Any top tips for removing an aluminium press fit bottom bracket from a carbon frame when the halfwit who installed it (not me this time) has used epoxy to keep it in place? I've tried heat (hot air gun) and Brute Force And Ignorance (pounding away at it with a lump hammer and a long length of brass bar) and it's not budging. My current plan is to cut it into sections (carefully) and then try and peel it out in bits, but any suggestions for better plans will be welcome.
Leaving it in place isn't an option. It's a Rotor 4624 bottom bracket for 24mm axles, I'm fitting a 30mm axle crankset, and I'm all out of negative shims.
The brass bar is a nice close fit in the BB cup, and I've been lamping it from the reverse side, so the recess for the bearing is untouched. Still won't fit a 30mm axle though. I have a horrible feeling I'm going to end up having to cut and file the damned thing out.
Any top tips for removing an aluminium press fit bottom bracket from a carbon frame when the halfwit who installed it (not me this time) has used epoxy to keep it in place? I've tried heat (hot air gun) and Brute Force And Ignorance (pounding away at it with a lump hammer and a long length of brass bar) and it's not budging. My current plan is to cut it into sections (carefully) and then try and peel it out in bits, but any suggestions for better plans will be welcome.
Leaving it in place isn't an option. It's a Rotor 4624 bottom bracket for 24mm axles, I'm fitting a 30mm axle crankset, and I'm all out of negative shims.