Sealey 5pc Left Hand Spiral Drill Bit Set - AK8189

- Left-hand drill bits, used for the extraction of snapped studs, screws or fixings. - Manufacture...

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This guide is for users of the Sealey 5pc Left Hand Spiral Drill Bit Set - AK8189. It provides essential information on how to effectively use this tool for extracting broken studs, screws, and fixings. The key benefit is the ability to remove damaged fasteners, saving time and effort. Note that success depends on proper technique and the nature of the damaged fastener.

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Model Part NumberAK8189
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What type of steel are the drill bits made from?

The drill bits are manufactured from 4121 HSS (High-Speed Steel).

What sizes are included in the set?

The set includes drill bit sizes: 3.2mm, 4.8mm, 6.4mm, 8mm, and 8.7mm.

What is the purpose of left-hand drill bits?

Left-hand drill bits are designed to rotate in reverse, making them ideal for removing broken studs, screws, and other fixings.

How should I store the drill bits?

Store the drill bits in the provided display case to protect them and keep them organized.

Can I use these drill bits on all types of fasteners?

These drill bits are effective on various types of fasteners, but the success depends on the condition of the fastener and the technique used.

What can I do if the bit slips?

Ensure the bit is centered, use a center punch for a starting point and use more pressure.

What should I do if the fastener is very tight?

Try using penetrating oil before drilling. If the fastener remains stuck, you might need to use an extractor tool.

Troubleshooting

Drill bit slipping on the fastener.

Ensure the drill bit is properly centered. Use a center punch to create a starting point. Apply more pressure while drilling.

Drill bit breaking.

Use lower speeds and avoid excessive pressure. Make sure you are using the correct bit size.

Fastener not extracting.

Try using penetrating oil to help loosen the fastener. If it still does not extract, consider using an extractor tool.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Efficient removal of broken fasteners.
  • Made from durable HSS steel for longevity.
  • Includes a range of sizes to accommodate various fastener types.
  • Helps save time and effort compared to other removal methods.
  • Organized storage in a display case.

Cons

  • Requires careful technique to avoid further damage.
  • May not work on extremely hard or seized fasteners.
  • Effectiveness depends on the condition and type of fastener.
  • Requires a drill for use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Select the appropriate size drill bit for the damaged fastener.
  2. Ensure the drill bit is securely fitted into a drill.
  3. Center the drill bit on the broken fastener.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with standard drills.
  • Suitable for use on various materials, but effectiveness may vary.

Care:

  • Clean the drill bits after each use to remove debris.
  • Store the drill bits in the provided display case to protect them from damage and to keep them organized.
  • Apply a light coating of oil to prevent rust if storing for extended periods.

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