Nonsense Thread

[roguetoaster]

straight to the nut.

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[MrBurgundy]

I use a bolt extraction kit.

Essentially drilling into the broken bolt, and tapping in a tapered bit with counterclockwise gripping fins.

I've never used a washer in that method.

Straight to the nut.

If the broken piece is very uneven, you're going to want to drill it down so you can center a hole with some accuracy or the drill is just going to run way to the wall of the hole.

heat is going to be your best tool here. The welding trick is good one because you now have a hex head again and two the intense heat

[Northern]

So I've always been shit at extracting snapped off bolts with the welder method...
I snapped a head bolt on my D2 so I've been trying again using the washer+nut combo and still no dice.

Anyone have any tips and tricks? I'm about to give up and try drilling it out.

[varg]

That is such an oddball thing... Theres a bunch of those out here, but I think they are electric city things for rich people who live near the beach to take to the grocery store & to the beach

Yeah they are electric, and common in the extremely wealthy areas along the ocean here as well. They're pretty expensive.

[econti]

That is such an oddball thing... Theres a bunch of those out here, but I think they are electric city things for rich people who live near the beach to take to the grocery store & to the beach

There's new Chinese built ones that are a loose approximation. I don't mind them, great for a runaround.

[2mAn]

That is such an oddball thing... Theres a bunch of those out here, but I think they are electric city things for rich people who live near the beach to take to the grocery store & to the beach

[econti]

Been restoring my dad's car over the past year and a bit, finally got it together enough to pass rego inspection. Basically everything was done by me aside from the motor and box as one of his mates wanted to do it as a tribute. It's not perfect but given what I started with it's pretty good. Used as many of the original parts as I could so there's lots of pitting etc. But it is what it is.
It's a 1979 Leyland Moke, originally brit design but aussie built. Same driveline as a classic Mini.
He bought it in 1980 and it's done somewhere around 200,000km around Aus.

https://imgur.com/MFe39d0

https://imgur.com/EEZZy5Y

This is the before:

https://imgur.com/SWvBllF

Can't get the fuckin tags to work just paste the links in

[DEV0 E30]

My shit post setup

Tell me, how much do clothes cost in the matrix?

[MrBurgundy]

Adios turd nuggets

[Northern]

My shit post setup

Adios turd nuggets

[Reichart12]

My shit post setup

Just needs a catheter hook up and you're set

[MrBurgundy]

All that and r3v will still load slowly.

thanks obama

[Chilezen]

My shit post setup

All that and r3v will still load slowly.

995 :D

[MrBurgundy]

Get a smaller monitor!

My shit post setup

[varg]

995.2

Sounds like some sort of porsche chassis code