Joseph L.
6/26/2025
If you're reading this while frantically dealing with a snapped bolt or stripped threads and you're on the verge of losing it, stop reading and call Grafton Machine Service right now. If you need...
Grafton Machine Service
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31951 Corydon St Ste 110
Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
Grafton Machine Service, LLC is a comprehensive machine shop based in Lake Elsinore, CA. Specializing in the removal of Broken Tooling & Fasteners, they cater to a diverse clientele including the automotive, watercraft, manufacturing industries, and individuals. The company offers a range of services such as conventional removal using hand tools for hard-to-reach areas and EDM "Metal Disintegration" for extracting broken drills and taps without causing any damage to threads or parts.
Operating both as a mobile and in-house repair service, Grafton Machine Service, LLC extends its expertise to a wide array of sectors including automobiles, motorcycles, watercraft, airplanes, and industrial equipment. Their commitment to precision machined parts and ensuring a smooth removal process sets them apart in the industry. Customers can expect reliable service and exceptional results when choosing Grafton Machine Service, LLC for their repair needs.
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5.015 reviews
Hekela S.
6/27/2025
Awesome service and he went above and beyond to assist us in machining a block. Thank you
Arjo A.
5/12/2025
Like one of the reviews said, Sean truly is a life saver!!! Had a bolt break off and was stuck in my van's engine block after I was in the process of replacing the alternator. Had a mechanic prior...
Kevin W.
5/3/2024
A huge thank you to Sean for tapping and re-drilling new threads for my cold air intake for my Camaro SS. These stripped screw holes have caused serious damage to my engine and to have Sean help...
Anil V.
3/8/2023
Sean saved my son's car from a much more expensive, engine-out fiasco by successfully removing a rounded out and seized timing belt tensioner bolt. No extractor socket was going to get the job...
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