Here's what I do. I just had a set with every one of them stripped. I have a center drill that fits the hole semi tight.But you can use a regular drill bit. I drill a perfect center this way. Then I pick a drill bit a little smaller that the head of the needle. I drill the head straight through, this gives the easy-out a better bite. This does separate the thin part of the needle from the head. Then I heat the area outside the body and around the treads with my little butane torch. Spray in some PB Blaster (anything you like will work). I tap an easy-out into the thin shell that's left, not to hard, with a hammer. I put the head of the easy-out in a vise and twist the carb body. The needle tip is usually not seized. A few taps of the carb body on a block of wood and the needle tip falls out.
I've gotten every one of them out so far this way. A drill press or Small milling machine is handy (I picked one up on the cheap), but I've done this with a hand held drill many times. You'll be done in 10-15 minutes each. Extra time to fish out the o-ring that usually sticks inside.
I hope this helps some of you out. Next time I do it I can take picks if you guys want.