drilling out lugs from hub, disc brake upgrade

I think I solved part of my confusion on this thread by doing a little research on FABO and my factory manual on the Kelsey Hayes Disc Brake Hub . Apparently the studs for the KH hubs are not swedged and are just held in place by knurling and a press fit shoulder, and it is perfectly OK to just press the studs in and out KH Hub removal ? My 68 factory manual seems to substantiate this with instructions to press wheel studs out and in for the disc hubs. Below I have a pic of couple original KH studs (actually have KH imprinted in the top of the stud) from a KH system I purchased several months ago. I don't think the knurls on these qualify as swedges?
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The OP was removing studs from a front drum that are certainly swedged. I am still a little unclear how you remove the swedge on these front drum studs with a die grinder or swedge removal bit without burrowing into the hub. Very carefully I guess.

Correct that there is no swedge at K-H hub and rotor or the later model 1 piece hub/rotor castings or rear axle flange or anywhere it wasn't "conceived as" needed.
The swedge didn't go deep into the hub. It just bonded the drum to the hub. The swedge cutter cut more drum away than stud. Replace the drum without removing/replacing studs.
This and other mechanical engineering concepts and practices ( right hand thread lug nuts being backed off by centrifugal forces when on the left side for another example ) were employed in automobiles from a-model Ford forward until proven unnecessary.
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