Before using the chisel method us some localised heat from a needle jet
butane gun, then a few sharp taps will see it out,
best wishes
ivor
2012/2/19 Gert Dalgaard S=F8rensen <stabelvej9@gmail.com>
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> Mine too ... :)
> Gert
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> Den 19/02/2012 kl. 11.18 skrev Kevin Challis:
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> > I wouldn't use an easy out as the magnetic bit could fall off when you
> drill for the easy out. A chisel and hammer to knock the plug round worke
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> for mine.
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> > Kevin
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> > On 19 Feb 2012, at 10:08, "craig" <craigb@onthenet.com.au> wrote:
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> >> You could use an Eazy_out. It requires you to drill a hole, Although,
> the
> >> correct size easy_out may fit into the hole
> >> Left from the allen key hole. You can normally buy a set of them for
> about
> >> $20. Its like a left handed really coarse
> >> Thread high tensile screw. Good quality easy-outs are tool steel, so
> they
> >> will cut into the hole, to give a really
> >> Good grip on the remnants of the bolt
> >>
> >> Good luck
> >>
> >> craig
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