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> From: Bruce Johnson <[email protected]>
>
> It could also be just a really cheaply made phillips screw that
> someone forced into it. You can try, (if you have the tools), cutting
> across the head to make a flathead screw out of it to get it out.
>
Just a hacksaw blade or a small piece of one or another similar piece of saw
blade will file/cut a slot in the X impressioned screw head so a common small
flat blade screw driver will unscrew it.
Last resort only if you can't identify the fastener and find the appropriate
tool to remove it. --glen
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