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  1. 07-16-2013, 02:37 PM #11

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    nut splitter wouldn't fit lol I got it off with a chisel and a hammer and another hour.. ugh whats next lol anyone wanna take a guess?
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    Do you still have the cutting wheel?


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    If so if I were you I'd make another cut on the bottom half of the nut, cut it in half


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    I have blasted the backside of a stud off using a stick welder turned up really high and just pulled it through.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wysemunky View Post
    I have blasted the backside of a stud off using a stick welder turned up really high and just pulled it through.
    Hillbilly arc gouging ftw!
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    It was a lot more fun then grinding it with a dremel. Plus I didn't wanna destroy one of my ttII's.
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    I bumped the wheel a bit but I guess it wasn't avoidable its fixed now. I made another notch after I got the top half out and cut to get a chisel in and pull It away from the thread.
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