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Congrats on getting it out without destroying that orbital.Here is the update.
We bought a small drill head (run clock-wise, to create a tiny hole for the extract-drill head) - see pictures - with an extract-drill head (to run counter-clock); and try to to drill the left over screw out. About 30 minutes to 45 minutes, of drill and check, with patient, slow drill (not applying too much force)...
Then we try to drill from the top, imagine this is a very no-breath task, it didn't go through either. the left over screw internal part is still solid steel.
still it didn't work......although it paves the way for the next daring task.
So, what is the point? Adventure!.... We use the Pin Pusher and it works. We push from bottom once - slow motion with minimal force increase bit by bit, we push from the top once; then the next round, we push from the bottom, and finally the final push from the top with (I was thinking it is okay to lost this orbital....) and voila, it come out.
The internal thread of the orbital temple (or rail) still work fine, we immediately use a temple screw to test it out. and boom, it works! Probably, the stuck-screw thread (rail) has some rust which make it possible to be pushed out successfully without damaging the thread.
The whole process takes about 1:30 hour to 2 hours!
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Like i said, it'd work unlike all those nay sayers out there. The drill out is definitely the proper method but you need the right equipment to do it properlyWe use the Pin Pusher and it works