Subject	You might try carefully drilling down each side of the nut=>
Posted by	Whisper on November 20, 2000 at 1:57 PM
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In Reply To	"General" question on rounded off nuts>>>> posted by my91z(D-town) on November 20, 2000 at 01:51 PM
Message	stay away from the threads on the stud and then use a chisel to split it. Good luck......Rich
Follow Ups	"General" question on rounded off nuts>>>> - my91z(D-town) 13:51:21 11/20/00 You might try carefully drilling down each side of the nut=> - Whisper 13:57:25 11/20/00 what mechanics sometimes do when they encounter a rounded--> - TRUOMEGA 14:04:36 11/20/00 also..i have seen this done >> - genic 14:21:15 11/20/00 I tried beating a smaller socket onto it before I rounded>> - my91z(D-town) 14:29:52 11/20/00 if all of that doesnt work...small explosives might :) - genic 14:39:37 11/20/00 you could always use a dremel with a heavy duty cutting disc - Bernie 14:35:02 11/20/00 just be careful not to go too far, otherwise you might - Bernie 14:36:10 11/20/00 I called Vince, bolt is chump-change, not worried about>> - my91z(D-town) 14:38:57 11/20/00 i have a dremel if you need one (n/m) - genic 14:40:25 11/20/00 don't suppose you have a place to work on a Z, do ya?>>> - my91z(D-town) 14:57:39 11/20/00 two car garage...but i dont have many tools >> - genic 15:29:05 11/20/00 check your email. (n/m) - my91z(D-town) 16:12:56 11/20/00 dremels are pretty cheap too... about $40... it's a really - Bernie 14:48:23 11/20/00 similar experience for me, but cut the nut parallel - toyluvr 20:14:30 11/20/00 Thanks Admin :) (n/m) - my91z(D-town) 15:49:49 11/20/00
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