Surely, many were faced with problematic attached nuts screwed onto bolts or studs that cannot be unscrewed in the standard way - using a wrench or adjustable wrench.
Of course, in such situations, you can use a grinder or a wrench, but sometimes they are either not at hand, or it is not possible to apply.
In this case, you can use one simple, but quite effective way, with the help of which it will not be difficult to remove the problem nut.
And you will need for this an ordinary rod, the size of which depends on the diameter of the bolt, as well as a drill and drill bit for metal. In this case, the diameter of the drill itself must be such that it can freely pass through the side hole in the handle.
A simple way to quickly remove a stuck nut
For the successful application of this method in practice, it is necessary that the nut is not wound on the very edge of the bolt or stud, but a little further - closer to the middle.
There should be a small "tail" so that you can wind the lehr without problems. The first thing we wind the handle on the bolt. Through the side holes in the handle, the edges of the nut are clearly visible.
Then you need to select a drill of a suitable diameter, insert it into a drill or screwdriver, and then drill the edges of the nut (it is enough to drill from both sides).
Well, then remove the nut, which is not unscrewed, is not difficult. For a detailed overview, see this video.
