when you come across a broken ball lies
you've got a few options for getting it
out but one of the best ones if it works
is to use a left-handed drill bit
now normally you drilled in a clockwise
direction and the problem with that is
you've actually tie it in the ball top
understood because as the drills cross
it into the material it's actually
biased and it's actually making it
harder to get out so if you use a left
and a drill bit there's every chance
that when you're drilling it it will
bite into the stalled and it will bring
you back out they all so we're just
going to drill the shoes in a
left-handed drill bit and unfortunately
the other side of God is that which is
far too small for that size of bolt
bolts I'm hoping that it will bite and
it will show you I'll so use left-handed
drill bit to get a a bolt out like this
so whether you until the name of your
right and the drill who are left on the
drill the first thing we need to do is
Center punch it and it's important that
you get the center punch mark as close
as you can to the center of the store
trying to remove if you get it
off-center
it's not going to make it easier for
when you trying to get it out so we're
roughly in the center there so I'm just
going to give that tap so now we've got
a center punch mark in the center so now
we're going to use the center drill and
if you notice in one before that is a
center drill and these are perfect for
starting it off so I'll just put that in
the drill and I'm just going to drill at
where the Marquis and we're going to use
a forward gear so we're going to drill
returning in the correct direction
so I've now got a nice start of all
drilled in the center of that so that's
a standard that and drill not
particularly on its core bolt
so that will cost in that direction this
is a left-handed drill so it works in
Reverse so it'll drill in our direction
so I put the drill in the chalk and then
I've selected Reverse on the drill so
we're now in a reverse here and we'll
start drilling this in Reverse hopefully
at some point the drill bit will bite
and it will actually pull the stored out
of the old as you can see the tool bit
actually bits in then and it's actually
removed the stood foils so that's a
useful use of a left-handed drill bit
they can come in extremely useful when
you to any remove a broken stud the
other option would have been to drill
that out completely and try and use stud
extractor or an easy out as some people
call them an important point of these
drill bits is to keep them separate from
your base and the drill bits because
last thing you want is somebody trying
to drill to metal the correct we're
using that because all be their old air
and then they'll just blunt in the drill