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Broken head bolt - Me too! 444-544

posted by  traveler on  Sun Jan 15 03:29 CST 2006
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Tony,
At this point I don't think I'll ever use an easy out! I just broke the tip off of the ez out and was able to chip the thing out, but it was a lesson. I had a retired machinest out Friday to try to remove the bolt. We went through a number of HSS and cobalt bits and got nowhere. Next week we will try some die gringing, and other unusual approaches. Good luck with your task.
Chris






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