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= Purchase Link = Bolt Remover: https://bit.ly/3MYufVs Neji Saurus: http://bit.ly/3Y8fnbn What if your drill keeps spinning when you're removing screws? How to remove a crushed screw/bolt in under a minute without using a single bit of force! 0:00 Today's Topic 0:12 Tips from the Internet? 0:25 Why That Method Is Difficult 0:35 Introducing Neji Saurus and Bolt Remover 1:09 How to Remove a Protruding Crushed Screw [Neji Saurus] 2:18 How to Remove a Flat, Buried Crushed Screw [Bolt Remover] 4:33 Overall Review of Removing a Broken Screw/Bolt == Video Summary == Q: Can I use regular pliers to remove a crushed screw head? A: Regular pliers have flat teeth, so they don't hold the screw securely and tend to spin. Therefore, using a special tool called a Nezisaurus, which provides a strong grip on the screw head, is much more effective. Q: What should I do if the screw head is too deep into the material to grip? A: If pliers won't work, you'll need to use a bolt remover. Use one end of the drill bit to create a groove in the screw head, then use the other end of the conical bit to turn counterclockwise to remove the screw. Q: What should I be careful about when using a bolt remover with a power drill? A: Unlike a regular drill, a bolt remover requires both the drill bit and the conical bit to rotate counterclockwise. Therefore, be sure to check the drill rotation direction.