Will this kit work on Metric Allen Bolts?
576932
If it is stripped out or head broken off... Yes, just as always with extractors be careful not to break the extractor off in the bolt and pick the best size for the bolt you are taking out. With the reverse drill bits sometimes the fastner will come out even while drilling your hole.
576933
It works for Metric Allen Bolts. But, be very very careful. It will not be fun to break it into the bolts. And, easy-out is not really easy to use. At least, it did not work well to me after I gave them a higher score. 2 tiny bits were broken, and one left inside my rusted screw forever. It is really a headache to me. You can try, but be careful and avoid overheating the bits by using any kind of high-speed drill.
576934
Spend money for a better set. Mine broke first job out of the box. Spent the extra money on a Lawson extractor set and couldn't be happier. Spiral extractors have never worked well for me.
576935
Allen heads tend to be harder than 6 or twelve point head bolts but yes they will work on Metric or standard.
506857
Yes. It will accept a 6mm bolt. Everything is included all you need is a tap wrench. here is a link to a video on how to make your repair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP2Up_hG7rc
1972376
My unit came with three hex key bits. Unfortunately, none fit the scope rings I purchased the driver to install, and the largest bit was too small for the pillar mount bolts on my Howa 1500... If you plan on doing much work on your firearms, buy a complete set of bits, both imperial and metric...
2171040
That is what I have, so yes it will. I do how ever recommend getting new bolts. Some may break during removal of the old ones. and don't be surprised when you notice that there are no threads, the bolts are self threaders.
1536910
The bolts are recessed, so a wrench won't fit. I'd recommend using a set of metric sockets.
189004
Yes, this is the one that i used to replace mine. You will have to get a torx bit to use with the screw. I would also use some DW40 on the old bolts to loosen them up before you try to take them off.
2036544
Don't know off the top of my head. I have these cheap multi-size cone wrenches, the work on almost everything: Avenir Cone Wrench Set
1399010
hello, if i am not mistaken. should be an allen wrench & an adjustable wrench should be good. i don't know the size of allen wrench.. sorry
1293830
metric 7mm, look for the bargain set of allen wrench sockets they are usually as cheap as a single socket (under 10 dollars)
1339067
I am not 100% sure, but i think so. It is a good tool. My employees put up a 70 X 40 foot Steel Arch building with it and it worked great. Over 3000 bolts.
1452816
You can measure the bolt points on your rig and see if matches these. I forget the numbers though.
2069156
you'd have to have the bolt hole spacing/dimensions to know for sure. But, for what it's work, I have no doubt it'll work, although some "engineering" may be required. I use these on several applications.. It might fit, but if you have any mechanical skills, you can MAKE it work I'm sure.. It's a good item and plenty strong.
1943445
They can work, but may be a little loose. It would be best to get a metric set. A loose socket could cause the bolt head to strip.
1012053
My set goes up to 12 MM. It is for metric nutserts. You might be able to order standard size parts for this rivet tool. You might check with ASTRO Pneumatic Tool
2104795
I'm not sure if it will or not. I use it to tighten a receiver extension tube nut. If you were to call DPMS I'm sure they will help you out.
2224720
Yes, this should do the trick. Use the size that's almost, but a tad bit smaller, than the bolt you're attempting to extract.
395557
No, you will need the original bolts or purchase them from a hardware store that carries bolts with metric threads.