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I’m speaking from experience, I have a cheap one too. Was in a box of junk from an auction. Looking to get some good bits. “Hit it with an O2 lever it'll come apart I promise.” You spelled “gas axe” wrong...lol :D Dad told me more than once experience is what you get when you don’t get what...

I wouldn’t waste money on a cheap one, the bits are easy to break, besides that China is asshole...

Maybe you could grind a slot in the end of the flush broken bolt and use a hand impact like Al and Kyle are talking about. With a small cutoff wheel or dremel.

Might be the tanic acid, I don’t know. Oaks seem to like to eat steel.

About 90% I get out by welding a nut to the broken bolt and let cool. Drill the threads out of the nut first. If it’s a straight through bolt you can drill through you can torch’em out but ya gotta be steady.