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Originally Posted by gortnipper
I was wondering if this would happen.
No, this wont work - . I tried that. The best thing to use is a screw extractor - Screw extractor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Get one that fits into the stripped hole and you can do it gently by hand. They work well.
If there is still a bit of grip in the screw (you might try a non-metric size allen head or a different shape head if you have a set of screwdriver tips) and have someone assist you by gently lifting the top plate of the pre and rotating it counter-clockwise to "help" the screw out. |
Awesome !
Thank you !
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