Hammering it with a punch only makes it sit in there tighter and will never allow it out. Not much will put a dent into a good easy out, they are hardened.
I can't cut a groove in it without also "grooving" the leather around the hole. Tomorrow I'm going to try getting the head drilled off it and see if I can't see better or maybe even grind the nub that's left into an approximation of a hex and get a socket on it. I'm trying to get this out so I can put the wife's backrest on my seat and take a trip one up where I figure I might like that backrest but that's not until mid August. Toolfan, I might just be hollering at you in a couple of weeks. If I could find something to drill into the bit, I'd just stick my new #2 EZ-OUT in there and pull the bastard out. As mentioned, it's hard to see where the hell it even is.Ģ dumbnotto - I don't see how a lefty bit that won't cut and goes dull is going to solve this. I'm almost wondering if the EZ out wasn't heat treated wrong- resulting in really goddamn hard and extra brittle metal. flattened out the point on my damn center punch. Greasemonkey- I tried center punching it to help the drill bits cut. The small diameter and the funky angle also make it prime for busting off drillbits. It's like an inch into the back of the seat. I'm fast approaching the cost of another damn backrest even at Corbin prices.īTW, the bolt is recessed in riveted on leather, some hard plasticky stuff, metal, AND foam.
I also killed a couple Dremel bits on it already. I think I've screwed it up beyond your technique. Hay ewe- It's hard to see where hte hell the bolt ends and the EZ out begins now.
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