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Not everything about head studs is good!! 120-130

posted by  Gregg Shadduck on  Sat May 21 03:54 CST 2005
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It's fun and informative to read your posts, George. :-)

If I accurately picture the device you are describing, we made something vaguely similar in the boat ship, to work with wood -- far easier of course. We took a roll pin, and filed crude teeth on its circumference. After trying every other method to remove broken screw shanks from planking, we would pop this disposable tool in a drill, and drill around the offending shank. Rotating counter-clockwise (left-handed, lefty-loosey), it would often grab the shank and extract it. (Still had to deal with the now-larger hole in the plank.)






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