Grafton Machine Service, LLC

I gotta tell you how pleased I am to have met this man. I just got from visiting his shop. I broke a bolt on my engine case last week’s I spend days trying to find anyone to remove the broken bolt from the engine. About 6 machine shops told me it was an impossible job. The only guy who said he might do it said he would charge me about 400 dollars because he could see the desperation in my eyes.
I called up Sean and after a brief description he said he could do it. He later asked for pics of the damage. He looked at it, called me back and again assured me it shouldn’t be a problem and quoted me about 150. I made arrangements to bring him the bike today, saturday. From what I saw today is his day off.
When my bike was done, Sean had brought the bike to good as new, and even did a little extra to ensure the part I was trying to mount fit perfect. When I asked what the damage was, he said 120. I almost fell back at how cheap he was charging me. I ended up paying the 120 and gave him a little extra for him to take out his kids for dinner.
This guy does amazing work, is very honest, reasonable and the fact that he came in on a Saturday only exemplifies what a true professional he is. I will keep his contact info and pass it on to everyone I know that could use his services.
Thank you again sir, you have no idea how appreciative I am for your work.
If you need one he’ll of an amazing machinist call Sean at grafton machine services, truly the best.

After many heart breaking, knuckle busting attempts to remove a broken screw from the filter guard on my dirt bike, I stormed off to the hardware store to see what they would recommend.
They showed me to the bit isle where I was introduced to these little bits from heaven, or so I thought. Ez-​outs! The store associate explained to me how they work. «Piece of cake!» I thought.
I drove home and started drilling. Bam! The ez-​out broke inside along with the broken screw.
After a few choice of words, I decided to call the professionals.
I called Sean and he drove half across the country to come help me with this issue.
He was on time, very professional and an overall cool dude.
I’m glad I made the call.
Thanks for your help Sean!

I tried every trick available on the internet trying to remove a broken bolt extractor in a broken exhaust manifold bolt.
All I did was waste a bunch of money on «hardened» drill bits, and cuss like the dad from «A Christmas Story» when he was working on his furnace in the basement.
And to my neighbors– I apologize. Wasn’t a good look– admittedly.
It sounds like a cliché, but without a doubt, I wish I would’ve contacted Sean earlier. He saved my ass for sure, and even came to my house to make the repair, (the motor was out of the vehicle, and I was unable to transport it). He was showed up exactly when he said he would, cleaned up everything after the repair, and was very professional. No mess, no fuss, and he was super cool.
If you’re in a similar situation, I highly recommend giving Sean a call.