I have a messed up axle in my DM that has lost its threads, I don’t care if the method damages the axle, any one here got anything other than the 2 nut thing?
First of all it’s not “a axle” it’s “an axle”, and to answer your question if you don’t care about the axle just grab it with some pliers and twist it out.
First, you sound like an idiot when either a) you’re just wrong or b) the person edits their post to fix the minor error you felt compelled to point out. The wording as it is right now is correct.
To the question…
I usually have good luck with channel lock pliers… just dig into the metal as hard as you can and twist. Yoyojam axles can be irritatingly tight sometimes…
If we’re going to have a stupid argument, fine… allow me to point out -why- you sound like an idiot.
Sure, ‘a axle’ is incorrect, but that’s NOT WHAT HE SAID. I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt and thought ‘the OP may have edited his post after the fact’… but I guess not?
“I have a messed up axle in my DM that has lost its threads” is perfectly correct.
‘I have an messed up axle in my DM that has lost its threads’ would be wrong.
Just so you’re aware, “a axle” appears in the title of the post, not the body. Yes, it’s wrong. Yes it’s a minor error that didn’t need to be pointed out. Just giving you (Kyle) a heads up as to where Tyler is pointing out the error. With that said… Tyler is a stupid doo doo head (rofl).
I thought we were passed the correction of simple grammatical errors, and the brushfires that emerge from them! Not even my 2nd grade teacher gave me this much grief over saying “I want a apple for lunch”.
Please remove/edit your posts to reflect information that is actually useful to the OPs cause.
Guys, lets take it down a notch, he removed his axle, our job was to guide him on how. Now that his axles out, jobs done, so lets not fight, esp over something as minuscule as a or an.