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“Craftsman Stud Remover is worth the money!”
I am restoring a 1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A, I needed to removed all the head studs, and exhaust studs from the 62 year old engine block (to prep for machine work)
I did have to heat the engine block and studs with my oxy-ace torch before using the Craftsman Stud Remover....but in the end all the studs came...
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Seemed like it'd be worth a try. Wouldn't grip my 10mm stuck studs. Just slipped and ruined remaining threads. Cheap steel. I hate to return tools, but this one is going back. It's over priced by a factor of two until it gets a thinner profile, chrome coating, and machined/laser cut gripping teeth.
Craftsman Stud Remover Reviews
not suitable for removing studs. did not grip well, teeth were poorly done at manufacturing. this design is older than i am just poorly made. so much for craftsman tools and or qa.
I currently am a Soldier that does alot of do it yourself projects. However, my previous jobs in which I have used the stud remover include 10 years active Navy as a Machinist Mate and 12 years as a maintenance technician working for various plastic manufacturers. Regardless of the size of the broken bolt/stud or the how it was stuck for example - rusted in or cross threaded. I have found the cam lock stud remover dependable in its ability to extract the bolt. When the stud remover slips over the bolt and starts to torque on the targetted bolt; this product has never slipped on me.
The only...
read full review »i have one that i bought many many years ago.an excellant tool. i bought this one as a christmas present for my son inlaw. its a huge dissapointment, it looks nothing like its photo the casting is cheap. the teeth are poorly cut, almost non exisitant. a complete waste. do not buy!.
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