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    Quote Originally Posted by RobD View Post
    the soft solder has probably got into the threads and acts as an almighty glue.
    Of course, that's exactly what's happening because that's what it's for. If it's not heated then it won't come out, I'm sure he said he's done that...
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I'm sure he said he's done that...
    To no end...

    Carbide end mill and tap are enroute!

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    Once you've centred up your mill over that stud hole, John, I'd probably put a small drill through first before going through with your carbide end mill. Otherwise we may have a broken cutter/damaged thread scenario.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying10uk View Post
    Once you've centred up your mill over that stud hole, John, I'd probably put a small drill through first before going through with your carbide end mill. Otherwise we may have a broken cutter/damaged thread scenario.
    You bet, thanks!

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    We didn't seem to encounter any of this when we were doing them and the L42 was notorious for shearing off the screws AND the spigot on the front pad!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    We didn't seem to encounter any of this when we were doing them and the L42 was notorious for shearing off the screws AND the spigot on the front pad!

    It's pretty bizarre considering 2 came out very easily, the 3rd was a bit tougher, but not bad, and their threads are nice and clean, no rust etc...

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    You say the third WAS a little harder?
    Do you get it out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jsne View Post
    You say the third WAS a little harder?
    Do you get it out?

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    Yes the third was a little harder to get out, but I got it out nice and clean.

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    Should now be able to start the re building phase now will start looking forward to seeing the end product

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    Quote Originally Posted by CINDERS View Post
    Should now be able to start the re building phase now will start looking forward to seeing the end product
    Getting closer!

    The tap and end mill have arrived, just need the time.

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