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Thread: FUBAR - again - How to drill carbide?
          
   
   

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    Quote Originally Posted by southerner
    Pat I can see you doing this for customers that bring thier louse ups in for you to fix. I dont think you could be that ham fisted to break that many easy outs over a career of engine building.

    Depends where the easy out breaks, If you are lucky and the shank shatters above the bolt like happened to me. I got a nut put it over the easy out shank and mig welded the center of the nut to the shank, while everything was still hot I squirted some oil down onto the threads.... Let it cool down but not stone cold, wound it back and forth a bit and just slowly backed it out, going backwards and forwards. Bit of a jaw clencher, but I got there in the end. Finished off by tapping to clean up the threads.
    i was taking to denny last night and told him that i wanted to pull all my post and photos down . i did tell him i was not going to post any more but for you southerner i will. no i still have may first set of e-z outs need some new ones. yes i have busted taps off .but if you have fix them you do not break as many. i trash taps when they go dull . i fix alot of other screw ups from others . the new cars with alum heads here in mich the EX studs rust up and i need to get EX heads studs out i mount off the stud hole to mill the heads so i fix them . so i can mill them
    Last edited by pat mccarthy; 10-17-2006 at 06:58 PM.

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