[Shop-talk] stud removal

Steve Dillen shop at dillen.ca
Thu Apr 8 20:42:06 MDT 2021


I'm afraid that most often I end up removing studs as "dust", having 
first tried heat/penetrating oil, then a pair of nuts, then my cam-lock 
type stud remover...then moving on to the inevitable cutoff 
wheel/center-punch/progressively larger drill 
bit/dental-pick-to-pull-out-the-thread-remnants approach.

Steve

On 2021-04-07 5:31 p.m., Steven Trovato wrote:
> What are you guys using to remove studs?  I see various tools that 
> have teeth that dig into the stud.  That is OK when you are replacing 
> them, but sometimes you don't want them damaged.  I usually just lock 
> two nuts together and remove that way.  I see some stud removal sets 
> that essentially do the same thing.  Two parts lock together.  I'm not 
> seeing the advantage to this.  Nuts are a lot cheaper.  Am I missing 
> something?
>
> -Steve T.
>
>


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