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Originally Posted by Bibio
those extractors should be banned. they dont work.
only suggestion i can make is to drill into the sides of the extractor using thin bits then try and remove the extractor stud. or cut a slot in the extractor stud and use an impact and flat bit to turn it back out i would personally go with the flat bit.
there are bits that drill into extractors no problem but they cost lodsa dosh. ALWAYS USE CUTTING FLUID DESIGNED FOR THE METAL YOU ARE CUTTING.
there are mobile stud extractor companies out there. you could try giving one of them a phone?
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Adam
Obviously this guy is too far away from you, but I've seen him post some great repairs on broken studs etc, so as Bib suggested find one in your area
https://www.threadworx.co.uk
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