reverse. Your crap set is actually pretty good!

Thanks for the reminder. I have a drill block, now just locate it 😅

I left the cover off, it's a nuisance and serves no purpose

all drill bits will break if they are abused and get hot enough. a broken bit isn't an excuse to not buy a specific brand lol

My number 6 extractor is too big for a 1/2” drill, now what?

I find it much easier to slot what's left of the broken fastener, and turn it out with a flat blade screwdriver. I've NEVER had any luck with a left-handed drill bit or a screw extractor!

Thanks a bunch!! I think I used these bits like once 20 years ago but completely forgot how they worked. Had a stripped screw on a $900 power amp circuit board 😣I was horrified getting that drill near it but I only had to drill it a little bit then used a crescent wrench to do the other part and like you had to go to a bigger size. And when I hear that thing break loose! It was glorious! 🤩

But most other videos on this subject say to use the drill bit in the conventional clockwise direction and then the extractor in reverse. Unless you use the special double ended extractors. Why do you drill counter clockwise?

man this saved me. I have a mini bike that ripped a head of a bolt right out on the exhaust. Didn’t know what to do. Thank you man!

VERY helpful. My JD E110 started right up. Thank youuuuu!!!

this video is awesome

Silly question, but should I start my vehicle to help with the charge? I noticed during the video you only started the mower. Thank you in advance.

for me it's a homemade drill block made from an off-cut of hardwood. 8 bucks cheaper than buying one but you do need access to a drill press 👍

Thank you very much for such very clear instructions!

Awesome thank you 😊

SEARS was in business for 132 years. Their down turn started in 2006 after 120 years in business and before that CRAFTMAN was a great tool to have. You don’t have a business for 132 years if you’re shite! I still have a lot of my grandfathers CRAFTMAN tools that still work excellent. I know there are better tools out now with more updated versions but the point is my CRAFTMAN tools have not quit on me. Sears also supported the troops. When a National Guard soldier who worked for Sears was called away he/she still received his pay from Sears. Maybe just stick to your videos.

Play my music while you work brother

You did great

great video. Tried the extractor screws. In the end i managed to remove really tight screws by drilling into the screw in reverse, till it removed it. Perfect

Which method would work best for using a hammer drill on a concrete wall? I need perfectly straight holes to hang a wood rack on my garage wall.

I was going to make a floating shelf out of a 1 inch board and I needed to drill on the thickness of the board so this is what I did to make my whole straight I got a another piece of board and cut out A straight piece and made it 1 and 1/2 in in width 6 in in length after drilling the straight hole into the middle of the thickness of the wood I then glued a piece of wood on top that was 1 in thick 6in log 6 in width top and bottom so that it slides it looks like a c-channel like a letter C if you look on the side of it and that slides into the board because the one and a half inches will guide your drill bit nice and straight and Improvement to the idea you could add a piece of pipe so that you don't mess up the hole that's made out of wood since the drill could go sideways a little and then make the whole crooked so that's why you would put a piece of pipe but since I had steady hands I just did it this way I didn't feel like doing extra work with the pipe plus I didn't have a tool to cut the pipe ended up not using that wood cuz it was too heavy so I ended up using quarter of an inch plywood some high density spray foam and I just put a hole using some Square Dill rods to create the holes that the pipe with or the spike or whatever you call it that goes through the holes to hold it up and I glue those in there where all the holes needed to be at and the rest I just sprayed it was pray foam to keep the spray foam from bending the wood I just made another floating shelf out of thicker wood and then that would fit inside that that's keeping from warping it and that's how I did it and then I just shaved off a chunk with an utility knife those ones that you can pull it out more and more blade a light weight strong making a lightweight floating shelf i did not needit to hold heavy thing it worked out fin

Get s small plastic mirror, drill a hole into it and use the mirror effect as a guide. you almost always will get within 1-2 degree accuracy depending how slow you go. then i see you CD Method.

Great tutorial! Great tips and you hit on a bunch of “basic” things for guys like me who stink around the house.

Very clear and helpful!!! Thanks a lot!!

Have you ever tried accessing the Transmission pulley in back without dropping the transmission? The pulley teeth eventually wear down. I think that's what happen to mine after 300 hrs.

Great video! About to hang mine and you saved me some headaches. 😃

This is the most UNDERRATED swingset build video on RUclips. Thanks for the gusset idea!

Oh my…Aaron you look just like my oldest son…He is the one who works on my tractor since my husband passed…Your video will help him so much….Thank you for such a great video…