Remove stud bolt

[Lillac77]

Hi!

There must be a smart way to get a screw pin out of the wall. I've googled but haven't found anything. Does anyone know?

I've tried sawing a notch but it's stuck like a rock. I've tried using the socket that was on it but without success.

Grateful for tips.

 

[Fel av Åke]

You take two nuts of the correct dimension (m8?) and screw them in so that both fully engage the thread. Then you tighten the nuts against each other so that they lock in place. After that, you turn the inner nut so that the stud comes out.
You will need two wrenches or adjustable wrenches to do this.

 

[RoBo]

Large pipe wrench.

 

[Jarlingar]

Fasten directly into the chuck of the power drill

 

[Lillac77]

Attach directly in the drill chuck

Thanks for the tip, but it didn't work.

 

[Lillac77]

You take two nuts of the right dimension (m8?) and screw them in so that both are fully threaded. Then you screw the nuts against each other, so they lock. After that, you turn the inner nut so that the pin follows out.
You need two wrenches or adjustable spanners to do this.

 

[Lillac77]

You take two nuts of the correct dimension (m8?) and screw them in so that both take full thread. Then screw the nuts against each other so that they lock in place. After that, screw on the inner nut so that the pin comes out. So you need two fixed wrenches or adjustable wrenches to do this.

I recognize that. Will get nuts in the right size and try tomorrow. Thanks!

 

[Lillac77]

You take two nuts of the right dimension (m8?) and screw them in so that both take full threads. Then you screw the nuts against each other, so that they lock together. Then you screw the inner nut so that the pin comes out. So you need two wrenches or adjustable wrenches to do this.

Thank you! It worked perfectly. Even so simple that the ten-year-old at home pulled them out.

 

[Fel av Åke]

Great! "you learn something new every day."

 

[Osten57]

Fasten directly in the drill chuck

Great! It worked fine, of course! However, you must tighten the chuck very tightly. The thread gets a bit mashed, but if you screw nuts all the way in and then the chuck, you can save the thread fairly well by unscrewing the nuts afterwards. Thanks for the tip!