traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
#11
Re: traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
Originally Posted by drunkinmaster1
what brand of easy-out do you reccomend?
#12
Re: traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
i've never personally had a problem with Vermont American, they're a re-named bosch tool. read the back of the product card. walmart spraypaint used to say that it was a subdivision of rustoleum.
but yeah, try to stick with major tool brands (mac, snap-on, craftsman is making a comeback, maybe stanley, they went to ---- last time i used em. some of the more industrial tool companies (i can't name any off hand, but use their taps/dies/easy-outs all the time) will be an excellent buy. craftsman is possibly the best buy, they've really stepped up their product standards on tools. 80's craftsman drill = lasts as long as the time it took you to pay for it.
but yeah, try to stick with major tool brands (mac, snap-on, craftsman is making a comeback, maybe stanley, they went to ---- last time i used em. some of the more industrial tool companies (i can't name any off hand, but use their taps/dies/easy-outs all the time) will be an excellent buy. craftsman is possibly the best buy, they've really stepped up their product standards on tools. 80's craftsman drill = lasts as long as the time it took you to pay for it.
#13
Re: traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
Dormer,Proto,Jet,Hilti,Walter makes some I believe,Snap on,Craftsman etc.Go to a good tool store like a industrial supply place.This is one time you want to buy the best available.
#16
Re: traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
You may want to try heating the area around the broken off bolt after you have your easyout setup in there. That will expand the hole and make it easier to get the bolt out. Good luck if you break the easy off.
Erich
Erich
#17
Re: traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
Originally Posted by 90dx
Dormer,Proto,Jet,Hilti,Walter makes some I believe,Snap on,Craftsman etc.Go to a good tool store like a industrial supply place.This is one time you want to buy the best available.
it's some of the names i found on my taps i have, which are straight from the machine shop that stamps the cases for Zippo and a LARGE portion of the coin blanks for the US and Canadian mint.
Proto, SK some of the best companies ever in history for tools. HIGHLY reccoment buying any that you see at a garage sale for cheap, they're worth more than what you're most likely gonna pay
#18
Re: traded my 14b for a t-bird .48/.60 . one problem though.
Originally Posted by TheMadScientist
They're right. But what do you do if your ez out breaks?
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