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10.05.2006, 07:03 PM

Yea. Like serum said. Grind a slot across the head and use a flat head screw driver to get it out. I use a cut off wheel in a dremmel and it works perfectly.

Another solution I found is just to get a very high quality ground/hardened tip hex wrench and try that. Alot of times the stanadrd hex keys are a little rounded and the hex hole in the screw is a little rounded and that prevents you from getting the screw loose. The very sharp corners of a hardened/ground hex key will sometimes let you get enough bite in the worn out screw to get it loose.

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Something like these are a good investment over the long run. And a quality wrench usually helps avoid stripped screw heads.

Also, if you have any thread lock on it, heat it up a little before trying to losen it. The thread lock softens and becomes easer to break when its hot.


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