On Mon, 12 Dec 2005 16:15:35 +0000 (UTC), (Rich
Greenberg) wrote:

In article ,
wrote:
I understand there is a tool that "drills" out broken pieces of pvc
pipe from fittings. I was trying to search for one on the web, but I
need a name for the tool. Otherwise I am finding nothing.

I had a tool like that for repairing sprinkler systems. It was very
much like an "Easy-Out" screw remover, but larger to fit the plastic
pipes and with a longer, T-shaped handle.

The sprinklers I was working on had 3/4 plastic pipe with a Tee adapter
whereever you wanted a sprinkler head. The Tee adapter had 3/4 glue-on
couplings on each side and a 1/2 screw connector on the side. You then
screwed a 1/2 nipple into the screw connector. These nipples tended to
get broken by lawn mowers, and the remover tool allowed them to be
removed without damageing the tee.

Yes, I have seen those, but they are for threaded pvc pipes. To
remove the threaded in stub.