Chuck,
How would you Dremem-wheel cut a flush or embedded screw-head without damaging
the surrounding surface?
CMW2K,
DonO
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"Fishing simply sent me out of my mind. I could neither think nor talk
of anything else. My mother was so angry with me that she said she
wouldn't let me fish again because I might fall ill from such excitement."
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Back in the late 1950's when I was a youngster, I used to buy the "Angling
Times" weekly newspaper for the princely sum of "sixpence" which was 6 old
pence before they buggered everything up and went to the metric system of
100 pence to the pound from 240 pence to the pound! Anyhow, I digress,
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Chuck,
How would you Dremem-wheel cut a flush or embedded screw-head
without damaging the surrounding surface?
CMW2K,
DonO
VERY carefully.
a.
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Most of these tools are just a gimmick. Next time make a slurry with
Commet, or a scrubbing cleanser like it and paste that into the screw head.
Place as much downward pressure as you can manage, and if the screw head
hasn't already been completely rounded, it will come out. Works like a
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Another method: Soak in penetrating oil first, then if there's even a
tiny bit of the screw head left, take a phillips or regular screwdriver,
whichever fits and place it on the screw head, trying to line it up with
the part of screw head is remaining and tap fairly hard with a hammer.
Someti
We've got a winner. The ink is gone (or will be as soon as the p.o. opens).
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In addition to these excellent suggestions, on our car restoration class, we
also use heat--a hot hair dryer held in place for several minutes..in
addition to the penetrating oil and tapping. This often works on really
rusted and stuck screws. joyce
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 8:35 AM, Don Ordes wrote
Don: These particular screws, which are the ones that hole the top half of a
carb to the bottom half, have a flat washer and a lock washer under the head of
the bolt, so it's real easy to get in there, take your time and never even
touch the body of the carb. Then, when you go back together, you
Re: [VFB] Stripped screw remover toolsThat's what Billie told me to say LOL,
Chuck
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Chuck,
How would you Dremem-w
Jimmy: Your method usually works for me, and is what I tried first. And this
topic is VERY fishing treated, cause anybody who has a boat, and especially one
that has been in salt water, and you try and remove bolts, screws etc, you'll
be cursing like a sailor LOL. For example, the switch that h
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