Use a soldering iron on anything that gives resistance. I also have used a handheld engraver like you would use for engraving your name on your craftsman wrench and it could chip away at the broken piece. Let us know what worked.I was loosening them, try to get the bridge off the barrel. I broke 2 other T-10 bits. but they broke with a jagged edge so I could get ahold of them with needle nosed pliers. The last one broke flat. They don't look like they were loctited, so I hesitated to use heat.
drill out the center and use a easy out.I am removing the sight bridge on a Ruger #1 and twisted off a T-10 bit. It broke flush with the hole in cap screw, I can't get ahold of it to pull it out. Anybody got a sure fire method of removing the broken piece?
Bill
When all else fails and before you mess it up, find a good EDM shop. They can remove it without marring anything.My suggestion is to go to a gunsmith or machinist. Good chance you could more harm than good making this a DIY project.
Ben
A soldering iron will get something like that plenty hot ..Especially usefull for heating to remove screws with loctight..And doesn't damage anything else..I would try a little heat. It might fall out. Matt
Try a henway.I am removing the sight bridge on a Ruger #1 and twisted off a T-10 bit. It broke flush with the hole in cap screw, I can't get ahold of it to pull it out. Anybody got a sure fire method of removing the broken piece?
Bill
Waiting....Try a henway.
No no no. A Henway is way too small.. What you really need is a matterbaby.Try a henway.
High pressure liquid ie: pressure washer might workI am removing the sight bridge on a Ruger #1 and twisted off a T-10 bit. It broke flush with the hole in cap screw, I can't get ahold of it to pull it out. Anybody got a sure fire method of removing the broken piece?
Bill
You need to put out the bucks for large henway. It should be good for anybody..No no no. A Henway is way too small.. What you really need is a matterbaby.