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Update on right angle Milwaukee drill

Geo-TH,In

Geo-TH,In

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I used easy out
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And easily removed the part that was broken off right angle head.
By reversing the angle head I now have a high speed.

I bought this drill to drill holes in studs to run wires. Also used it to mix 5 gallon buckets of drywall mud.

I can live with high speed or just use like a regular drill.
George
 
Removing broken bolts always fun...

Had a leak at the exhaust manifold on the E350. All the bolts came out but one; and of course 2 threads below the surface of the head. The ONLY thing that could get in there was an AC welding rod straight onto the head thru the wheel well. This was after drilling holes thru the fender well. It took welding some 7 or 8 nuts welded onto the face of the bolt thru the threaded hole. Studs can not be used due to no clearance between the head and firewall. If you've owned a van you will certainly understand. Holy mackerel, what a night-mare.
 
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