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broken brass nut
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Use a screw extractor. They can be bought (usually in sets of about four or five different sizes) from most DIY outlets - cost about a fiver.
You drill a small hole in the centre of the offending bolt and insert the extractor (which looks a bit like a tapered drill but with a coarse left hand "thread"). Turning the extractor (either with a decent pair of grips or, preferably, a die-holder) will do the job. A bit of WD40 or similar before you start should ease the process.
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