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Broken pipe nipple extractor.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...027#post195057
At the start the tool appears to have right hand thread, and then at 0.07 it appears to have left hand thread? Are my eyes deceiving me?
I think one side is right hand thread, and the other left hand thread. My usual attack is to use a LH drill bit. They will often bind up and back the broken bit out by themselves, though not always. Then an extractor that screws in to the left, or drives straight in, and turned left and right to break it lose, then left to get it out for most normal hardware anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by katy
HTH!
Bill
You are correct, it has right hand thread on both ends!Quote:
Originally Posted by katy
Stop the video at .07 and you can clearly see both ends have very coarse left-hand threads take a loot at the pitch and directional differences of the nipple and the tool.
A right hand threaded tool would just tighten the nipple
I'm NOT disagreeing with you...but I must agree with "katy" that at the very beginning it is clearly shown that the extractor is right hand thread at both ends.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
Youi mean like this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildwilly
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Or maybe it is actually like this only the video is flipped like I did the snap shot
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Not sure if the person who published the video did it intentionally to cause controversy or if it was accidental
