Need Help!

[HywelDante]

Just took it to my Local Jack Penningtons and they said there was nothing they could do except sell me a Screw Extractor which is apparently expensive.

And No, I didn't do Metalwork at School haha.
Also, I don't have a dremel so I'm rather looking to do this for free with tools I have or my cousin has etc.

Most of the things you've guys suggested has gone way over my head, still stuck on the issue.

 

[HywelDante]

Bump

 

[Burnerman]

If you have an electric drill, you could try using Screwfix 20084 extractors at £9.99 but you will need a suitable HSS jobber drill bit (around 50p).
These things are truly dreadful but occasionally they work.
If it was my problem I'd cut a 1mm slot with a 115mm angle grinder slitting disc and use a large screwdriver.
John

 

[HywelDante]

If you have an electric drill, you could try using Screwfix 20084 extractors at £9.99 but you will need a suitable HSS jobber drill bit (around 50p).
These things are truly dreadful but occasionally they work.
If it was my problem I'd cut a 1mm slot with a 115mm angle grinder slitting disc and use a large screwdriver.
John

Thanks for the tip john, I have no idea what you're on about but I'm sure they will at the shop.
Unfortunately as you can see from 1 of the screws it is completely mashed to bits, any tips on how I could get that one out?

 

[Mickymoody]

Apply glue to an hex bit, oversize, and hammer into socket, wait to set, remove.

You write off the bolt and the bit, but job done.

 

[TicklyT]

If a hacksaw slot is too narrow for a screwdriver blade, try putting TWO blades together in the hacksaw frame to cut a wider slot.

If all else fails, drill the head with a drill bit somewhat larger than the diameter of the bolt, and the head will fall off. Then remove the remains of the bolt with mole grips / waterpump pliers. Once the head is removed, the pressure on the threads is relieved, and sometimes it's possible to unscrew them with just finger pressure.

 

[foxhole]

Some Car Jacks come with a tyre lever with a flattened end that looks like a very large screwdriver. If you've got one or can borrow one it might be worth a try getting it into that slot you've cut.

You do realise the photo's aren't actual size just a few mm across.?