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Posted by greywynd on March 17, 2005 at 00:27:54 from (216.209.119.87):
In Reply to: what are my options? posted by haymeadow52 on March 16, 2005 at 22:53:33:
This is a bit of a problem one. I'm guessing that the easy out broke off flush as well? It would be handy to know how much of the easy out is in it. Being hardened steel, there's only 2 ways to do anything to it. It either has to be ground with abrasive (maybe a Dremel tool or die grinder and grind it out?), the only other way I know of, is to EDM (electrical discharge maching). This really can only be done if the part in question can be taken to the machine, I've never seen a portable one. I wish I had better news for you, maybe someone else will have another suggestion I'm not aware of. With it being in cast iron though, the options are limited....not like heating/welding, etc. are options that can really be used. Mark
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