Rescue Bit Used to Remove Broken EZ Out - Testimonial
Just wanted to say thanks, these bits worked great to remove an EZ Out that broke inside of a broken 5/16x18 stud in a 1” blind hole at the end of a crankshaft.
First picture shows partial removal of the EZ-Out, second picture is the tapped hole after the broken pieces were removed, made possible by your tooling. Total time from start to finish, including thread chasing with 3 taps, was less than an hour after starting with your Rescue Bit.
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Thanks,
Paul from Long Beach Indiana.
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1st Oct 2021
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