[Jewelry making - Article 00058] - Re: [Orchid] Broken drill bit in pewter

[will]

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    If it was a piece that I really needed, could not reproduce (make
    another cast), or absolutely had to remove the broken drill bit, then
    I would go to either a diamond drill or loose grit and do a root canal
    on the broken bit. If I could create a hole deep enough in the broken
    bit to insert a counter-clockwise threaded screw, I would try that
    also. By the way, I am really paying attention to this thread, for I
    have this problem on a slightly larger scale (sheared bolt for a front
    wheel on a German make auto). Will E.  

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