Ours broke inside the handrail as well. Any ideas on how to get it out?

Sorry to hear the bolt snapped. You said it broke in the rail but I assuming you meant the newel post? If you did not put some wax or other lubricant on the bolt and reamed the hole a bit using the proper size bit in hardwood it is possible that the bolt could fail. Assuming it is snapped in the newel the best way is to take a small wood chisel and carefully carve in a bit all around the bolt to try and leave enough sticking out to grab with locking pliers. The rail will cover where you chisel around the bolt. If you would like another bolt or a refund please let us know. Please call Megan at 508-235-4397.Thank you.Dave Silvia

Can this be used on both enda of tge handrail

Yes. I installed one at each end of our oak handrail. Things got a bit tight at the upper end, where a spindle had to be installed in the same spot, but a liberal amount of PL-400 solved the problem. By the way ... these bolts are marvellous!

Manufacturer	Zipbolt
Part Number	11.560
Item Weight	5 ounces
Product Dimensions	7 x 4 x 1 inches
Country of Origin	Taiwan
Item model number	11.560
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	1 Double Pack with Wood Plugs
Material	Steel, Zinc, Alloy, Wood
Shape	Drop
Item Package Quantity	1
Head Style	Hex
Included Components	Wooden Plugs (2), (11.560) of Zipbolt Angled Rail Bolts (2) (11.550), 1 - 5mm Driver 2 - 1"
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

11.560 Angled Railbolt

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