Multiple screws snapped inside the block

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Re: Multiple screws snapped inside the block

30 Sep 2026 01:02 - 30 Sep 2026 06:27
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 I dont think its even worth it to try to ez-out the screws, just drill through them. It's not pretty.
Ez-outs work just fine on bolts that are broken from "over tightening" - anything that is seized or corroded is unlikely to move with them
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Re: Multiple screws snapped inside the block

30 Sep 2026 06:17
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Wookie, you have stripped a former post and made it appear like I said that.  But I didn't.  
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Re: Multiple screws snapped inside the block

30 Sep 2026 06:26 - 30 Sep 2026 06:27
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Wookie, you have stripped a former post and made it appear like I said that.  But I didn't.  
apologies, that is a quote taken from a post by Bound - I have amended for accuracy
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Re: Multiple screws snapped inside the block

30 Sep 2026 08:12
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 I dont think its even worth it to try to ez-out the screws, just drill through them. It's not pretty.
Ez-outs work just fine on bolts that are broken from "over tightening" - anything that is seized or corroded is unlikely to move with them
I agree with what you have said. In my experience you have to be really careful not to damage the old threads and if that ez-out breaks in the screw, you're screwed!!! See what I did there...
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