You use it with your left hand
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In U.K. but I get the idea now
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I see that, same chinese set should be available on amazon or something
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@Halbj613 also look @ Speed out.
https://www.amazon.com/Speedout-Damaged-Screw-Remover-Set/dp/B00GGTYSUM/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=speed+out&qid=1585686654&sr=8-3
I use them with great success
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Youd have to cut the notches into the insert but yeah, should work
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Thanks awesome
Also what inserts do people recommend for when I get this one out
Preferably cheaper ones
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GKQ3SCD
These are the cheap ones Iām going to try, given the steel E-Z LOK ones are damn expensive.
This is the other ones Iām thinking about but delivery time is a while.
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Are there any copy ones that should work with ex lok system
Also can I ask why they are hexagonal the ones you linked
Ez-lok ftw. Ive tried others that were a breeze to put in but the internal threads were shit. I tried some that the external threads were shit and wouldnt hold in place.
Have never had an issue with ez-lok though.
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How much does the standard ez lok package cost?
Do you have a link in the U.K. by any chance
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Cheapest I found was Ā£30 for a kit which seems quite expensive to me
Is that or are they usually that much
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No thatās too much, Lots of people donāt use the installation tool so you can save on not buying that.
Not really sure tho hard for me to shop outside of my reign.
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How would you install without an installation tool
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āthreaded insert bibleā video has an example of that:
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got it out by tightening an m5 bolt into the m4 hole and yanking really hard with some pliers
scraped the wood a bit but otherwise fine
wll fill with wood glue then replace in the morning
How broken is the insert? Maybe you could tap it and use a slightly larger bolt diameter?
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Nah completely snapped in half