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I saw a guy take an aluminum can, cut out a hole in it and seal it around the hole Fill with a solution of alum and water In a few days... -
To follow up on this what you have is galvanic reaction between dissimular metals .In other words it gets stuck.On reassembley you might...
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Took me a while to find it, if my IPL is correct those are M6 x 1.0 studs .Using a drillpress and trying to get in the center of the...
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Another variation on the Heat-N-Drill technique. Find your smallest drill bit 1/16th or under and start the drill on the edge of the...
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welcome.
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spent many years working in water treatmeant plants as a industrial mechanic/machinist/welder.3 waste water plants and 1 potable water...
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And they will make the threads significantly stronger.
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Nothing to add to the removal suggestions. I'm subbing to the thread. Don't stress too much about wrecking the threads, a Time-Sert will...
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This. Deep centre punch mark on the stud. Don't try a handheld drill. Clamp the head on a drill press. Run the drill in reverse with...
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Arcing is one issue with something getting hung. But you'd be amazed at how well a layer of oxide/rust can impede heat travel for a...
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Reverse drill bits and easy outs…
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Bzzt…done :p
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That doesn’t happen if the welding happens quickly enough.
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Assuming the Al doesn’t melt too badly :p Or, is the melting point high enough to prevent that?