With insert in hand, a welder will fix it (no issue). Studs are like sleeping Ogres, leave them alone unless they are already dead. Drilling is OK be careful to be exactly centered, and drill in 3 stages each bigger, until there is just a rim of material left in place. Look at it a lot to assure you are centered when the last drill is used. Then use a next size drill In 64ths of an inch! to just nick into the base of the threads. Heat it up with a propane torch (as hot as it will get, aiming into the hole to super heat the remaining thread coil, then let it cool and use a dental pick to unwind the spring like thread. JimN
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