Quote Originally Posted by Lostmason View Post
Does the tenon screw into the shank or stem? Or does it push into one or the other ? If it pushes in try measuring the opening and you should be able to order a new bit. If it screws in I dunno... if it is a push tenon you can remove the old one by carefully screwing a wood screw into it and pulling it out, then you could measure the diameter of the tenon.If you pick up a bit that the tenon is too big, I would use sand paper to reduce it until it fit.If it screws in you might try using a small flat blade screw driver to twist it out,and maybe superglue or gorilla glue to repair...?
It is just a push in. I am confident I can remove the broken tenon from the mortise with a screw, like you said, or I have a screw extractor tool I can use. I would need to be careful that I don't crack or otherwise break the shank while doing so.
Any recommendations as where to order a replacement bit?