Re: Bolt extractors

John Gillis wrote:

> ...so now it was a matter of a little force, force applied and SNAP, 
> the @*+%$$# tool broke leaving the rest of the tool imbedded in the 
> stud and me with now an even bigger problem.

Indeed.  When I called a shop for a quote for removing a broken stud 
they quoted a very reasonable price... "if I hadn't messed with it".  
They assured me it would cost much more if I had broken off an EZ-Out in 
there, wouldn't even estimate a price for that.

Geo Hahn
59 TR3A
64 TR4
Mt Lemmon, AZ