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True af

I’m 14 lol

Why you gotta do me like that? I was just trying to remove some damn screws, now you got me contemplating my life and what’s left of it

@@louiemota42 lol

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@@ultimatehandyman Just wondering do these methods only work on stripped philip screws or do they also work on flat head screws too (im currently dealing with a rusted striped flathead that is stuck inside a vice collar, so if youve got any solutions to this problem, im willing to listen to anything, also part of the slot that you would fit a flat head is gone)

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@@ultimatehandyman that is fantastic. I started renovating my house in 1992 and I’m still going. I’m just thinking about how much blood, sweat, tears and busted fingers I could have avoided. Thanks for posting.

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I lost my father when I was about 6 years old, I know what it feels like. I’m really glad that the video has helped you 🙏

It's one of the most frustrating things, allll you need to do is remove the bolt/screw, ya can't even begin to start fixing the damn thing cause YA CANT REMOVE THE SCREW, I'm getting pissed just thinking about it lol. But yeah, stripped/rusted/snapped bolts/screws annnnd being unable to find a tool I JUST used when I haven't even moved are the worst things in repair in my opinion

Diving Duo bro this lil screw got me mad asf🤬

amen

Bike broke down and fixed everything and the only thing stopping me from being able to ride is a stripped screw!!!!!

3 lil bstrd screws preventing me from changing a worn seat in my boat!

It helps me, I must have sworn a thousand times today ;-) Thanks for the comment

If it did, I'd have had the screw out long before I looked for this video!!

No!!!

I tried, seems to help

"Screw you"

Woah congrats and happy birthday!

I love that! I learned a lot from my dad. I'm 35, but I hope I'm like you when I grow up!

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Love your sense of humour. You made me LOL first thing in the morning and I really needed that, so thank you.

Lol

I am frickin dead over here👌😜😂😂😂😂😂

Smart idea

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swearing and pleading method is more a motivational technique for both the operator and the tools

Imagine Gordon Ramsey, the screws would be so screwed.

Jusb1066 Lmfaooo

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I'm dealing with the identical situation right now! The concealed door closer on my new storm door is defective and the manufacturer mailed me a new closer under warranty. When I went to replace it I discovered that the contractor who originally installed it stripped the screw heads during the install. I managed to get one screw out myself but I'm here on UKposts trying to find a solution for the other one. This video was awesome and I'm going to try these tips in the morning! Thanks!

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Same😂

It is because you did not put.on gloves.

The rubber band one pissed me off so badly lol

A lot of it has to do with being able to press down hard! If you're working in a position where you can't get good traction or in a tight space probably most of these won't work other than the spring loaded thing. This is exactly the problem that i have right now. So i'm going to try the rubber band and if it doesn't work good old pliers because my screws are not completely set in.

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problem is that it can make the screw stuck

lol, when doing the same thing on elecrtronics I use air dry clay, Used it once, worked for me

@@RussianNationalist Exactly what I was thinking.

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He was a legend but the fact that worked first time elevated him to full on boss status en it!!!! I was well stressing as well, had to change a lock like so it was important. When I couldn't get that screw off I was like NOOOOOOO!!!! So yh, I had a fat bong, busted out UKposts & came across this shit hot idea!!!

Are u LAZARBEAM

@@basevegeta9424 my God make fun of the man harder why don't you lmao

base vegeta best comment of 2018

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What was his secret for stripped screws?

@@td6590 yeah bro i need to know too

So sorry. Many sad stories on UKposts. 😢

RIP Kevin

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How did you use the vice grips? Once they locked on just turned them until it came out? Cuz I’ve got one protruding now that is fat enough out to use vice grips on, so I could just do that?

@@Vgallo Sorry I never saw this. Obviously you solved this months ago. 😊 But, for anyone coming across this in the future... Even with the versatile Vice Grips, I struggled to get a hold of my offending bolt using the snapped-off portion that was protruding above the surface. After it snapped due to my carelessly putting too much torque on it, I was greatly relieved when I realized the threads hadn't seized and I could rotate it by tapping. So yeah, once there was enough to grab onto, the Vice Grips could live up to their name and I was able to rotate the broken stub by slowly rotating the tool (I had enough room to do so in my situation). But I gotta admit, there were some definite minutes of panic between the shock of snapping the bolt and finding this video by Ultimate Handyman. It was like finding a tranquilizer in video form.

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Same problem

Can i have a link for that video? I also have the same problem.. very tiny laptop screw.

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Lmbo same

Same 😬😬

Ha!! Same...

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Any "rubber" will work LOL

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I have rubber gloves...they should work :-)

Nope ear plugs never worked for me 🥺

A used condom will do the trick too.🤣

@@stebarg Empty it first

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A small folded piece of fine sandpaper ought to serve nicely as well. Or a dab of rubbing compound.

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lol

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Thats a good idea!!! Thanks!!

Gonna try this in the AM. Thank you

Retweet, I did the rubber band plus the hammer

Gonna try it now but just wanted to tell you you're a legend

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Didn’t look a very tight screw though, just saying.

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Ha ha. The temps have been 100+ fer a couple weeks over here in West Texas. I still managed enough energy to lol at your comment. Now, I can die of heatstroke! Thanks!

sex panther 😂

It's so pungent. Singes the nostrils

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@@ultimatehandyman Does it need to be a left-handed drill bit? will a normal drill bit not work?

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Its in my laptop tho

@@nahfid2003 You're screwed

@@Klaasvaak999 nvm I just bought a soldering iron. Imma solder flux to the screw and a driver and then twist it. Hopefully it'll come off. But first I need to learn how to solder

It don't work tho Solder too weak :((

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Thats my next step. If duct tape method doesn't work, then "dremel" here I come!

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I used the cold chisel a lot in my last job. In fact, only last week I used that technique to remove a pipe socket at my local school. I was once working on site and had to undo a union on a condensate line, I tried my pipe wrench and an 8-foot pole that some scaffolders left behind, it was not moving. Two smacks with the lump hammer and chisel and off it came 😉 Thanks for the comment

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granadojl I use that method all the time and it has never failed me yet. The heat from the welding helps loosen the rust too. 👍🏼

Agreed. Just a bit tricky when there are plastic or other heat sensitive materials next to it. So different techniques for different situations.

Nice. Im working on a 1989 f150. lol

If i don't have welding equipment will attaching the nut with epoxy work the same?

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Great to hear!

Glad it helped!

Sorry about your Daddy, may he rest in peace.

Ultimate Handyman - 👍Thank you kind sir. We don’t realize how much we don’t know and how much we still need to learn until the teacher is no longer available. Thankfully, there are people like you willing to share knowledge. 💝 Thank you, thank you, thank you. 🙏🤗💞🤗

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What country are you from ?

Santosh Kiran all things are available in india but the thing is you have to pay little extra....i know you are a idioz

Kiran, I've heard that there are strange import laws and corruption in India. Perhaps if it was mailed to you from a friend in another country?

move to a better place.

Canadian rober

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an electric powerdrill is a very "specific item"....the average person doesn't have one. Try doing his fancy solutions with a manual screwdriver which 98% of the general population have

Exactly!!! Thank you!! This video is competely Useless for the 98% of the population who only have a manual screwdriver!!! @@MM-ow2md

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Thanks, if you can grab some of the screw you might be able to remove it using Vampliers- ukposts.info/have/v-deo/nJelpHxnZ7Cjz5s.html

stupossibleify the head is doing the holding (mostly) just use a little force to pull it through.

You could probably drill it out

Ask the window manufacturer why the fuck they dont just use stainless screws in areas exposed to moisture i say this because i was called out to a faulty window under garantee and found myself in this very situation. Working for a big company at the time i raised this point and they changed it if all window manufactures did in a few years the problem would not exist rant over out.

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Brilliant.

I've heard of a similar method for removing bolts that the head shear off on engines using a torch.

Genius! You should make your own videos..

This comment helped me a lot more than the video! I just removed 4 rusted screw from my toilet door with the help of my soldering iron. Thank you so much!!! 😘

Thanks for the tip ;-)

@Ultimate Handyman so many new ideas i found in the comment seciont maybe make a follow up like method #8-14 how to remove screws :D

gonna try that tommorow cheers

Thank you so much!! I had no rubber bands and this trick worked 😁

Oof, I can just imagine sanding down the screen he head until it has no more grip

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Excellent!