Originally Posted by
juvela
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you may find that a store-bought thinwall socket be not thin eno'
a low cost asian standard socket is adequate to begin with
it can be mounted on the arbor of an electric drill to grind it down
once you get a tool for this application it will also be convenient for Zeus where the space is even tighter
16mm fixing bolt paired with standard size (22mm) removal threads
one fringe benefit of a 16mm fixing bolt is that it makes it difficult for someone to steal the machine's crankset
you are going at things very nicely
shall look forward to following the progress as matters move forward
"nowhere but in the low countries would one encounter a Reynolds tubing frame built with ESGE plate style bridges!"
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I have removed the bolts today
This is the socket I used, it doesn't look like a thin-walled though, does it? But it worked just fine.
16mm socket
Owning a proper tool would be convinient, but I am a bit surprised that Zeus crank bolts are not the same as Campy ones. I didn't know that they require a 16mm socket/tool.